The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-23
OLNEYvILLE.
Funeral Of Miss Kate N0aTy
Tomorrow at St. MaTy's.
Lest He Forgets- -.GoId Watch
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ford avenue.
The death OF pretty Kate Neary has
cast a gloom over this section OF the city,
n she leaves many relatives who are
among the most highly respected and
the young lady, while not being content
esd m this country, and had during the few
years that she was here refrained from
making any companions, conducted her
velf in a most Ch-istianlike manner.
Among those who are much affected
ever her death other than her relatives
ore the employees of the Riverside mills.
who know her. for here her retiring dis
position made an impression on all, es-
p&cially the older ones. who as was
stated in thks column last evening, were
In hopes that she had returned to her
home on a iittie farm in Ireland
Her funeral will be tomorrow at st.
Asrys church, al 2 o'clock, to which all
who know her have been invited.
FORGOT HE Had A FAMILY.
A few weeks ago Charles Gibbons with
his family came here from Cranston and
Ueok up his residence on Hudson street.
of hate he appears To have forgotten
that he had a family, according TO the
police, so Mrs. Gibbons called upon Cap
eain Rowe and this morning Captain
Rowe had one Of his men call upon Cab
born. and Gibbons made a call TO the
Sixth District court to answer a charge
OF non-support-
DID NOT STOP.
One of the teams of the American Bot
ting company In charge of a young man
fx.f.. fxx.a o.
on Manton avenue near Steuben street
yesterday afternoon.
The bottling comparys team was PIT
out OF commission, but the driver OF the
covered wagon whipped up his horse and
drove off Later the rim OF a wheel was
found In a side street, and II is supposed
that II Is n portion OF the covered wagon,
hui the wagon could not be found
GOT A GOLD WATCH CHAIN.
Mr. Simon j. Noon OF so Parnell street,
who has charge OF the sewing department
at the Lvermore mill at Washington
village, was called 10 his desk at the close
OF work yesterday, when his assistant
on behalf of the young women in his de-
partment presented him with a beautiful
gold watch chain. Mr.. Noon was taken
very much by surprise. and It was several
moments before he could respond.
LITTLE ONES ENTERTAINED.
There was a pretty scene at the day
nursery on Delaine street yesterday, when
the 80 or more children were pleasantly
entertained and each received Christ
mas present in the way of dolls, skates.
sleds etc. One OF the clergymen from
Grace church made very interesting adj
dress and he was accompanied by num-
Der OF ladies who rendered musical pro-
gram suitable for the occasion.
GENERAL. MENTION.
A day or so ago a man by the name of
Rockeford living on Amherst street rather
objected TO the sort of food that his bet
ter half was putting In his pail for his
midday meal and according to the police
report slapped and kicked her. This
morning he was taken into custody on a
warrant charging him with assauiting
his wife.
An uncared for express wagon was
found on Valley street by the police last
evening who dragged IL into a vacant lot
This morning John T. Burns of 119 Valley
street called up the Chaffee street police |
station and reported one had been stolen |
and he was pleased to learn that IL had
been found and cared for.
A young man named St Peter went into |
q pool room on Chaffee street A night or
two ago and the proprietor. an Ole man. |
objected TO his playing. IL Ia alleged that |
St. Peter assaulted the old gentleman. |
who made a complaint to police St Peter |
was arrested on warrant this morning.
There were three drunks registered at |
the Chafee street police station this |
morning and among them was "Tuggis"
Mccall. who not many days ago was the |
victim OF an assault when he was report
ed 70 -fha- police- having sustained a |
broken Jaw
The teachers OF the Kelly street school /
remembered the many little ones under |
their charge yesterday afternoon by pre-
eenting them with a generous supply OF |
Christmas candy.
Even those who were not in attendance |
were not forgotten for their share was |
sent home TO them by a "chum"
Last evening a horse owned by Max |
10roou of Dexter street. was killed by |
James N. Smith. the agent for the Soci- |
ETY. for Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Animals. |
The horse was taken sick Earlier in the |
day on Lowell avenue
Mr.. Harry Abbott. has for the enter |
fainmSnt or his guests az Thornton Mon
day, Prof j. Gerstei. the worlds cham. |
pfon fancy billiard and pool expert and
wfhppet race. Dogs from all parts of
the country have been entered in this
race
Many OF the mills ran we'll into the |
night last night. SO as 20 get things In /,
shape 10 close at noon today and 20 re- /
main closed until Tuesday morning
All the merchants I'm the quare are
satisfied with the trade OF the past few
days. some OF them saying that business
has been phenomenal
Those In charge Of the Helping Hand
mission on Hartford avenue, are making
preparations 20 feed a email army OF chill
dren Monday, between and O'Clock IN
th afternoon.
WILL PREACH SINDkY