The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-15
0LNEYvILLE
SGituats Man Falls by ihs Way.
side and Is Nearly Frozen
Take Action on Death Of Super.
intendsnt SiIIS.. Notes

Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch OF The News-Democrat az
3 Hartford avenue. room No. i. Telephone
40 West
Walter l.. Everett. a middleaged man.
was found on Hartford avenue at 'D
last evening by Patrolman Parker ana IL
was fortunate for Everett that he was
discovered for the chances are that ne
would have been a dead man this morn
ing While walking along the street the
patroman heard some one groaning ana
after a search found man i'm heap at
the foot OF a bank. MIR. Parker sent IN
hurry call for the patrol wagon, ana the
man was taken to the station In an uno
conscious condition. IL was not untll
O'Clock this morning that SergI Potler
succeeded in thawing him out. Inc man
said that his name is Everett ana tnat ne
lives on what Is known as the Snahs
Bailey farm at Scituate. He had been
married a number OF years. ana IL was
the first night he had ever been away
from home. He said the last he knew ne
had SO. but he had but $3.50 when ne
reached the station, and was minus ms
hat lie had a receipt for number OF
bsr rrels OF apples which are I'm colo
storage plant in this city. so the police
do not believe he was the victim OF 1oul
play. but was so drunk he could not walk.
This morning he was furnished Win an
old fashioned police helmet, which cover
ed not only his head but the greater part
OF his face and the back of his neck. he
told Sergt. Bennett in leaving the sta-
tion that he would get his apples out OF
cold storage pay his fine, go home ana
stay there I'm the future.
MOURN HIS DEATH
There was large gathering OF the en-
ployes OF the British Hosiery company
and residents of the village or 1horhton
Yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF
taking suitable action on the death OF
Samuel Sills. who for many years was
superintendent Of the British Hosiery
| coinpany's plant. The meeting was called
to order by Frank Bolton who was
chosen chairman, and Harry Guy was
elected secretary As marx or respeE,
the mill was closed, and VIII remain
closed until Monday morning: II was
voted TO attend the funeral services,
which are TO be held In the Church OF the
| Holy Nativity tomorrow afternoon az
! o'clock IL was also voted 10 erect
! monument over his grave IN Pocsssel
| cemetery. The chairman. secretary, VII
| liam Aucott George Hawksley; Jonh ".
! shaw James Coupe and John Sharpe
were made a committee 10 procure
! floral tribute and 10 make such arrahgc
ments az are necessary Tor the iuheIaI.
| The town council which met YESTERDAY
| afternoon as a further mark OF respect
| disposed of such business as was neces-
| sary and adjourned.
HELD THEIR ANNUAL REUNION.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Hill had as their
| guests at their residence, D2 whittier
| avenue. Thursday and Friday, Mrs. Eve
| lyn NJ. Skies OF Sturbridge, Mass. Mrs
Ella J. Rathbone of Rockland, X. l., Mrs
Fred Gardner and Mrs. George Bolton of
| North Attleboro. Mrs. Skies and Mrs.
Rathbone and Mrs. Hill are the only sur
| viving members OF their graduating class
/ OF the grammar school at Sturbridge.
| while Mrs Bolton Is a friend OF MT ana
| Mrs. Hill from childhood days. Mrs. Gard
rAlt ton no ia
| reunions are held at the residence of Mrs.
| Hul each year, when the school days Is
! the leading subject This reunion was
| one OF the most enjoyable ones that has
! been held for there are none who know
| the art OF entertaining better than Mr..
| and Mrs. Joesph Hill.
| TWAS BILL MORAN.
About $50 O'Clock this morning wom-
| an living on Bergen street telephoned 20
| the Chaffee street police station, that she
wanted her brother, who was raising a
row in her home, taken out sergt.
Bennett sent word to Patrolman Smith.
who travels that beat and In few mo-
| ments the unruly fellow was at the box.
| AT the station the sergeant found the
man was none other than Bill Moran, an
old offender Moran will spend today and
tonight In a cell at the station. as he was
Just % minutes late to he taken down
! town.
GENERAL MENTION.
Henry q. Martin. manager OF the local
| branch OF the Union Pacific Tea COM
| pany at 194s Westminster street, reported
| 10 the police last evening that one OF his
teams had strayed or had been stolen
! from Riverside while the driver was de-
! livering an order
/ carload OF sports from Brockton went
! through the square In special car last
/ evening and went 10 Thornton. where
| they saw Quill from that city defeat
! Deshler OF Cambridge They went homo
| happy.
James Y. Dun OF this section. who has
! been conducting large bakery at Ston-
! ineron. Conn, for the past two years,
/ is spending n few days with his folks
| at his old home on Westminster street
! Sarah Smith, widow OF James Campbell,
! died at the residence OF her son-in-law,
( John Macdonald. 9l Ralph street. Thurs
/ day evening, and her funeral was held
| this afternoon at o'clock
Sarah Glynn. who a few mornings ago
! was reported az missing from her home
/ on Valley street has. according to police
records, returned.
Branch Wolf Tone. OF the Irish Nation
| al Foresters will hold an important meet
/ ing In T. c. r. L. hall tomorrow after
noon The officers for 1907 will be elect
| ed
The retreat for the young ladies Of tho
| Blessed Sacrament parish viii come TO a
close tomorrow afternoon
! Albert Laduc. clerk at Thomas Mitch
els store. Is confined 90 his home by i'll
ness.