The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-22
IN OLNEYvILLE.
Lowell Man Found His Missing
Family Here This Morning.
Chss. Weeden Weds Miss Roy
Horse Crushed Baby's Face.
oineyviile branch or tne s,ors I5
Nsws AZ Hefrernan's News store
~.,ora avenue. Telephone 4o-Wesf.

Hartford avenue. ieieP"V
xos,sraav afternoon stephen semen
"a his family left their home In Lowei'
g.. ,or BOSTON and Mr.. Semeni lett
his family at one OF the depo'S
went upon an errand- ~,
The family waited at the depot un''
tats IN the evening and then ooarueo
81. Cor this city. Mr.. semeni learned
at the depot that his family had CONS
s.. .rd NJ once notified the police or
Boston. who in turn nonned 'ne f'o''
dsncs police. ,,.,,,>oy
Al roll call last evening every ln. "a
~ the force was notified OF the ract anu
,a,s last evening Patrol-nan Coakiey Oh
~. Cvhaffee street station founo that
.,~.nga woman and two children mao
called at the home OF Mrs. Reao, AIlleu
strsst The woman said that her Mans
was semeni and did not know no" sne
came to this city. ~,
Her husband. who was then at tne Nen-
90, .tation. was notified and he came 10
c,n.vv,lle and at 1880 called at the home
=, Mr. Read with Lieut.. Tyler where the
family was united.
NJ aemeni said that he was not
..cua,nted I'm Boston, and he had made
v,,st,la In the depots. The family re-
turned to Lowell this morning
RoY-wEEDEN WEDDING.
NJ f,heries T. weeden. son OF John j.
master mechanic at Taft ana Weeueh
mills. and Miss E-nestine Roy, daushter
of Henri Roy of Capron street. were
united by the Rev. A. +. Desrooners IN
Kennedy & Coughs hall yesterday aitel
noon, whore the services oi 'ne nv"
- rtsh ara held
The hest man was John j. Weeden.
hrother of the groom, and Miss Eva Roy
= sister of the bride. was the bridesmlo.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
ana reception was held at the nome OF
the happy couple, 56 Steuben street wnlcn
has been handsomely furnished for them,
nj least a great portion OF IL, by their
many friends.
later in the day Mr.. and Mrs. Weeden
,sr for New York, Philadelphia and
Washington.
Mr. Weeden has been for many years
employed at the Taft & Weeden mills
xith his father, and is known as one or
the expert mechanics OF this place
CHILD BADLY INJURED.
Mabel Warner, six years old: who lives
at 24s Valley street WAS STUCK , 1o", ~, ~ ~
one was crossing the street IN rroni oi
her home and according TO the ponce.
Ellis was driving at a rapid rats 10 ses ss
by the mill gate betore the heip S"'S
out at 6 o'clock -
The little one was picked up and DR..
Kean called and he found that the morse
had stepped upon the ShiIoS sr qase 1as right spd
The doctor called for an ambulance
from the Rhode Island hospital wheLe
officials at the hospital said that she Wa va
resting comfortably and no doubt wonIo
recover but would undoubtedly oe uls,
figured for life No arrests hao peer
made this morning.
THE BUSINESS MEN.
Tn. business Mems association met In
Library hall last evening Tor the MS
dine since last June and the at'enosho'
was large. ..,.,,o, In
,erest done or 10 come before the meet
ing 30 the members. as they oiten o. Wuu
when in want OF subject, selecteo th'
ao,.s ~ the metnbers according 10 thei
statement would like to have every ca
10 and from the city run az an express
1t Is we'll known fact INA. % sonne .,r,nl -, -,
crawl along but this 10 due 10 the rae
that there are but few passengers,
no stops are made, but the cars uus
run on time. passengers or no pSsse"
Ths Executive committee of the assc
citation will, however, call upon the mar
arement Of the company and talk IN
matter over.
MAHER AGAIN.
rv,maY, Msher. who called at his HON
IN perry street from a stay 81 Crhhsto
Monday morning and started = sma
s1xed RIOT which resulted In his being az
rested for being drunk car sna spsnp strest sts m
fion and later was fined - anu s cuas
for being drunk. was evidently turne
loose in the afternoon. .t
Hs made straight for his home agar
"a his actions we're such that his VII
was Obliged to call for police protscuu,,
TIE was again arrested for being dru,l
but A. IN presumed that he VIII ne cshe
,,,,or 20 work out his fine his time
WELL, KNOWN BLACKSMITH DEAl
r.. rucharue. who for about tv
ve.r, conducted a blacksmith shop at 3
broadway. died at the Rhods Island no
,t,.I AZ io.90 last evening, where ne ma
been since Tuesday and underwent
oneration for an abscess In his mead
IN wa, believed that the operation VIZ
n successful one. for he rallied snort
a,,srwards and the indications were th'
he would recover for he was robu
man being but 81 years old and weighin
about 200 pounds He was considered
he as strong and rugged man as thei
was in the vicinity. Mr.. Ducharrne was
a pleasant disposition and will be great
missed by all who know him. wldo
and one child mOuFne MY ioS. iiV W"
for many years with his parents res
dent OF Riverpolnt.
BuRRE-BURNs NUPTIAIS.
At o'clock this evening Miss Isabel
Burke and Robert Burns we'll known
sporting and athletic circles will be ma
ried by the Rev Fr. Powers At St Mary
church. Miss Elizabeth V. Burke, a sist
of fhe bride si- 90 be the bridesmaid m
A. T. Eastman. the best man.
After the ceremony wedding dim
and reception are 90 be held at the hor
OF the brides mother. ile Valley sire
MIR and Mrs Burns will spend IN
honeymoon At the White Mountains.
GENERAL MENTION.
Hope council. Knights % Columb
met last evening IN Guild hall. when I
committee on the parade 20 be held s.
day. Oct ? reported progress
The parade which will start az o'clo
will come az far az 50. Msry's chur
and countermsrch 20 the Cathedr
where special services will be held
Oineyville lodge. No. 4S New Ensls
,rder OF Protection will meet In stok
haIf fcfnorrow evening when the ana