The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-18
0LNEYvILLE.
Rainbow Fences on HuIdah
Street Cause Comment.
Many Orders al EarnSc life.
Sudden Death. Fire.

There are many cosy cottages on HUI
dab street and the greater portion OF
them have been occupied by the same
families for many years The cottages io'
the most part are kept I'm a trim condition
More especially the yards OF late quite q
number OF the owners have been brushing
up their fences and az the present time al
most any color that person can ask Tor
can be found on Huldah street
White Is. OF course the popular Color
with red as good second There are a
number Of fences painted blue ana yes
terday man who is known 90 the local
ity as Lengthy" painted his fence
green Lengthy" was seated ON an old
cracker box and was as busy as bee
when one Of his old time neighbors came
along and began 20 talk OF the weather
and other subjects. At last the many coll
ored fences attracted his eye and he ask
ed Lengthy" why ne painted the fence
green and he being something Of n wit re-
piled that IL was so he could tell his home
from the others
BRIGHT PROSPECTS.
Beginning with tomorrow the Earns
cliffe mills will work Saturday afternoons
and evenings the day help until 63O when
the night shift will come I'm and work
until II 80. This order was issued yester-
day and Superintendent Robinson says
that II will be continued for a number OF
weeks and many are OF the opinion that
81 will he well into the fall before this
mill will be able 70 nil the orders
AS this mill employs only the very best
OF help. pays the highest scale OF wages
and treat the help in the main as help
should he treated the prospect for the
many employed here Is certainly bright
for the fall and winter
A SUDDEN DEATH
George McGovern who for many years
has been employed at Walter Riley's gro
Gerry store on Atwells avenue was taken
I'll suddenly yesterday noon time and died
this morning Mr., McGovern was appar-
entity In the best OF health I'm the morn
Ing.
GENERAL MENTION.
An alarm OF fire was sent i'm from box
90 at AIS Yesterday afternoon for fr'e
I'm the home Of John Crow. ~ Steubin
street The fire was caused by defective
chimney and did considerable damage.
w. n. Luther. watchman AT the Po-
casset Ice company on Plainheld street.
found bay horse on Plainneld street
about , O-Ctock rhts morning The horse
was put in the company's barn. where II
awaits an owner
The Lsn market owned by the late
Calm r. Harding on Plalnield street will
be gold at public auction tomorrow.
The Regents and Elmwoods OF tho
Amateur league will meet on Merlno fats
tomorrow afternoon.
The Misses Agnes ~Conley Of Pocasset
avenue and Margaret Greene OF Wood
street are spending their vacations i'm
New York city.
Miss annie McKeon OF Mystic. Conn.
Is the guest OF the Misses Braney at their
home. 100 Plainfeld street
sh. 10
was connected with Colwell's market. has
taken position with Preston & Brown.
Miss Bertha Nallette OF East Provi-
dence Is the guest OF Miss Ella Collins
at her home. 17s Laban street.
Mr.. John Johnson OF Magnolia street Is
spending a few days at Block Island.
Charles Brown OF Merino street is visit
ing at Touisett for a week
Clarence Mains OF 525 Plainield street
has severed his connection with the
Merino mills.
Miss Minnie Sweet of 224 Lowell ave.
nur. is visiting relatives al Chestnut
IIill.
Miss Edith Hughes OF Alverson avenue.
s spending this week at Narragansett
Pier.
Miss Annie Hoffman OF Alverson ave-
nue.. has returned from her vacation
which she spent al Block Island
Earl Wilbur and Everard Smith OF the
district. are at New York this
week
The day men OF the Chaffee street sta
ion are enjoying an afternoon of.
John Il. Lucitt. formerly an employe OF
he Providence Journal. has entered the
employ OF the Postal Telegraph company
Is clerk
The Misses Evelyn Entwistle and Mabel
valsch have returned from stay at
;reenville.
Warner Stillman OF Whittier avenue
as Joined the United States navy.