The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-25
IN 0LNEYv|LlE.
Birthday Party-Shun Chicago.
viii Try Again.
Wanted to Go-WOke Him
Up--GaneraI Mention.

olnsyvilie branch of the Providence
News Is at Heffernon's News Store, ID
Hartford avenue. Telephone +e-West.
Mrs. Cyrus Remington had birthday
yesterday and her friends are not over
and above particular to have the age re-
corded at this time. but they did nnd her
young enough TO be surprised last even
ing at her home on Sunset avenue.
Mr.. Remington. In whom Mrs> ReutnS-
ton has always reposed the greatest con-
hdence and trust. must have on this occa-
Sion stepped from within the bounds OF
this trust for he '.spruced" up last even
ing and was an awful busy man Tor n
while. and this caused Mrs Remington
10 look at him just little side ways. and
WITH one OF the sweetest SMILES SAID
"Cy. there's something doing" and about
this time 25 OF her most intimate
friends took possession OF the house. and
sfter Mrs. Remington had collected her
self Just made her guests OF the evening
"at home" and tho fun began
SLY 10y" had attended 10 the feeding"
oart OF the bill in a most generous man
ner, and there was plenty OF music to
help cut with.
Progressive whist was INDUCED IN and
Mrs Eendrkks won the FIRST lady's
prizes. and as there were not quite a
sufficient number OF lady players In the
party Henry Pennington had to be a
Lady" for the evening, and for his good
| work won the second prize. Mr. Var
| mum Steere won the first gsnueman's
prize and ICY" won tho second
All in all II was one of the most pleas
IT..
| trict SO far this season. and Mrs. Rem
| ington lad many kind remembrances OF
| the occasion.
sHUN CHICAGO.
People in ill-health or who are des-
pondent and entertain any idea OF going
| west, should they have and considera-
| tton for their relatives. give the city OF
| Chicago a wide berth, for is the most
| costly place on earth 10 shuttle off their
mortal coil
Not many days ago a well known young
| man left this place for the far west, and
| was obliged to go TO a hospital In Chi
| cago. and later died at that institution.
| His relatives were notified by the au-
| thorities and word was sent TO an under
tsker 10 prepare and send the remains
| east. but 20 do so as reasonable as pos
| sible as arrangements for the interment
would be made at the end. The relatives
| we're nearly dunlbfounded when the Chi
oago undertaken wired back and asked
| for nearly $3.50
The wires we're kept warm for n few
| hours and at last the Chicago man came
down 500 from the bill and forwa rded
| the remains.
| WILL TRY AGAIN.
| young man, whose name the police
/ deem wise to withhold called at the
| Chaffee street station last evening, and
| tod Lieut.. Tyler that he wanted to be
/ sent To the state farm, az he could not
/ find any work.
| He was about Is years old, and had nc
home. He was bright looking fellow
| and the lieutenant succeeded in con-
| vincing him that he did not want TO sc
| TO the farm. He was gwen a good hearty
meal and comfortable place TO sleep
| for the night. and this morning left the
| station in happy mood, and told the
| lieutenant that he would take his advice
and still continue to look for a position
| and he was Informed that he would be
| assisted In his task
WANTED TO GO.
| new horse attached 10 the engine al
the Plainfield street fire station, wher
6 up tor sne a,a snas e 9e,
little excited. and went through the glass
plate window in the front Of the building
This piece OF appa ratus did not respont
to the alarm. but az ell OF the othel'
did the new animal could not stand th'
| excitement.
~
men are of TO dinner, and this left bu
| one man at the station nj this particula
l time, 80 he had all that he could handle
for a few moments. The horse was no
| injured.
WOKE HIM UP.
| Lewis II. Artery OF Magdalsine stree
was aroused from his slumbers at 80
| this morning by the raising OF a windov
I'm the rear of the house.
| He arose and saw the face OF strans'
man looking in, and when he saw Mr.. Al
II 4. ~ m Fa
| ported 10 Patrolman Campbell, but as Mr.
| Altery had no description of the man
| there was but little that the patrolmai
| could do.
WAS MADE GRIEF.
II is ouite evident that every body's hea
Is not TO he chopped Off at the Atlanti
mills. for William Keenan,. who for nearl
a quarter OF century. has been mad
chief engineer OF the plant. positio
created by the new management.
Mr.. Hsenan's many warm friends ar
glad that his ability as an engineer Ina
been recognized by this large concern an
are confident that he will hll the hill.
WAS ON DECK
Inst before II o'clock last night Patrol
man Toner found that light OF glas
had been removed from the shoe shop q
r. Sammatino on Delsine street and tina
the glass was resting against the side Q
| NHf
The patronnan went 10 the house wher
the shoe man was supposed 20 reside, bu
found that he had moved. As near as h
could see. nothing In the shop was dis
| turbed.
| WANTS oLNEYNILLE TO HELP
Ernest Williams. secretary Of the Olney
| vile Checker club received letter fror
the willis G.. Hall OF Manchester, ~ n
this morning requesting that he and
few other good players OF this place I
join with him In forming a team TO pia
| a Boston team, headed by Samuel Grove
| OF Boston. The game is down for Patriot
day, Tuesday evening, April IL, at IN
| American house. Boston.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. John Cannon. who is well known d
| machintsts and labor circles with his fam
ily. left for Douglass. Arizona, last even
| Ing
The family here spent the most az thei
life on and near Putnam. street. Mr.. Can
non H. a brother OF Peter c.. the we
| known patriots attorney and equal
well known In mill circles
/ The Holy city will no doubt be decora