The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
0LNEYvILLE.
Death Ended His Troubles.
Glad He Is an Uncle
Lucky Girl Gets Watch Back.
"YaIIer" Dog Gone.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernans New Store. Is
Hartford avenue. Telephone +0-West

Worsley. who for many years has, with
his aged wife and little granddaughter,
resided at is Steubin street, have been
ended by death. A few days ago he and
the child were stricken with typhoid fever
and through the efforts or Captain Rowe
OF the cha Street sta ton he was sent
20 the Rhode Island hospital where MI
Worsley died Wednesday
Today he will be laid away In a little
plot owned by his wife in Pocasset ceme-
terry. which is the last remnant OF her
earthly possessions.
For two years or more the old gentle
man had been unable to perform any
labor and his wifa-managed to pick up
a few pennies each day by the sale -
candy in her home and with the sener-
osty OF Captain Rowe and few othcrs
the old couple and the little girl man
aged 10 get along.
Now that Mrs Worsley is alone she
will, no doubt. consent TO be sent TO one
OF the many charitable institutions OF the
state, and 10 this Captain Rowe will use
his best endeavors 10 accomplish.
At the hospital this morning n was
learned that the little girl was In a very
comfortable condition. and when dis
charged from that institution will be
looked after by Captain Rowe Few fam
ilies were more devoted 10 each other
than this one, each willing 10 share the
heavy burden that rested upon them.
WINNIE AND ED HAPPY.
Mr. James Brothers OF 40 Putnam street.
who called upon Captain Rowe OF the
Chaffee Street Police station yesterday
morning, he having heard that his
daughter had been married. found
that such was the case and Winnie. his
daughter, was evidently as happy az any
member of the Astor family could be.
Mr.. Brothers found that she had mar
ried Edward McAulir, one OF the best
known young men In Olneyville and the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. McAuiiffe are OF
the opinion that they, the Young folks,
will make n success OF their married .ife
II they are allowed to live in peace.
Those who know young McAuliffe say
that now that he is married he viii make
a model young man.
Is NOW AN UNCLE.
Walter Lavton, who is the physical d.
rector OF the old Homestead club. was
called home Tuesday from Concord. \.
H. where he and his son William had
gone 10 recuperate. The telegram did
not state the reason for his return. ard
he supposed that II was on account Of
sickness in his family.
When he came home he found It was
James boy and then and there said il
was worth the time and money for lie
has always longed 10 nc called uncle
GOT HER WATCH.
Miss Esther Tanning OF "a Plainfeld
street considers herself very fortunate
young woman for on Monday evening she
lost her pearl studded gold watch on the
square while listening 20 the band con-
cert II was found by William Murray OF
SE Valley street who returned II TO Miss
flaming.
LOOKING FOR A "YALLER" DOG.
The police OF the Chaffee street station
have been requested TO find a waller dog
by Walter Potter Of 20 Hannah street Mr.
Potter says that his dog looks like a St
Bernard and has scar on each ear He
also SAYS that an Italian was seen leading
the canine by chain on Manton avenue
yesterday afternoon
GENERAL MENTION.
on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock St
Mary's Branch OF the Irish Catholic Be
nevolent union will meet in Guild hall
when the delegates 10 the supreme con-
rention which was recently held I'm this
city Will make their report An effort will
be made to continue the Sunday morning
sessions during September.
The annual outing OF the Olneyville
Business Mems association held at Boy
den Heights yesterday was what those I'm
the past have been-a huge success. The
committee in charge were VI II Corrigan.
l.. A. Mitchell and f.. F. Sibley.
Raymond McCabe, one OF the most pop.
ular young men OF the annexed district. is
seriously sick at his home on Ralph
street Raymond. as he IL called has a
large following or friends who are aware
that he has been sick about 3 months.
and he is greatly missed He was a class
officer at ha
1904
Charles A. Phillips. who succeeded his
father William A. Phillips in the real es-
tate and insurance trade. has entered the
employ Of the Providence Journal Co
James Walsh. a well-known resident OF
Mount Pleasant district died at the home
OF his son-in-law, Patrick McGivorn. Of
Hendrick street. where the funeral will
be held tomorrow morning al $50 o'clock
There will be two 'red-hot" games of
ball In this vicinity tomorrow afternoon
The Deweys will play the Pontiacs on the
Merino flats and the Regents tho River
points on the Harris avenue oval.
The first section of the addition to the
upper portion OF mill No ! of the At
lantic mills is about completed. and I'm
a few DAYS the work Of building tho sec
ond section will he started.
Albert Dalton Of Thornton has request
ed the police 10 send him his dress suit
case ~ anyone should send II 20 the sta
tion, he having lost II from his carriage
on Pocasset avenue yesterday afternoon
II IA rumored that n local letter car
rier and school teacher are soon TO
be married.
St Anthonys union is 10 hold series
OF athletic games on the grounds OF ST
Anthony's church on Labor day.
Miss katherine Heron ~ li9 Laurel !
Hin avenue has returned from Narragan-
sett Pier. whore she spent her vacation.
Miss Eta Midgley OF Sterling avenue r. !
spending her vacation with relatives az
Kingston
Edward Winsor OF Barrows street Is |
visiting friends at New Hampshire
Mrs. Clarence +. Hall of Bend street |
has returned from stay at Riverside.
"Our grass should be cut. John" hint !
ed Mrs Subbuhs
That's 60. u does look very seedy.
replied her husband lanEudlv. t'n |
ignore ~ with proper hauteur hereafter