The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Bennett Hill Pharmacy Robbed.
Ho Found 4 Lamb.
Pretty Hsms Wedding Two Fu-
nlraIS Held. General Mention.

The Bennett Hin Pharmacy at the
corner of Howard and Westminster
streets was broken into shortly after mid
night this morning and the cash register
rined OF contents. some $50 and about 800
cigars were also stolen.
The drug store Is owned by DR. +.
Emory Gervais and his loss will foot mp
TO about 800 Entrance TO the store VS.
gained through the front door. which Is
practically all plate glass. The thief or
thieves broke the heavy glass front IN
with a hammer or brick and ransacked
the store. After taking the money AID
cigars they must have made hurried
escape as Or. Gervais the proprietor OF
the store passed 10y about o'clock, one
his way home from nearby cafe, and
discovered the break. The police OF the
Sixth station were notified and selrch
OF the premises was made but no clue to
the perpetrators of the deed could be
found and they made good their escape.
The plate glass door Is a total loss. being
uninsured, although all Of the windows
were protected by insurance.
FOUND A LAMB.
Articles of various size and description
are picked UP ON the streets of big
city every day but william Appleton GER
tainly is a prize winner as lucky man
Mr.. Appleton. who lives AT 1915 Westmhn-
ster street reported 10 the police or the
Sixth district that on the festive New
Years day he found nice Whlte
woolley lamb. very much alive. Mr.. APP
pleton observed the amiable eve wander
ing about the street I'm the vicinity OF
Broadway and he took the animal to his
home for safe keeping, where II now
awaits a claimant.
OFFICERS INSTALLED,
The following officers were installed at
the regular meeting of lvanhoe lodge
Knights OF Pythias. last evening Chah-
cellor commander. Ernest A. Denmsoh;
of work. r. A? Tyrell; keeper OF seal
Leslie NJ Goodwin. master OF nnance'
George r. Drew; master OF excheqIer,
John f.. Bowen, master-at-arms' IRVING
wood: outside guard, George F. Becker
trustees. a. w Smith Thomas H. Mills
and II. O. House.
WILL ELECT OFFICERS.
The Holy Name society OF st. Marys
church will hold their annual meeting
and election of officers tomorro" are.
noon in the society rooms. A large at
tendance Is counted on, as the meeting
is the first Of the year and tire annual
election OF officers is considered an Inn
portant ceremony.
FUNERAL OF F. w. KIRWIN.
The funeral OF tfe0e1lCh w wiz
was held this morning from st. Marys
church. very large number OF f1ends
OF the deceased attended the services and
a detail from the Hope council, II. or G.,
were in attendance also Many beautifui
floral tributes were sent by the ASSOC
ciates OF the popular young man Inter-
ment was at Crompton
LAID AT REST.
The funeral OF Mrs. Katherine Sweeney
was held at St Mary's church this morn
ing The funeral attended by the relatives
was held earlier in the day at the home
of the son-in-law of the deceased, Henry
J. Durigan at 712 Atwells avenue.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
very pretty home wedding occurred
on Thursday evening. when Miss Irene
Bertha Cram WAS Joined in matrimony TO
Walter Howard Woodmancy at the home
o fthe brides parents in Johnston. Mr.
Woodmancy is employed by the Rogers
Screw company and is we'll known I'm
Olneyville.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Sunset Whist club held a well at
tended meeting i'm their rooms last even
ing and number of good scores were
made After the cards were put away
a social hour was enjoyed
JOHN o'coNNELI,
Hats Caps, Furnishings Trunk store aic
laundry IA fuSt above the postofdcA