The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-29
OLNEYvILLE.
BreadWinnor Has 10 Act as
Nurse. Family In Want.
MartiII.Lutz Wedding. Stock
Taking at Wooden Mills.
Advertisements for The News may be
left at Heffernan's News Stand. 10 Hart
tord avenue.

Those who are charitably inclined can
nnd something to do at 32 Troy street,
where a family Is sorely In need OF assist
anoe The family consists OF Mathew
Patrick, his wife and five children the
oldest child being IL years old.
The father Is a sober and hard working
man. but unfortunately earns but small
salary. and added TO this is the sickness
of his wife, and as Mr. Patrick Is unable
20 engage the services OF a nurse is obliged
70 remain at home and care for his wife.
as well as the little ones OF his family
Yesterday neighbor told the police Of
the sad case and overseer Of the Poor
Cummings was at once notified
The only articles OF food found In the
house were two crusts of rye bread. Their
immediate wants were supplied by Mr.
Cummings. but there Is ample room for
those kindly disposed TO add TO the com
fort OF the unfortunate family.
MARTuL-LUTZ NUPrIALs
Miss Annie Martill. one OF the most
popular young women OF this vicinity, was
IN ted In marriage TO Albert Lutz by the
pastor OF the French Catholic church on
Aiwells avenue at 8 o'clock last even
Ing Miss Bella Martill. a sister of the
bride. was the esmaid, and Paul
Regan was the best man. After the
ceremony an elaborate wedding dinneI
was seryed at the home OF the bride 8 ar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Martill 40
Menton avenue. Later in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Lutz left the city on "A short
wedding tour and upon their return VIII
reside in costly furnished home on Dex-
to- street.
WILL TAKE STOCK.
The mills OF the American wooen COM
pany In this vicinity Massachusetts and
New York. will shut down tonight for the
purpose OF taking stock. The clerks from
the large fi1fris i4eFe-pf4ili ee-te- Lawrence
while clerks from New York will come
here and a force from Lawrence will be
sent to New York. This is the most thor
ough stock taking since the company
was formed, and 1t is presumed that the
work will be carried into srrday. so that
the mills can be opened Monday morning.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
The following officers were elected AT
tile meeting OF Ivanhoe lodge. knights OF
pythias. last evening: hCancellor Com
nander. q. f. Bowen, vice chancellor.
Irving l. Handel: prelate q. X. Drew
master Of work, @. A. Huse: master at
arms. Wallace VI. Peirce; keeper OF records |
and seal. r. A. TSrell; master OF ex-
chequer. John E Bowen; master OF l
finance, NJ. y. Mcmillan; inner guard, /
Meyer Davidson: outer guard. A. d. B. /
Dunton: trustees A. Waterman Smith, q. |
r. Shaw and T. III. Mills
WAS LITTLE BoISTEROUS.
John McGoverp, who is but Is years old.
was arrested AT an early hour this morn
ing and locked up at the Cha1ee street
police station on the charge OF defacing
property and drunkenness. John, so IL
Is claimed, broke "a gum slot machine that
was In front OF George Chamberlins
store, 1880 Westminster street.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral OF Herbert A. Reach was
held at his residence at Thornton yester-
day afternoon and was attended by rela- |
tives only. The services were conducted
by the Rev w. III. Starr. The interment
was at Pocasset cemetery.
Patrolman Sullivan found a brown |
mum. evidently a Christmas present. at
the corner OF oak and Sycamore streets
yesterday afternoon. which awaits an
owner at the Chaffee street station
Margaret, widow OF Patrick Carlin. died
yesterday at the residence OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Annie Groghan, l06 Delaine
street. Her funeral will be tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock
John Thompson. manager OF the Column
bia cafe at IL Stokes street, has added TO
his staff John keating, a well-known
lunch expert
Patrolman Martin p. Feeney OF the
Chaffee street station was reported sick
at roll call last evening.
Hose 10 was called 10 put out fire
on the Hartford avenue dump at o'clock
last evening.