The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-14
IN oLNEYv|LLE.
Police Called Very Early and
Found John at HONS.
Many Gifts for Retiring Over.
sser-Wst Goods Stolen.
Oineyvilie branch of the Providence
News at Henernans News Store. ID
Hartford avenue. Telephone p-West.

John Dolan, who is said to be a member
Of the Junction gang" was arrested at
his home on Unit street this morning by
Sergeant Potter on a warrant charging
him with revelling.
Dolan, so the police claim went home
Saturday night, sang vulgar songs and
used vile language and he raised his
voice to such a pitch that he woke up
quite number OF persons along the way.
several OF whom entered complaint
against him.
This morning Sergeant Potter with a
number OF patrolmen went to the home
Of Dolan and surrounded IL for Dolan Is
"a crafty as any young man in Olney-
Vile and will take desperate chances 10
elude the police.
After Mr. Potter had his men stationed
he entered the house and went TO Jacks
room. Jack was asleep and one would not
think TO look into his face that he ever
caused one OF his fellow beings the least
bit OF pain or trouble. He, seeing that all
avenues OF escape were cut on, dressed
and went TO the station. He like num-
bor OF other good boys in this place has
the honor TO have his name enrolled upon
the books OF the probation officer.
WAS GENEROUSLY REMEMBERED.
Donald Blackwood, who. for many years
was overseer OF the Drawers In room at
the Riverside mills severed his connect. .on
with that concern Saturday noon 10 ac-
cept a 81 nilar position In a large mill at
Peacedale. Before leaving the room those
who had worked under him. escorted him
silver tsa set, q meKrchaum pipe and
case. a meerchaum cigar holder and case
and box containing 100 10-cent cigars
The tea set he was told was a joint
present for himself and Mrs. BIackwood
Later In the afternoon he and his wife
held q reception to the employees OF the
room at his home on Viola street Mr.. and
Mrs. Blackwood were very much affected
by the generous demonstration OF love
and esteem
WILL BE MISSED.
Mr.. James Wilson. the popular second
hand IN the dyeing department at ,aft
a weeden's mills. concluded his Iabors
there Saturday noontime TO accept
better position In a mill at Port Chester.
~. Y. He left for his new field this
morning. Mr. Wilson was member OF
the Old Homestead club. and his pleasant
face will be missed from the Saturday
evening meetings. A-v
SALOON BROKEN INTO.
The liquor saloon of John Hickey. 1882
Westminster street, was broken into be-
tween II and o'clock this morning One
quart and five half-pint bottles OF
whiskey, one bottle OF gin. one bottle
OF port wine and $50 cigars were stolen.
An entrance was effected by breaking
out pane OF glass I'm rear door. The
names OF several young men who were
In the vicinity just before the break have
been given to the police
CHURCH NEWS.
The attendance at the Plainheld Street
Baptist church yesterday afternoon,
which is celebrating it's 7eth anniversary.
was not as large as was looked for on ac-
count of the weather. At the morning
services the Rev. J. w. Parsons OF Buff
falo. former pastor. officiated. In the
afternoon there was concert by the
Sunday school The celebrat tion will
close tomorrow evening.
GENERAL MENTION.
There Is a red frame bicycle at the
Chaffee street station which was found
in the yard at IL Steuben street a few
days ago that awaits an yner.
st. Mary's branch OF the Irish Cath
olic Benevolent union met yesterday. but
the attendance was very light on account
Of the condition OF the weather.
Owing 10 the storm yesterday ST.
Mary's Holy Name society did not hold
any meeting.