The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-13
OLNEYvILLE
Business Mems Association TO
Discuss important Subj .cts.
To Establish Summer Co'eny o.
/. East Greenwich Bay.

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Circulars were sent out today by the
Olneyville Business Mems association. to
the members urging them TO be present
at the meeting Wednesday evening of
next week to express their opinion on the
proposed carnival and plan TO have the
Greystone cars run via. the square The
outlook for the success OF either project.
some OF the leading members say, Is not
very bright. The Greystone committee
went 10 that village ana secured the
names of between 300 and 400 residents
who would be willing TO have every other
car pass through the square, but the as
ISOLATION doubts very much the Rhode Is
land company's willingness 10 make the
change. The company is anxious that all
cars should run through the square. as
better time can be made. but the residents
OF Greystone prefer the Smith street
route. On the carnival question at least
$1,000 will be needed 10 make any sort of a
showing and some men supposed 90 be the
most interested do not see where there
will be any permanent good results.
QUITE A COLONY.
BY the time the gentle breezes blow
from Greenwich bay next season there
will be quite a colony along its shores In
this section. They are well-known mem-
neTS OF oI. lntnOIC cnuFcn VINO
will occupy cottages in what has been
called Grace Haven, just below East
Greenwich. Already five are about COM
pleted and they will be occupied by the
Rev. FIR. Thomas p. Grace, Michael ".
Corrigan, John L. Gannor Andrew Can
non and John O'Donnell. the Iatter being
the builder OF all. John McGann of Balm
bridge avenue has purchased a lot In the
colony. and will undoubtedly have the
cottage ready by the latter part OF June.
COSTLY DINNER.
Dominica Gallery, 16 years old. was ar
rested at the Dyerville mills yesterday af-
ternoon by Mounted Patrolman Nick Kenzie
and held on the charge OF stealing goods
valued at Is cents. Six weeks ago some
one i'm the room where Gallery is employ ed
stole Sc from John Moant Two weeks la
ter Louis Louise's watch was stolen and
last week another person in the room re-
ported the loss OF 20 cents worth of post
age stamps. Yesterday, u Is claimed Ca
lery opened locker and stole a dinner
and George w. Robbins. superintendent
OF the mill. is OF the opinion that perhaps
Gallery may have been responsible for the
loss or the money. watch and stamps
FIGHTING DRUNK.
Henry Doherty. who Is a frequent caller
at the Chaffee street police station and
who not many moons ago was placed on
prot atIon for breaking into the saloon Of
Sra;ght & Brown on Valley street. cre-
ated some excitement in the square yes
terday noon. lie was fighting drunk and
II took the combined efforts Of three pa
trolmen to land him in the patrol wagon.
TEACHERS INDICATED
A few days ago some OF the pupils in
the Johnston grammar school started the
story that on very cold mornings they
were not allowed to enter the school
building until few minutes before the
session began. The story coming to the
notice Of the school committee that body
ordered an investigation. and hearing
was held last evening. All that could be
learned was that ono boy, on Tuesday
morning Of last week, was so chilled when
he reached the school that an older boy
was obliged 10 assist him into the school
room. The result Of the investigation was
The vindication OF the teachers.
THE TILDEN CLUB.
The Tllden club met last evening and
elected the following as the officers for
1907; President Michael j Degnan;
vice president, James II. Mulligan. finan-
cisl secretary, Patrick j. Cannon: record
ing secretary, John c. Croghan: treasur-
~r.John O'Leary: sergeant at arms, Dennis
lynch These officers will be installed
at the next meeting Of the club.
The brick work on the extension OF tho
Earnscliffe mills has been completed. and
now IL Is charge Of a large corps Of steam
filters and pipers. The orders for the
product Of this mill have been 80 exten-
sive this fall that the management con
template making further additions 10
the plant.
Patrick Quinn, who for many years re-
sided on Grove street. died at the Rhode
L, ana
son. Thomas Quinn, the wel-known con-
tractor His funeral will be held at the
residence OF Michael flaming, 80 Cole
street. tomorrow morning at $3.50 O'clock.
The following are the .officcrs-elect
of Division 10, Ladies auxiliary, An
Mary V. Gannon vice president Mary
Cannon: financial secretary. Katherine
Iavelier: recording secretary, kath-
srine Haniey; treasurer treasurer, MIS- Bernard MarS
Healey; physician. John f. Cannon,
NJ. D.
at is ownes street, reported TO the 20.
lice last evening that some one had
broken into her locker at the Crown
worsted-nills during the day and
Margaret, widow of Edward Abbott.
died at the home OF her brother In law.
John r. Martin, 723 Harris avenue. yes
terday. Her funeral will he held at
at 2 o'clock.
The funeral of John Aspinwall who
for many years has resided at IL Syca-
more street, was held at IL o'clock
today and the burial was At the
Greenwood cemetery. Phenix.
good sized delegation from Manu-
facturers lodge of Odd Fellows made
fraternal visit to Perseverance lodge
at Apponaug last evening.
Miss Ella Wilman OF Sc Pocasset
avenue. has requested the police TO
find her gold iocket and chain which
she lost near home last evening.
Yesterday afternoon Superintendent
Of Fire Alarms Cloudman installed a
new box. No. 54s, at the corner of
Manton avenue and Pope street
Mounted Patrolman Mckenzie OF the
Chaffee street station began a weeks
vacation this morning.
Samuel S1lls, superintendent OF the
British Hosiery company at Thornton.
was taken suddenly and his friends
believe seriously. III yesterday
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Roher. who
have resided on Barton sceet for n
number or years, entertained few
Of their friends last evening. In the
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