The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
OLNEYvILLE.
Many Mourn for LOSS Of Mrs.
Frank Canning.
Attempted Hold Up Alleged.
Married 81 Years. Notes.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernans New Store. Is
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West


Sarah j. wife of Frank Canning. passed
away at her home. "a Bancroft street.
early yesterday morning. after a long and
painful illness. Mrs. Canning was among
the best known women ~ this place. for
she. like her husband. was Of most
charitable disposition. always more ready
to give than receive
Mr.. Canning who Is one Of the most
prominent members Of the Foresters Of
America. ard for many years connected
with the firm OF Browning King CO.
has the sympathy ~ all. for there are no
children 10 mourn her loss or Ia take
in part the place Of her who has been
his companion for many years Her
funeral will be at ST Anthony's church
tomorrow morning at o'clock
CLAIMED HE WAS HELD Up.
James Papooski who weighs 200 pounds.
was arrested yeste. day for making an
assault upon Frank Deneski who viii
tip the scales a about ll5 pounds. The
affair is said % have happened on Hart
ford avenue a week or so ago ana De-
neski claims that Papooski made an at
tempt To rob him and would nave done
so had he not been frightened away.
Today marks the 5lst anniversary of
the marriage ~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Morris OF Eastwood avenue. Those OF
their sons and daughters who reside I'm
the immediate vicinity met with them last
evening and decided 10 commemorate the
event in fitting manner and planned
10 meet AZ Fields Point on Sunday. where
a family reunion and dinner could be en-
joyed. after which they would take
sail down the bay.
FOUND A HORSE
Patrolman Toner found stray horse
on Pocasset avenue this morning which
he put up is Dugan's stable on Lebanon
court Early this morning man named
James Brown of Cranston telerhoned 10
the Chaffee street station that his horse
had either broken out Of the barn or had
been stolen and It is thought that Pa
trolman Toner found the animal
GENERAL. MENTION
Frank Barry. whose face and figure are
well known on the square. was taken
in'o custody last evening on a warrant
charging him with being a Vagrant.
Frank is about the last Of gang Of
young men who prefer TO decorate the
square instead OF earning n living. The
most OF his associates are now away
down on the farm.
Miss Mabel Handel Of 29l iainheld
street who has not been enjoying the
best Of health for some time. left this
afternoon for Peabody. Mass. Before
she returns she will visit relatives and
friends AT Dorchester Lynn, Salem, and
other Massachusetts towns II is the
wish Of her many friends that she will
b. very much benefited by the trip.
Or John OMeara stopped runaway
horse near his office I'm NJ. ". Corrgnns
new block corner OF Westminster and
Messer streets last evening The horse
was from Young's stable and had been
frightened Oy an automobile on Wallace
street.
Hugh Kearns who is studying for the
priesthood and who has been spending
his vacation with his parents on Bow
doin street. returned TO college this morn
ing.
The Mantons and Regents will meet on
the Regents oval Harris avenue, and !
the Deweys and Troys on the Merino
Flats tomorrow afternoon.
Letter Carriers John Jones. John Bud
long and Frank MacComber Of the local !
office are enjoying their annual vaca-
tons
Sam Page. we'll known about the square
got "ippy" with the police last evening !
and the result was that he spent night
in cell at the Chsffee Street station as
q suspicious person.
Albion 6 noane has been appointed !
administrators for tho estate Of the late
Calvin Harding Eugene :. Hall has
been retained as manager for the Plain
field Street Fish Market
William Collins Of Hook and Ladder (
No s. with his family. Is spending his !
vacation with relatives AZ Webster, Mass.
The Misses Margaret and Florence Ed
mundson OF Eastward avenue arc spend |
ing a few days with friends at Ports |
mouth
Miss Bertha Nallette of East Provi- !
dence is the guest Of Ella Collins AT her !
home on Laban street.
Clyde Mclaughlin has taken a position
with r. r, Parker. the we'll known Hart
ford avenue druggist.
Lieutenant Davley OF Hose 10 and /
George Brown of Hook and Ladder No S !
have returned from their vacations
John Ednundson has taken y position |
AZ G. r. Harding's market on Plsinfeld 7
street
Frederick T'srnelI has accepted a posi-.
tion "a ticket seller with The Providence
Newport and Fall River Steamboat com
rsnv.
Miss MARY SNOW o' Lowell avenue is /
spending her two weeks vacation with |
friends AZ K'rpin's Pesrh
Or Andrew Watt ~ Plainheld street /
has orened an office on the square