The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
OLNEYvILLE.
Horses Have Prominent Part In
the News From the Square
SI6GpeTs Disturbed by Noisy
Merry Makers. Child Run Over

IL was a sort OF "A horse day In the
square yesterday afternoon. About $3.50
a man driving pair OF horses hitched 70
wagon filled with grain for brewery
stopped I'm front of a store. While the
first driver was In the store another man
drove up and stopped his horse behind
the wagon loaded with grain. The second
horse begansto eat the grain and when
Driver No. ! came out and drove off the
horse that was eating the grain followed.
BY the time Driver No. came out his
outfit was on Hartford avenue and the
man driving the loaded wagon was not
aware that a horse was following his
team.
Ten minutes later another man drove
up i'm front of the Banspech brothers es-
adjustment Hitched TO the rear OF his
wagon was a second horse. and during his
stay In the store the halter on the horse
behind became unfastened. The man did
not notice this and drove off When he
got as far as Irons block he looked back
and saw that his horse was missing. He
went back and found the animal standing
I'm front Of the store.
Still later number OF persons shouted
TO an expires ssman TO inform him that a
large part of the horses harness was
dangling about the animals legs How
he escaped a "mixup" was a puZzler to
the sidewalk delegation.
SLEEPERS DISTURBED
The chances are that had there been
a member OF the police force in the vicin-
ity OF Messer and Willow streets about
midnight last evening nan and woman
would have been given a ride In the 5000
chariot TO the Chaffee street station. More
than one family In the vicinity would
have rendered the patrolman aid In cor
railing the couple
There had been social gathering in
one OF the houses I'm the neighborhood
and after II broke up a woman began
TO scream. This attracted the attention
OF number OF men In nearby houses
some OF whom were In bed One we'll
known citizen. thinking a woman was
being assaulted hurried 20 the scene only
to find everybody shouting and laughing
The man who was acting the part OF a
rescuer was given the Laugh" by a
number OF the party. but he was not the
least bit afraid TO give them a piece of
his mind"
CHILD RUN OVER
stephen Rcstick about two years old
while playing I'm front OF his home, 164
Hartford avenue. was knocked down and
run over by a horse driven by man
giving his name as NJ. l. Flynn OF 179
Laban street
The accident happened early in the
evening. and Mr. Flynn did what he
could for the little one. He saw the child
taken to its home and at the time neither
Mr.. Flynn nor the childs parents thought
the boy was seriously injured About 10
o'clock the child began to groan, and
Dr. Milan was called. and while the doctor
found that the little fellow had sustained
nunlber OF cuts and bruises, his con-
dition was not dangerous
WILL SETTLE UP.
The executive committee OF the Young
mems Literary and social club will meet
In few days committee from St
Theresa's Institute and turn over the
property recently purchased by the Rev.
Fr. w s. Flynn TO the institute. The lit
erary clubs committee will then settle
all outstanding bills. and that will wind
up the affairs or the once popular and
powerful association.
A LITTLE SLOW.
According to the statement OF an en-
ploye at the Earnscliffe mills there is a
lul in business. The dressing department
lull not run last evening and this coupled
with the fact that there are % looms
without warps does not make the outlook
particularly bright for the workers. Some
of the help say the lull is due to the nom
arrival of certain grade OF yarn.
GENERAL MENTION.
Miss Mollie Brennan. who for several
years has been the bookkeeper OF J. O.
san Souci Co.'S store and Or. Richard
Mulhearn were married at the rectory OF
the Church OF the Assumption yesterday
afternoon
This morning Anthony Sutkoytic was
arrested at his home on Hillard street on
warrant charging him with making an
assault on Peter Grisco. Patrolmen Koch
and Dyer made the arrest
Patrick Mcguire, prominently connected
with the fire department OF the city Of
New York, is the guest OF his friend
Thomas Murtagh. at his residence. 81 Oak
street.
1vanhoe lodge. knights OF Pythias. will
meet In odd Fellows hall on Plainfiel1
street this evening
The engagement OF Mr.. and Mrs Hugo
Marks daughter Jessie and Charles Mum
roe or Attleboro Is announced
Wolfe Tone Branch OF the Irish Nation
al Foresters met last evening and nomin-
ated officers for the coming term.
Hope Council. Knights OF Columbus.
and Branch 39e. Catholic Knights OF
America held well attended meetings last
evening.