The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-31
IN OLNEYvALE.
Mil Operatives Worrying Over
RumOrs Of Slack Work.
Trolley Club Election. Funeral
TomOTrOw--S stolen.

There Is some suspicion among the Of
that no attempt has been made to take
account OF stock, an item OF business that
has always been done twice a year I'm
the past.
1t is also understood that a portion OF
the looms have been stopped which would
indicate that there is a shortage Of orders.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
The West Side Trolley club elected Of
ficers for 1906 yesterday and they are as
follows: President. +. ]. Chapman; vice
president. j. p. Fogarty; recording secre-
tary. Frank Waters; financial secretary,
Geo s. Amidow treasurer John r.
King; executive committee. John r.
Noon, JOS. A. Menash. n. c. Brown, w.
Damn, Fred A. Lavoice ID. Il. West au-
diting committee. Chas. f. Saunders Roy
y. Maher, j. +. Padien.
TAKEN SICK ON THE STREET
Walter Ryan. popular young man.
who had spent last evening at the home
OF a friend playing whist. wasstaken sud
denly Ill, while on his way home. He was
assisted to his home. 5S3 Harris avenue,
by Walter Henry.
GOOD WORK.
Narragansett Assembly, No. !, Royal
Society OF Good Fellows. paid to the heirs
OF the late John IA. Springer. the amount
due them. which is the second death ben
eft that has been paid out by this organ
ization within a few days. making total
I'm this section.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral Of James c.. the little son
OF Frank h. and the late Lucy A. Hol-
brook who died from injuries received on
sunset avenue. while coastng few days
ago will be held at the home Of his
grandmother. Sarah b. Luther, tomor-
row at . o'clock.
Miss Grace Harlow, manager of the To-
cal branch OF the Mills Tea & Butter
store, who was quite badly injured by
stepping upon a nail sometime ago has
recovered sufficiently TO attend TO her
duty
About "A dozen OF the members OF the
ChafYee street police station In charge OF
Patrolman John Holland responded to the
Grimwood fire last night and did their
full share OF the good work performed by
the department
Mary Lafs.to Of 81 Courtland street re-
ported to the police yesterday that a
childs sled had been stolen from the
doorway of 1864 Westminster street while
she was in the store.
Alfred Mayhem. OF the firm OF Maher q
Mayhem, reported to the police last even
ing that a pair OF shoes, valued AT $2.75.
were stolen from the front OF their store
1911 Westminster street last evening.
A citizen. who refused to give his name.
called at the Chaffee street police station
last evening and gave Lieut.. Tyler "a
far 20 r.afIx- .aA ka ltxFA an,
Chaffee street. Mr.. Hayes died a few
days ago and left widow and a num-
ber OF small children.
1t was the intention OF Lieut.. Tyler to
have box Of cigars at the Chaffee street
station this morning so that be might
not have 10 answer the many questions
about Lieut. Tyler Jr.." who began his
career yesterday morning.
The Atlantic Mills company Is remodel
ling the double cottage at the corner OF
Manton avenue and Chaffee street and
when completed viii be used az store
TO sell the remnants from the mills.
Edward Pickman, former resident OF
this place, but for some time en-
ployed at Mystic. Conn. Is spending
few days with his old chums here.
The funeral OF Lucy A Whipple. wife
OF William l.. Whlpple, has held al her
late residence. $50 Broadway. at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Fowler wheemen had n successful
ball I'm the armory Of the Olneyville Tenn
perance cadets last evening
The work Of rebuilding the block own
ed by the heirs OF the late r. r. Luther.
will be resumed Monday morning for the
Regent Literary and Social club
Nearly all Of the churches and num-
ber OF social organizations will hold watch
meetings tonight.
George Bryant has fully recovered and
is back at his old stand on Plainfield
street.
Division, No. 20. Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians will meet tomorrow afternoon
The choir of the Church OF Blessed
Sacrament will repeat the Christmas
music and services tomorrow.