The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-09
OLNEYVILLE.
Chsstnutting Trip Strains Oa.
mon and Pythlas Friendship.
A Spontaneous Combustion Fire,
Improper Conduct Charged.
~ Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Hehernans New store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West

Messrs Rogers and Kelly OF this place
have been looked upon for the past five
years as worthy Successors of Damon and
pythias Yesterday they went to Har-
mony for chestnuts. and to do this In
an up-to-dste style they hired first
class rig. At Harmony. where Mr.. Rogers
best girl lives, the team was put up" nj
livery stable. and the two worthless went
70 grove OF chestnut trees. or at least
they headed for the grove, but became
separated.
Mr.. Kelly began search for Mr. Rogers
and hour later was sad at heart, for
he learned that Mr.. Rogers had called a.
the stable taken tho team and then went
10 the home OF his best girl and took her
out riding Mr. Kelly did not care TO go
chestnutting alone and late i'm the even
ing was obliged Ia hire "A man to drive him
10 the terminus Of the Centredale line OF
electrics.
The friends OF both men are OF the
opinion that the bond OF friendship that
has existed between Messrs Kelly and
Rogers has been awfully strained.
JUST IN TIME.
Early Sunday morning an alarm was
sent in from box 81 for fire in the cellar
of I3 Florence street. which was caused
~ spontaneous combustion. The police
nnd FIRE officials arc Of the opinion that
had tho fire not been discovered as soon
as It was a hot air explosion would have
been the result for the family which oc-
cupies the house was at Brockton and
every window and door in the house was
closed.
The damage Was about 800.
HAVE GRADUATED.
James p. Moreland. who has been the
master blacksmith at the Atlantic mills
for the past rs years and his assistant,
Frank Carlson. severed their connection
with that concern Saturday noontime.
FOR MISCONDUCT.
Rosindo Dcundi Of a. Vinton street and
Josephine Gallo OF Tell street were ar
rested on Grove street by Patrolman
Cahll at $50 last evening. Dicundi was
locked UP at tho Chaftee street station
the the girl al the woman's quarters at
the Central station. both being charged
with improper conduct. Among Dcundts
effects was si3i.75 and gold watch
sT MARY's BRANCH. I. e. y. L:
At the meeting of 81 Mary's branch of
tho Irish Catholic Benevolent union held
IN Guild hall yesterday Ave candidates
were initiated. and four applications for
membership were secured. The sick COM
,nittee reported that the list was clean
and this for the first time during the
year.
EXPERTS AT WORK.
man named Ludlow. who is con
,ulting electrical engineer with a big c<l
Germ In New York IL with a number Of
assistants at work putting the 40 or more
electrical clocks at the Atlantic mills IN
order These clocks have been practically
TO-. sbn fnf1f
weeks.
GENERAL. MENTION.
William Cannon was booked at the
Chaffee street station this morning "a
common drunkard having been arrested
four times within n few days. He was
given an opportunity by the officials to
turn over new leaf the last time he
was taken into custody.
Joseph Couillard, a popular and local
barber. is happy man today. for he Is
the papa" OF pair OF twins. boy and
p girl. This he says, is all that any de-
cent man could ask for.
The hose company on Putnam street
was called out twice yesterday afternoon.
the hrst time for fire In the cellar OF
house owned by Sandy Pickles at Han
dy street, and the second for n blaze in
the Bowdoin street dump
Josiah Linnell AZ years old. has been
reported to tho police of tho Chares
street station, as missing from his home.
29o Plainheld street.
The officers Of the grand lodge knights
Of Pythias will make an official visit 70
Perseverance lodge in sprinsers hall TO-
morrow evening.
A mission for men was opened AT st
Anthonys Catholic church yesterday az
ternoon, and will be continued during the
week
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Come to the Regent clubs grand fair
IN Irons hall. Dancing and special at
fractions each evening From Oct. 70 TO
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