The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
Veteran EmpIoye Of tho Rhode
Island Company Passes Away
Boys Arrested on Charge Of
Breaking and Entering

driver and was assigned to the PlainfielC
street route. When the system was
changed 10 electricity he was assigned &c
the Brook and Governor street routes and
remained there until his death. Prior tc
connecting himself with the railroad com
pany he was member OF the Pawtucket
police force. There were few men In this
vicinity who had larger circle OF friends
than he. for he was generous and warm
hearted. He leaves four sons and two
daughters. all OF whom are married ex-
cept one son. who has made HIS home
with his father. Mr.. Con- was member
for many years OF Branch 399. Catholic
knights OF America. Court Thomas A
Doyle. Foresters OF America. and the
railroad association. His funeral will be
held Friday morning In St Anthonys
Catholic church and will be attended by
delegations from the above named or
ganiza tions.
LADIES WILL ASSIST.
The ladies OF ST. Theresa's church met
I'm the school hall last evening and ap-
pointed subcommittee 10 act I'm conjunc-
tion with the committees selected by the
male members of the church Monday eve
ming. TO make arrangements for picnic
on Labor Day The ladies will have
charge OF the combination tickets and
will act as salesladies.
The entire committee will meet In the
school hall tomorrow evening and make
further arrangements. The meeting last
evening was presided over by the Rev.
Fr Flynn.
BOYS HELD ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
James Healy of Sterling avenue was
escorted TO the Chaffee street police sta
tion by his father last evening and at an
early hour the father OF Ray Cameron.
who lives on Westminster street, sent
him to the station In charge OF an older
brother.
The Heaiy boy was paroled in care Of
his father 10 appear I'm court this morning
and the Cameron lac was sent to the
Central station. The boys are wanted by
the police for breaking and entering IN
the night time the store OF Thomas r.
Riley at the corner OF Westminster and
Barton streets and larceny. The amount
was small.
WILL PARADE TOMORROW.
Thomas ]. Mathews, chief marshal for
the Robert Emmett Association. has issued
orders 20 the effect that the members
meet at the hall on Broadway at s:i5
tomorrow morning and at $3.50. headed by
a band and the Emmett Rifles as escort
the association will march up Westmin-
ster street TO Springers square, counter
march to the Olneyville square. up Man
ton avenue TO Chaffee street, counter
march TO the square and then TO Hartford
avenue. where special cars will be boarded
for the centre of the city. where they will
join the main body of the Irish day pro-
cession.
DEATH OF CHESTER c. GRAY.
Chester G.. Cray, n popular young man
OF The annexed district. died at the home OF
his mother. at 1872 Laban street, yesterday.
He was a graduate OF the Roosevelt gram
mar school. Afterleaving school he entered
the electrical department Of the Atlantic
mills. and by strict attention 10 his du-
ties has advanced, and at the time OF
his death and for more than year pre-
vious had full charge of the clocks In the
mill His funeral will be held Friday at
2 o'clock.
WANT CLEAN STREETS.
Residents and those doing business In
Stokes. Bough and Troy streets begin 10
think they have been overlooked by the
street cleaning department, and well
known resident says IL there are three
dirtIer streets in the city those who live
on them are 10 be pitied. He adds that
the streets have been cleaned but once
this season.
GENERAL MENTION.
A woman named Simmons, while tying
her horse TO a pole In front OF Mills tea
store yesterday. got hold of the wrong
rein. and before she could get matters
straightencd out the horse had tipped
the carriage over. There were plenty OF
willing hands to right the carriage. and
II was found that no damage ha1 been
done
About 2S0 this morning Patrolmen Par
ker and Finnegan saw man dodging
them in the vicinity OF Odd Fellows
square. and gave chase. They told him
that II he did not stop gun play would be
In order and he stopped. He was sent
TO the Chaffee street station and held as
suspicious person.
Mrs Margaret Sorenson called at the
Chaffee street station yesterday and re-
ported that on the previous night she
heard a loud squeeling In her hen coop.
AS soon az the thief saw signs OF trouble
he Jumped a fence and made his escape.
Sergent Leroy T. Bennett and PATROL
man James II. Coleman OF the Chaffee
street station were called home last even
ing on account OF deaths In their fami-
lies Mrs. Susan n. Keynon. Mr.. Benefits
mother passed away and Mr.. Coleman's
mother also died.
The funeral of Allin Herrick was held at
his late residence. s6 Julian street this
morning at $50 and was followed by
requiem mass AT St. lnereSd CnuTCH. ~
delegation from Co III. Second r. l. Reg
iment attended the services.
Mrs. Jevelle and her daughter, Mary.
OF Shomokin. Pa. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Michael T. Braney at their resi-
dence. 100 Plainneld street.
John McGann. the veteran blacksmith Of
Plainheld street. is handing out good ci-
gars 10 his friends and on account of the
advens OF a grandson.
James McCabe OF IS Farnell street told
the police last evening that he was Bit
ten on his left leg by a dog owned by a
man named Johnson living on Manton
avenue.
Pallo COLLECT. Is years old. arrayed In a
gray suit. is missing from his home. Is
Ridge street. His father has asked the
police 10 lnd him.
James +. Beatty OF ~ Judith street II
spending his vacation with friends In New
York city
George Brown has at his place. $50
Plainfeld street. COW that the owner
can have by calling.
There was nothing doing at the meet
Ing OF Manufacturers Lodge OF odd Fell
lows last evening the attendance was
light
Mrs. James Morrell of 1850 Westminster
80 - % IL .