The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-19
OLNEYVILLE.
Old Billiard Expert Amazes
Local Man With Shots.
Missing Girl May Have EIopsd.
Juveniles Rounded Up.
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Thomas Miletts rooms. 40 olneyville
square, was packed to overflowing last
evening 10 see Prof. Gerstel. the wonder
full fancy pool and billiard shot II was
wonderful performance. to say the least,
and one would hardly believe the balls
were sent spinning about the table by
human being. The professor. who lie co
years old was the sparring partner or
the late Billy Edwards. and Is now an
associate Of Yank Adams. finger billiard
Est OF New York
The old gentleman has travelled all
over the world and his talk is quite
interesting as his work with the cue ana
balls. lie has been the guest OF Mr. Mil
lett for a number OF days. and will give
one more exhibition OF his skill before he
leaves the city. II is said.
LIKE THE COUNTRY.
Mr. Nugent. superintendent OF the Prov
idence & Danielsonville Railway COM
pany, has learned that quite a number
OF families who own summer homes along
the line. have decided TO remain In the
country for some time to come yet, and
many will make the country their per-
manent homes.
Last winter this road did not miss a
trip on account OF stormy weather, and
pany Is better equipped for swowstorms
this fall than IL was last has led many TO
remain in the country
Those who have come to the conclusion
are men who are not Obliged to get 10
their places OF business much before s
o'clock and can leave for home early in
the evening.
THINK THAT SHE'S MARRIED
1t is now believed that Miss Mary
Neary. who disappeared from her home
on Wood street about a week ago. is
married woman. for IL has come to the
ears OF her relatives. that on the night
before her departure, she was seen 20
leave the house with a bundle under her
arm, and met a young man near her
-heH4e.-She is an misunderstanding young
woman but is extremely modest. and
IS much interested In church matters.
and her young friends are quite positive
that she would not do anything rash
Those who saw her escort, say that IL
was a very perceptble looking young
fellow, but there were none who had the
faintest idea that May, as she was called,
was keeping company with any on.
YOUNGSTERS ROUNDED.
James Early. Francis Mulcahey, Stan.
ley Smith. James Duffy and Herbert Dew
hurst. who are about 13 years old, were
rounded UP by the police OF the Chaffee
rUfed m chHrge or thcfr parents With the
understanding that they would put In
their appearance at the Juvenile court
thfs morning.
few days ago a gang OF boys broke
into a new building at l72 Valley street,
broke open a tool box. and when they
reacher the ground some OF the boys re-
turned and threw their portion OF the
"swag" back into the building, and II Is
believed that the above-named boys are
the ones.
WAS ALONE IN THE WORLD.
Mrs. Martha Angel. widow of James
Angel OF Greenville, was laid at rest In
the little cemetery on the poor farm at
Johnston yesterday Mrs. Angel had been
inmate OF the poor house for the past
ten years. during which time she was an
invalid: but she was or at least appeared
10 be contented with her lot. so far as
known she had no relatives. or at least
none ever called upon her while at the
institution.
The services were conducted by the Rev
w. II. Starr Of Thornton. Mr.. James
Nicholas. who has charge OF the institu-
tion. with others from the farm were
the bearers
WILL BE ORDAINED FRIDAY.
James p. Tiernan of this place will be
ordained at the Baltimore Cathedral Fri
evening the following named will go by
boat TO New York and from that city by
rail &C. Baltimore; Mrs. Bridget Tiernan.
his mother, Rex Father Thomas Tiernan7
Patrolman Edward Tiernan. brothers. May
r. Lyons, Ka;hlyn Radien. James Rily
ard Jennie Dockery OF Attleboro
II is expected that the young man will
celebrate his first mass at St Mary's
church on Broadway, where he attended
Sunday school.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Business Mems Association will
hold its regular monthly meeting In Lit
erary hall tomorrow evening. when
James T Kennedy. the Manton avenue
grocer, will talk on "Olneyville as the
Home OF Old Worlds People
Mr. Kennedy who has been I'm business
for many years and has taken a lively
interest in the growth and welfare OF
Olneyville is fully qualified TO talk on this
interesting subject
The railroad men throughout the city
are voting for three trustees for the Rail-
road Mems Beneficial association The
Olneyvllle contingent have selected Noble
G. Brown from among their number as
one OF tho candidates lie Is among the
Oldest the best known and the most popu-
lar conductors in this vicinity and the
men will use their best efforts 10 elect
him.
W hne driving along ChalkStOnc avenue
Yesterday afternoon MIR Thomas No
Adams was thrown from his carriage into
pile OF hard snow
His knee was quite badly injured and
his horse which ran away was caught by
citizen but not until tho carriage had
been pretty we'll smashed up
The Rhode Island Athletic club has ar
ranged an excellent program for tomor-
row evening IN their rooms on Piainaeld
street Kid Murphy of New York and Al
belmont OF Medford VIII be the leading
attraction II ~ announced.
The Athletic club from the Young Men :
Christian union viii give an exhibition be.
fore the members and their friends OF
Manufacturers Lodge Of odd Feilows IN
Odd Fellow hall on Plainfeld stree this
evening
~ Is expected that the rank ~ ESQUIRE
will be conferred upon ono candidate ai
The meeting % Perseverance Lodge
knights 81 Pythias in Springers hall this
evening The officers for 1906 will be nom.
mated
James ~ white. better known as JAY
White who for many years was connect.