The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-09
0LNEYvILLE.
Johnston Saloon Keepers Not
All Rolling In Wealth.
Forester's BaII..CIass |nltla-
tion Coming. New Boy Arrives.
Advertisements for The News may be
left at Heffernans News Stand. 10 Hart
ford avenue.

left at Henernan's News Stand. IS Hart
ford avenue.
At the meeting OF the Johnston town
council yesterday, the fact was demon
strated that the hotel and saloonkeepers
OF the town were by no means million
aires. for one man refused TO take out
his liquor license that was recently grant
ed TO him, and another was obliged, 10
take advantage of the 10 days grace. to
get together a sufficient amount OF mon
ey TO pay for his license.
The petition OF William NJ Waterman.
who is connected with the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals, 20 be
made police constable. was referred 10
Chief OF Police Hiram Kimball Mr..
Waterman intimated that he and the
chief were not on the best OF terms. and
20 hold his position I'm the society. II was
necessary that he be appointed a constd-
bic. The matter may be patched up.
Messns. Simon =. Simmons and Byron
r. Williams were drawn as grand Jurors,
and Herbert G. Cslef as deputy town
clerk All bills presented were ordered
paid.
FORESTERS MAKE MONEY
Court Oincyvihe. no. 8. Foresters Of
America held its 26th annaul reunion and
ball In Irons hall last evening. which
was as usual a huge success I'm every
particular. The souvenir program was an
extremely neat affair. and the dance card
contained - numbers The committees
were made up as follows: William Da-
Wis., chairman: John r. Gibbons, treas
urer; Alfred Bedad. secretary. general
floor director, John f. Gibbons: assist
ant, Frank l. Hulett. aids william Da-
Wis Alfred Bedad Fred Burroughs; re-
freshment committee. James p. Gibbons
Joseph Hadneld: reception committee.
HNN.
cent Lafonte William Geary. Wallace NJ.
Pierce. James Mclaughlin. Richard Glib
bons George Bowen. John f. McEvoy,
Richard Tewhig
MR. KELLY GIVES CIGARS.
The office OF the superintendent OF the
Hartford avenue car barn had the APP
pearance OF a small-eized cigar shop. for
there was a row OF boxes containing 10
cent cigars These boxes were opened at
o'clock this morning, and each motor
man and conductor. electrician and I'm
fact. everybody from the superintendent
20 the oilers were presented with n cigar
and this will be continued until every
man has had His" Mr.. Calef Frank
Kelly. who recently took unto himself a
wife, is the donor OF the cigars,
a CLASS INITIATION
Court Thomas A. Doyle Foresters OF
America. will hold an important session
Il is the intention of the committee I'm
charge TO make this affair one OF the
notable events In Forestry In this sec
tlon OF the city.
Among the prominent members OF the
order. who have signined their willing
ness or being present. are Grand Chief
Ranger William Carroll. Past Chief Ran
gers John +. Harlow. Philip s. 1sovett,
and j. y. McNeelis The leading feature
cf the evening vii be the initiation of n
large class of candidates.
ONCE MORE IN OLD HOME.
Tho Sunset club will meet I'm tho old
quarters I'm Odd Fellows hall Monday
evening, and this is undoubtedly the last
meeting that the club Will hold IN their
old home. 1t has been whispered that
the club VIII meet in their new and COM
inodious building on Pocasset avenue
Monday evening, but this is declared TO be
an error.
IT'S A BOY.
Since yesterday morning Mr.. G.. Henry
pohle OF the firm OF G. Henry Pohlc e.
Co. at a Olneyvlle square has not al
lowed any of his male customers to
pay for cigars. male heir at his home
on Whittier avenue Is the cause OF tdis,
and II is q question as TO whether his
little daughter Helen or her chum Grace
is the happiest.
GENERAL MENTION.
Yesterday Miss Ida Crane dropped her
purse on Westminster street and 1t was
picked up by an old man giving his name
OF Michino Cartese, but he was not 50
old but what he could sprint. Miss Crane
could sprint just a little faster. She told
her story to member OF the police de-
psrtment. who locked him up.
Edward Gill, who appears to be without
n home was picked upon Manton ave-
nue. by Patrolman Coakley this morning
Gill had his arms FUN of stones and with
these SO he told the patrolman, he was
20 protect himself against hts enemies
GIL was held for examination by Police
Surgeon Griffin.
Miss Rosa Pell Of Ida street lost her
pocketbook containing a sum OF money
!n the square last evening.
rne rig picked up by the police yes
terdsy morning was called for and re-
ceived by the owner, Michael CavanauCh
OF Pawtucket. who conducts a livery sta
BILE The outfit had been abandoned by
the young men who hired Il.
The committee which is arranging for
the complimentary banquet and ball that
IS to be rendered the ladies who assisted
at the recent fair met last evening and
decided TO have the dancing I'm Irons
hall and the banquet I'm Library hall.
somc OF the members OF Perseverance
company OF the Uniform Rank. knights
OF Pythias will meet In Sprngers' hall,
Wednesday evening tnd make an effort
60 revive the interest in that organlza-
ton
Patrolmen Feeney. Bierne Connerton
and Mclaughlin will represent the Chat
fee street station at the Policemens ball
in Infantry hall. Monday evening. PATROL
man Feeney Is a member OF the general
committee.
The auto left standing in front OF Ss7
Manton avenue yesterday morning was
called for by Peter Murphy OF 2O02 Smith
street, North Providence. yesterday fore
noon.
Patrolman James Moran has about re-
covered from his severe attack OF Illness
The MentOn club held an entertain
ment and dance I'm Lilly academy. Man
ton, last cveniHg which was very en-
joyabe affair The success OF which was
due the Misses Catherine Barlow Cora
and Katie Harroll.
Catarrh and Colds Relieved In Ten TO
m effn NUN ~ ha