The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
-OLNEYvIL.LE,
Frederick Cooke Of NaSOnviIIe
Succeeds W. H. Ryder.
Visitor Carried Home $40.
WO0dmGn Initiated Candidates.
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left at Heffernans News Stand 10 Hart
ford avenue.

on Monday morning Of next week Fred
erick Cooke Of Nasonyille and former
resident OF this place. will take charge
OF the weaving department at the Earns
chfe mills, filling the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF w. H. Ryder Since
Monday and until Mr. Cooke arrives this
department Is in charge OF Mr.. Dugan
VINO was MI. RNders assistant
Mr. Dugan has been placed I'm charge
of the dressing. spooling and vinding de-
partmorts OF tho mill Mr.. Cooke was
for number of years in charge OF the
weaving department of Fletcher's No
mill and prior TO that WAS his fathers as
sistaut i'm the weaving department nights
at the Grant mills on Carpenter street.
lie Is said TO Ce among the most experc
mill men I'm the state and when he resided
mere was popular with all classes
''SMITHY' GOT THE MONEY.
Every conductor and motorman that
goes up and down college hill knows
"Smithy," one OF the grip boys. Smithy
is always good natured and none ever see
him but what his face Is wrcather i'm a
large smile. He came 10 Olneyville last
evening and was the guest OF the West
Side Trolley club Some time ago this
club, 10 add 10 It's treasury. put up a gold
watch or $50 and each member was given
ten tickets, which were sold from one
cent TO ten cents. Smthy was among
the purchasers. and when he called mt
the club last evening his eyes rested on
the clubs bulletin board and there he saw
the figures r. Then Smithy siniled right
out loud and exclaimed that he had won
the watch He preferred TO take $50 and
he was handed two brand now 80 bills
Every member OF the club was more than
pleased 20 have Smithy the winner.
WILLOW f"ANiD- -NrnnnML-N
At the meeting OF Willow camp. Mod
ern Woodmen OF America. last evening.
the following officers were elected: Con-
sui, James r. Curran;, advisor. Joseph
clerk, William +. Donnelly; watchman.
Edward Barker; sentry. NJ. r. Haddican;
physician, John r. Farrelll. manager for
three years. James +. Curran chief For
ester. w. j. Haddican, social councillor.
William f. Donnely. NJ. J. Lynch and +.
Ctnq Mars.
applications for membership were re-
ceive.
TO GIVE A MINSTREL SHOW
The members OF the Young Mems Ath-
letic and Literary club who are TO give
a minstrel show in Irons hall. the latter
part Of January. met last evening for or
They have engaged the services of John
Farrell. who made such success ot the
minstrel show given by the Falka club
some time ago. The following were clos
on as end mem Henry Nangle Joseph
Cummings. Walter Ranney. John How
ard. John German and Vincent McGinn
They will meet every Thursday evening
for rehearsal
FELL ON HER FACE.
Miss Merrill Fredericks. 20 years old.
was taken ill just as she was about 10
enter the yard OF the Valley Bleachery
on Valley street at 6:2O this morning. She
fell on her face. She was picked up by
Sergt Bennett and Mr. John Brophv. and
taken into the office OF the mill where
II was found that her face had been cut
quite badly Later she was taken to her
home, No. Eiswald street.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Sunset club expects TO get into its
new and commodious building on Pocas-
set avenue about the middle OF next week
Men are working night and day getting
the new bowling alleys In condition
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Winn. have re-
turned from their wedding tour. and have
taken up their residence at go Atwelrs
avenue
The rank ~ psge will be conferred upon
ono candidate ~ the meeting of persc-
verance lodge. knights Of Pythias. this
evening