The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-06

Those who have charge Of winding up
the affairs of the r. II. Allen & Co, are
having considerable difficulty. The auc-
ton sale was announced for today but
three creditors, one for SIS. one for $50 and
one for 5000, requested the court to post
pone the sale. which was done.
Now the assignee does not know when
the sale Will take place, but does know
that the store must be vacated by Satur-
day, Dec. 10, and that the store viii not
be rented again for similar purpose
The building is owned by the Anthony
heirs, who also own the San Souci block.
and they seem To be Of the opinion that
Olneyvillc cannot support another large
store.
ODD FELLOWS ELECT.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting OF Manufacturers lodge OF odd
Fellows In their hall On Planheld street
last evening. that being the date OF the
annual election. which was somewhat
spirited The result was as follows: No
bic grand. John A. Hawthorn: vice grand.
Mott ID, Hedges; recording secretary. Jo-
seph w Atkins. financial secretary, Ed
ward J. Shawcross, treasurer, Joseph
Cough; trustees, A. W. Smith, Thomas
Walch. Gilbert X. Parker; hall commit
tee, Simon Elias, representative 10 the
Odd Fellows Home association, James n.
Smith.
ON THE WARPATIT AGAIN.
Nincenzo Pettinato, who about one
month ago, raised row in front Of the
Atlantic MAILS and was arrested and lock-
ed up on a charge OF carrying a con-
cealed weapon. was on the warpath again
thi smorning. at the same place and was
taken into camp by Patrolman McCrann.
lie was sent TO the Central station on
the charge OF revelling. Peltinato. it is
said. has a grudge against Mr McEvoyi
the mill constable. He was fined SIS and
costs I'm tho police court.
FELL FROM A STAGING.
Martin Barron. 27 years old had a mar
row escape from being killed yesterday
afternoon. He was at work on staging
on a new house on Cummerford street.
and lost his balance and fell between the
staging and rre building.
He was picked up unconscious by his
fellow workmen, one Of whom called
ron was able 10 be removed 70 his home
l6l Delaine street.
GENERAL. MENTION.
Joseph Gilchrist and Joseph Powers.
stones on Julian street. They were al
lowed 10 go homo with their parents. on
condition that they would put in an APP
pearance at the Juvenile court this morn
The Eagles Of oneyvllle made good
showing at the election held by Provi-
dence aerie on Monday evening. for they
elected John II. Connors, the well known
decorator Of Valley street, as treasurer.
and they only lacked ten votes OF landing
financial secretary.
TIE bicycle squad OF the Chaffee Street
station has stored It's bikes away in cam
phor where they no doubt Will remain
until tAe- robins appear In the spring time.
The task OF pacing them away was. ac-
cording 10 remarks made at the time
mcst delightful one.
The work on the new dye house for the
Atlantic mills on Hartford avenue is be-
Ing pushed rapidly and the contractor who
has until Jan. 10. says he can easily full
nj his part OF the contract.
The Homestead club is having It's rooms
on Plainfleld street embellished, and when
completed which will be just before
Christmas. these rooms will be the most
attractive OF any IA Olneyville, the mem
bers say.
Leo Charette, the 13-year-old boy who
left his home IN Merino village last week
has come in out OF the cold and puts
I'm n good nights sleep in his own little
bed regularly now.
Miss Annie Iuby OF the annexed dis
trict is visiting friends in Roxbury, Mass.
Mr. John H. Feely will opea his new
store on Broadway next Tuesday.
one candidate was given the rank OF
page at the meeting OF Perseverance,
lodge, X. OF p, last evening