The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-21

Business Men Consider Dump
Ing Ground Nuisance Problem.
Early Ride for Mrs. Rafferty,.
Letter Carrier Died in Chair.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernans New Store. ID
hartford avenue. Telephone 40-Nest


al her home on Willow stree thi~ morn
Ing by a guardian Of the peace and was
given all OF the attention OF a queen she
having $500 carriage, the same being
drawn by a pair Of horses Mrs Rafferty,
rather objected 10 the name Of the city
being painted on the side OF the carriage
but her attendants were 50 polite that
the little matter was overlooked.
Those who reside in the vicinity OF
Mrs. Rafferty, were rather pleased 10 see
her taking a morning ride and while no
public demons tion was made over her
departure there was nevertheless not
vacant window throughout the vicinity
and in most cases the blinds were closed
The cause OF Mrs Raffertys ride was
charge Of railing and brawling, which
will be attended 10 in the Sixth district
court
THE BUSINESS MEN
The attendance at the first fall and
winter meeting Of the Olneyville Busi-
ness Mems association held IN Library
han last evening was not very large and
the only matter that came up for consid-
Grafton was the dumping grounds.
The board of directors was requested 10
look into the matters and see II somt-
thing could not he done 10 abate the nui-
sance. n was claimed by the associa-
tion that other public dumping grounds
WIZ ipfheu 0liff lN man. ana tnelH
was no reason why Olneyyille should
not he entitled 10 tho same sort Of ser
vice, IL the association succeeds I'm this
work they will receive the thanks Of the
entire community for al times the stencil
from the dumps is almost unbearahle,
A LETTER CARRIER DEAD
Charles H.. son OF Thomas and the late
Catherine German. passed away at his /
home, Florence street yesterday !
rT4n Ent
long time and while his relatives and /
many friends have not looked for his re- |
covery his death came rather unexpeci- !
edly for he was sitting i'm chair appar- !
emily much brighter than usual and In 4
iact ENJOYING cigar. when his head fell 4
backwards and he was dead
He had been connected with the local |
branch Of the postal department for
eight years and on tho first OF this /
month had received mis- commission as a
permanent carrier He was a whole
souled young man and a general favorite
with all. He leaves beside his father a
widow 10 mourn his loss His funeral
viii be held Saturday morning AZ $50
o'clock
TO BUILD CHAPEL.
The growth OF the Broadway Baptist
Sunday school has been so great that II
has been deemed advisable by the man
agement OF the church -araet- pal
on Hartford avenue. between Jevett
street and Laurel Hill avenue. for II in
this vicinity that many of the attendants
OF the school reside. The work OF build
ing was began yesterday and will be
pushed as fast as possible James r
Baldwin is the contractor
GENERAL MENTION.
II was stated in this column last even
Ing that the veteran patrolman. James
Moan had been assigned To the Plainfeld
street beat. made vacant by the death
OF Patrolman Dyer. This was an error.
Tor this beat Is cared for BY Patrolman
Bates and Mr.. Moan has been placed In
what is known as the square" beat
Mrs Worsley and the little grandchiId
who have lived az IS Steuben street for
some time and who have been cared for
by Capt. Rowe OF the Chaffee street sta
tion and others. will In day or so be
furnished with home with her daughter.
who resides i'm the northern part OF the
city.
Six men were locked up at the Chaffee
street police station last night on the
charge OF drunkenness and among them
was Joseph O'Brien. who was charged by
his wife with non-support IL is not many
moons ago that OBrien was placed on
proba ton for a like charge.
Branch 399. Catholic knights OF Amer
lea. met last evening In Stokes hall The
question OF furnishing a library for the
members was taken up and on vote
was defeated. A vote OF sympathy was
extended TO the family of the late Henry
Smith. who was charter member OF the
organization.
At special meeting OF the Robert
Emmet Literary association last evening
a committee was appointed To act In con-
Junction win other Irish organizations I'm
arranging for the reception that is to be
"a "A - a inl,. 81 |
York. During his stay in this city Mr.
scanlon will visit Olneyville
Mr.. Frank A. Heffernan. the well known |
rewsdealer, has returned from his vaca-
tion, which he spent at tho White Noun
tains. Mr.. Charles Peacoe. who has been
IN charge Of Mr. Henernans establish
mont during his absence will leave I'm
day or so for his annual outing
Michael OBrien OF SO Bowdoin street
reported AT the Chaffee Street Police sta
tion last evening that a quantity OF lead
pipe had been stolen from n house al
lb Audry street. owned by his wife.
Susan
Al the meeting Of Hope council Knights
OF Columbus. last evening the hospital
bed proposition was talked over The
entertainment committee was instructed
20 arrange for a social and 20 report ~
the next meeting
Rev Father John A. Sullivan u st
Theresas church reported 70 the police
last evening that while riding In . Dan.
ieisonville car n day or 50 ago that he
lost his pocketbook containing tso, iews-
paper clippings, etc
Arthur Bode OF So Eden street mourns
the less OF a push cart that was stolen
from his yard last night
two-horse coal team In charge OF
Frank Boss ran away on Plainield street
yesterday afternoon and collided with
Frank Newcomb's milk wagon. which was
Knocked out q business
Patrolman Bates OF the bicycle squad f.
or his vacation.
The Olneyvllle Dramatic club will give
an entertainment In Irons hall this ven
Ing.
A peddler's badge. No. 1896 awaits an
.wner at the Chafee Street Police station. |