The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-16
0LNEYVILLE
Flrebug at Work on Barn and
Atlantic Mill Cottages
Miss Martin Married TO Mr..
CahiII In ST. Mary's Church

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Captain Marston and his officers ap-
pear 10 have quite task on their hands
IN locating fre bug. whose tastes fortu-
nately are inclined towards the destruc-
tion OF old buildings and who appears to
have a special grudge against the clumps
OF old cottages I'm Hartford avenue. own
ed by the Atlantic mills company. At 2:30
this morning Joseph Turtellott. a milk
man discovered fire i'm n barn on Hartford
avenue, owned by the Rhode Island Con-
crete company. He at once notified the Of
fcers at the Chaffee street station and
Hose 10. both departments responding
promptly.
They extingulshed the fire before much
damage was done The police had got
eight horses out OF the barn I'm good
season. ON their way back TO the station
the members OF the police department
consisting of Sergeant Bennett Patrol
men Beirne and Kane discovered blaze
In the rear OF one OF the cottages of the
mill company and were able to beat out
the flames with their night sticks. al
though the woodwork on'the building was
afire to the height OF about six feet They
found that a bundle OF paper had been
work and foundation OF the building and
| no doubt was done while the fire at the
| barn of the concrete company was being
attended to.
There were outward evidences that the
barn had been set On I1re also. II Is but
a short time ago that hose - was called
| TO this clump of cottages on a similar
errand.
CAHILL-MARTIN NUPTIAL.
Joseph Cahill. :he popular druggist on
Plainfield street and Miss Sarah r. Mar
tin were united in marriage by the Rev.
FIR. Joseph Little i'm ST. Mary's church at
1880 this morning. Miss Catherine Martin.
sister of the bride. was the bridesmaid
and William Cahill, a brother of the
groom, was the best man. After the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John F. Martin. 723 Harris avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cahill will leave this even
ing for an extended wedding tour and up
on their return will take up their resi-
dence on Laban street.
WILL GO TO NEW YORK
The Robert Emmett Literary association
met I'm its rooms on Broadway last even
ing and many OF it's members who are al
so members of the Emmett Rifles reported
that all arrangements for the trip of the
Rifles to New York on Sunday had been
perfected. The company will leave Provi-
dehee- on the midnight train and on ar
rival i'm New York will be met by a SIM
liar organization whose guests they will
be for the day. Many other than MEM
bers OF the company will accompany
them.
DON'T KNOW WHERE HE is.
Peter Bourque, assistant manager of the
clothing department at ]. -. san SEQUEL
A. % fp mt inc nf han
asked where he would spend it he al
ways replies well, you will have to
wait until / reach my destination for l
cannot pronounce or spell the name of
the place but l will rend IL by a postal
card and this is the name of the place
Chargoggagoggmanch =
maugg which is said To mean Breezy
Lake and is near Webster. Mass.
GENERAL MENTION.
Joseph Donnelly. who was arrested early
yesterday morning and was not in condi-
ton to be sent to the police court 10 an
swer to the charge OF intoxication, was
obliged to spend all day yesterday ana
last night in a cell at the Chaffee street
station, vas the only prisoner 10 be sent
from this station this morning.
Thornton car left the rail near the
corner Of Plainheld street and Atwood
avenue last evening. but 1t was brought to
a standstill before any damage was done
To the passengers or car. Many OF the
passengers jumped from the car, but as IL
was moving slowly at the time this was
done without any damage.
There appears TO he another lumber
thief at work In this district for last
evening Joseph Truesdale of 54 Manton
avenue called at the Chaffee street police
station. and reported the loss of lot of
lumber stolen from a new house on Bee
tie street
The liquor traffic in and about the
square appears 10 be falling into the
hands OF Polanders, and report has IL
that Alexander Tainsh. who has been the
proprietor of saloon for 10 years, has
disposed of Ii to a Polander.
Detective Mcguire has found and re-
turned to Henry Seelers of 5S Robin
street his gold watch that was stolen
from him some time ago.
Tha-Regent- Literary and Social Club
have appointed a committee to hold field
day at the Warwick Club grounds on sun
day, Sept. O.
The property owners on Sterling ave-
nue. and Clarence street are desirous of
having these thoroughfares severed and
a petition is being circulated TO that effect
The committee from St Mary's Benev-
olent Aid Society who are TO hold an en-
tcrtainment I'm Irons Hall on the evening
Of Oct. 10, met I'm Fogarty Hall last even
ing.
quite a number OF firemen from out Of
town paid visit to olneyville square to-
day.
The condition OF Or Fisher is reported
rs being much more comfortable this
morning
Mr. John Byron, of School street. ha-
returned from a seven weeks stay at
Boston.