The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-16
OLNEYvILLE.
Business Men Hear Of Gross.
town Line Possibilities.
Stolen Lumber Found In Cellar.
Whist Party for Church.
Olneyvlle branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New Store. Is
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West.

There was large attendance at the
meeting OF the olncyvne Business Mems
association last evening, the drawing ca rd
being the talk on a cross town line OF
slectrics which was submitted by Mr..
JOHN r. Bowen.
The advantages OF such a line such as
the accommodation OF the many employees
st the Rhode Island Locomotive works
and other industries in that vicinity and
the business that It might bring 10 the
square were brought out At the end
OF the discourse the president. GILBERT r.
Parker appointed the following commit
tee 20 consider the matter and report at
the next meeting OF the association VIII
liam ]. Banspach. j. Frank Russell. Dam
iel f. Grady Esq Harry Daw. John r.
Bowen, John III. Walsh and J. W. Thorn
ton. During the evening former Presi-
dent William j. Banspach. in behalf OF
the association. presented the genial past
president. Dr. IT, F. Windsor. with
beautiful gavel the same being appro-
priately inscribed
The following were appointed 10 arrange
for the annual banquet: DIT H. z Wind
sor Walter u Harris George r A. Beane.
William J. Banspach Arthur w. Csrpen-
ter and ] Frank Russell Al the con-
clusion OF the meeting a collation. was
served
HAD LUMBER IN HIS CELLAR
During the past few weeks a sufficient
quantity OF lumber has been stolen from
new buildings IN this vicinity 10 erect a
good sized cottage and Acting Captain
Tyler and Detective Mcguire OF the Chat
fee street police station have been on the
oil ~ frh 10
the stealing.
Yesterday afternoon Detective Mcguire
called at the homo Of Antonio Di Orio 40
Unit street, and here found a pile OF
mixed lumber in the cellar that II is be-
lieYed was stolen. and in fact portion Of
II has been identified by Contractors as
being their property.
The Italian was taken 10 the Chaffee
street station and as he could not induce
Acting Captain Tyler 10 believe his story
as 10 how he came In possession OF the
lumber was locked UP on n charge Of lar
ceny and IL he is convicted OF the nany
charges that VIII sSs brought against him
he will not get out or the hands OF the
law I'm time 10 build even a hencoop for a
year or more.
Those who claim that the lumber in
Di Orios cellar belongs TO them are II. a.
Parr Dana Doisvert Charles Cranshaw
and Slsto Gautieri.
Di Orio was arraigned in the Sixth dis
trict court today on four charges OF lar
ceny. He pleaded not guilty and was
held In 5000 on each for trial next Tues
day.
WILL. BE READY BY CHRISTMAS.
Rev. FIR. A. p. Desrochers. pastor OF
the French Catholic church. expects 20
get into the new building on Atwells
avenue by Christmas as the work OF nm
ishlng the interior Is now in progress IL
IS the intention OF the pastor 10 use the
new building. which is built for a school
house for church services until such time
rs the conditions will warrant the build
ing OF a substantial church.
There are many good whist players In
tbs parish and the young folks are ar
ranging for a monster whist party TO be
held in the basement Of the new building
as soon as possible and the receipts To be
devoted 20 the church fund.
HEAT TURNED ON.
There was much rejoicing at the Chaffee
street police station at noon time yester-
day when steam was turned into the
many radiators in the building and now
the men feel that they can keep comfort
able for the balance OF the cold weather
The heating apparatus had been out OF
order for six weeks or more.
HIS NINTH TRIP.
Edward White made his ninth trip with |
IN year TO the Chafee street station. |
last evening He is charged with stealing !
n wagon from his father-in-law, James !
Ranerty. There Is little hitch between I
Mr.. Rafferty, and his son-in-isw and II |
the case comes before the court some |
thing is apt 10 happen
FOUND 1T IN TIME
Al o'clock this morning Patrolman
sherman discovered that there was a
burst water pipe I'm the Mt. Pleasant Ban
fist church AZ the corner OF Academy
avenue and Roanoke street He called
the pastor. A. +. Chase. who went 10 the
church and shut the water OF before any
great damage was done
GENERAL MENTION
The West Side Trolley club has been 70.
organized and many OF the old familiar
faces arc seen In the comparable rooms
or the club In Stokes block The cIih has
been az standstill during the summer
put now thet the cold weather is az hand
things are becoming a little more lively.
Ihe funeral OF Elizabeth wife of the
late Benjamin Hindle. was held from tho
residence OF her brother-in-law. Henry
Jackson. at % Rosedale street at $40
this morning. and later services were held
et ST Marys Catholic church.
BOYS arc responsible for grass fire on
Berkley street at AIS yesterday after
si''iA ioI WHICH m alarm was sent in |
from box 2S. Later I'm the afternoon an
alarm was sent In from bos 22s. for an
otner grass fre on Kimball street
The pretty little fve-year-old daughter
or Ernest Taylor. while playing with n
companion In the yard OF her home on
whittier avenue. yesterday noon time fell
from fence and broke her left leg
The funeral OF Ellen. wife OF Charles
r. Breard. will be held at her late resi-
dence $50 Atwelrs avenue tomorrow
morning, with services later at 81. Their
esa's church.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Harty have re-
trrned from their wedding tour and have
gone 20 housekeeping at 1879 Althea street
Mr. Harty Is clerk AZ J. r Hartnett's es-
iablishmeni. 81 Eddy street
The sinner club Is making errangeIneHrs
70 mold lts annual banquet IN McCuske's
hall on Stokes street. Sunday. Nov q
concert will be held IN Odd Fellows
hall on Piainfeid street this evening for
me beneht of the new Baptist chapel on
Hartford avenue
John Rogers. well known IN this vicin-
iiy has entered the employ ~ Joseph A.
King. At 81 Westminster sfreef