The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
0LNEYVILLE,
-Four Members Of Flynn Family
Die Within -Four Weeks.
Unknown Young Man ReSCues
Boy From Drowning.

The FLYNN family has been sadly ahilct-
cd by death from pneumonia Wlthh the
past four weeks. no less than four mem
bers having passed away.
The frst decedeut was Mrs. Byron Car
roll OF Whitens, Mass. Two weeks later
Mrs. Frank Nolan who was OF TINS
fnnilv. died. The day before Mrs. Nolan
funeral Mrs. celia Nolan. Mrs. Frank
Nolan's mother-in-law, was taken III and
she passed away Sunday evening ana
her funera! was held this morning
This morning Mrs. Andrew Flynn, VINO
was stricken the day after the fuheral oi
Mrs. Frank Nolan. passed away at the
old homestead at 16 Hyatt street MIS-
Andrew Flynn leaves In her immeulaIe
family one daughter Kate; two sons l.
]. Flynn, who conducts hotel AT Norces-
ter. and p. +. Flynn, who Tor many year
have been well known in baseball, secret
societies. social and sporting circles lie
10 a nrominent member OF providence
Aerie of the Fraternal order or Eages
and one OF the best-known furniture sales
men I'm the city, having for many years
heen connected with the John NJ. Dean
company and other firms.
PULLED OUT or THE SWAMP.
A Polish boy about 10 years old, was
fshed out OF the swamp at the back oay
Yesterday afternoon, and had II not peeH
for n young man whose name could nor
be learned. the lad would have been
drowned
II is the custom OF many school children
on their way homo TO stop at this danger
ous spnt and indulge I'm wading or sailing
about on planks. The boy was waulhe'
having removed his shoes and stockings
and was evidently intent on getting pos
session of a large board that was som,
distance from the shore. He stepped into
a deep hole and went up TO his neck N
the water His companions shouted ioi
help aud the unknown young man Jumped
I'm and pulled the boy out.
IN A BAD FIX.
Two teams loaded with furniture arrived
I'm the square at an early hour this morn
ing from Fall River. but the drivers were
unable to find their destination, even
with the help OF a number OF patrolmen
and well-known persons about the square
The only directions given the men were
that the house into which the goods were
TO be moved Is in the rear Of the car barn,
and the key in the rear OF the house.
A FAMILY ROW.
John Cash was taken into custody early
yesterday afternoon on a charge OF as
saultng his wife at their home ON Am
sterdam street. The attending physician
was unable 10 tell yesterday whether or
not Mrs. Cash's nose had been broken
owing TO the swollen condition of her face.
Mrs Cash had highly colored eye.
HAS QUIT RAILRoADING.
Patrick j. MCCARTHY, who is known
among his associates as the Railroad
Boy" having spent many OF his days at
that calling, has recovered from an acci-
dent sustained "A few weeks ago and has
decided TO retire from railroading He
has accepted a much less dangerous posi-
ton at the Riverside mills.
VISITING OLD FRIENDS
Albert Kellogg, the well-known' ball
player, at one time a member of the Prov
idence team, and a resident Of this place.
is spending a few days with friends here.
lie has signed for the season with the
Troys OF the New York State league.
A BIG PLANT.
IT looks as II Olneyvillc ia TO have a
large and up TO date coal yard. for 1t is
reported that A. A. Kimball has sold 10
the Fogarty family OF Putnam street.
about 10000 feet of land near the railroad
track. in the vicinity Of the Providence
Ice company's storehouse In Ethel street.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Murthaugh of
s. Oak street have the sympathy OF a
large circle of relatives and friends i'm the
death OF their little son. Thomas T., who
passed away last evening. pneumonia be-
ing the cause.
There was nothing out OF the usual or
der at the meetings of Manufacturers