The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-11
0LNEYVILLE.
Just Borrowed" Quart Of MIX
From Top Of GFocer's Can.
Mil Changes ss-D0ath Of Rail-
road Man.
Olneyville branch of the Providence
News at Hefrernan's New Store. ID
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West

Had the milk inspectors called at tine
store of r. j. Murray, 70 Appleton street,
any morning within a week they would
have found that he was selling what
might be termed skim milk" though he
did not realize it.
For some time Mr.. Murray has had a
portion OF his supply OF milk stolen, and
SO notified the police. So a watch was
placed upon the place. At 4:30 a. m, Pa
trolman McCrann sat in a cool spot
where he could see the milk cans, and
not be seen
Arthur Entwhistle who with his
brother conducts a milk route at Lowell
avenue. was seen TO come along and
take from one OF Mr.. Murrays cans
quart or more OF milk and was very
careful 10 take only that portion OF
the milk known to dealers as the top"
When Mr.. McCrann saw Entwhistle
start TO walk off he says, Here, BIZ.
want you" Entwhistle came near faint
ing away. but little later said that he
had disposed of quart more OF milk
than he started out with, and had sim
ply borrowed" one quart from MIR. Shell
don, Mr.. Sheldon being the man who sup
PHYS Mr.. Murray. But as number OF
quarts had been reported stolen and not
returned the patrolman took Entwhistle
to the Chaffee street station, where he
was locked up on a charge OF larceny.
NEW SUPERINTENDENT.
Mr.. Charles Robinson. who some time
ago came 10 the Earnsclffe mills from
Fletcher's mills as designer. has been
made general superintendent OF the frst
Nemill mills.
Since the mill has been running Mr..
William Rider, who is known as the
most practical mill man at this section,
has been acting as superintendent and
has contributed much 10 the great sue
cess OF this concern, and IL is with much
regret that the employees learn that he
Is no longer 10 be in charge OF the mill
The concern, however, do not by any
means intend TO lose Mr.. Riders SER
vices. for it has placed him in charge
Of the weaving department..
AN OLD RAILROAD MAN DEAD.
silas X. CroweIl. one of the ld-time
conductors OF the Rhode Island company,
passed away at his home. 20 Dorchester
avenue yesterday, after an illness OF
nearly one year SMr Crowell had baen
in the employ OF the company for nearly
IS years and was one OF its most popular
employees. The deceased was born at
West Dennis in 1885 and his boyhood days
were spent at sea,
He was a charter member Of Oriental
will be held tomorrow at o'clock and
interment will be at West Dennis.
GENERAL MENTION.
George Lyman. who for many years has
been in the employ OF Messrs. Lannon
and Mcintyre on Huntington avenue. died
at the Rhode Island hospital yesterday
morning. Mr.. Lyman was of most
generous disposition and made a host Of
friends during his stay in this place. His
funeral is to be held at the residence OF
his brother, Thomas II. Lyman. 50 jack
son street.
The drug clerks OF this place are sport
ing for a game OF ball, but cannot find
any victims. William Mccormick has
been made a committee OF one 10 stack up
against the management OF the Lawyers
club and see II they cannot he induced
TO come out to Oneyville and get the
trimming OF their life
A house on Lowell avenue, near Po-
casset avenue. was found broken into by
the police OF the Chaffee street station
yesterday morning and all of the brass