The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-23
0LNEYvILLE.
Funeral Of Popular Graduate Of
Roosevelt School.
No Transfer YETI Bound and
Gagged, He Says.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Hefernan's New Store, Is
Hartford avenue. Telephone f-West.

The funeral OF Raymond McCabe, who
was popularity known as Ray" was held
at the residence of his parents, 81 Ralph
street. yesterday afternoon. and at $50
q service was held at st. Anthony's
Catholic church. Young McCabe was a
graduate OF The Roosevelt Street Crane
mar school. he being the president and
class poet OF 'O3. and none were more be
loved by the boys and girls OF the class
than he, ~ he was a gentle disposition.
ever ready 10 take tho part Of those who
were I'm need of a helping hand.
There were very many handsome floral
tributes and many OF his former class
mates attended the services. The bear
crs were James and Joseph Farley, Den
mis- Kelly and James Healy, who had
been his lifelong associates. The inter
mont was at 81. Anne's cemetery at Gran
ston.
JACK STILL AT THE SIXTH.
A report was circulated Saturday after
noon hat Mr.. John Giblin, who has been
one OF the patrol wagon drivers at the
Chaffce street station since ABOUT the
time that ne began To wear long pants. ."
had been transferred 10 the Ashburton
street station, but Mr.. Giblin and n large
majority Of the men connected with the
station are happy TO say that such is not
n fact, for Mr.. Giblin is still at the sta
lion and there is every reason 10 believe
that he will remain here for a number
Of years 10 come.
The department has not a more careful
driver nor one who takes more interest
in his duties and is ready at all times
and places to assist in whatever work that
has TO be done.
SAYS HE WAS ROBBED.
Patrick Murphy. IS years old, who lives
on Allendale avenue at Lymansville. re-
ported 10 Patrolman Smith OF the Chaffee
Street Police station Saturday evening
that he had been bound and gagged by
two men on Fruit Hill avenue at 7:b
that evening and robbed OF s..
The patrolman investigated the matter
and found that II the young man was tell
Ing the truth that the case was one for
the North Providence police 20 care for.
OFF FOR EUROPE.
This evening Mr.. James T. Kennedy.
the head ~ the firm OF Kennedy & Cough.
at SO Manton avenue. leaves for Boston,
and tomorrow morning viii sail for
Europe. During his stay I'm the old
country Mr.. Kennedy will make arrange
ments TO handle n number Of farmers
products OF that country. such as Lin
eriok bacon and Cheshire cheese, Il ia
said.
GENERAL MENTION.
Miss Lydia McCherry Of IS Delaine
street reported "a the police at the Chat
fee street station yesterday tina while
or ner way TO church in the morning that
she lost her gold neck chain and cross.
9:S9 yesterday morning a portion Of
the stone wall at the corner OF Plainneld
street and Webster avenue fell. Some
Of the rocks fell upon Miss Mary Mellery
OF No. 20 Magnolia street and injured
one Of her feet.
The Regent Literary and Social club
has for attractions at it's fair In Irons
hall this evening. Menzie. James and
Menzie. the well known buck and wing
and clog dancers; wallle Mathewson, the
vocalist. n II. Patrey, the song and
dance artist
Eracilo Antonell was stabbed I'm the
right side during p fracas I'm a saloon
on Union avenue Saturday night. Patrol
men Bogue and Toner took into Gus.
tody three Italians named Confasna. De
Angels and Rossetti. who were mixed up
IN the offence. Antonell's wound Is not
of a serious nature.
All vacations al the Chaffee street
police station are ON" until after the
grand parade that is to be had on Wed
<esday Of this week.