The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-11
OLNEYvILLE
Horse Trade Causes Lively War
Of Words In tho Street
Mt. Pleasant Lodge, |. 0. 0. F.,
Celebrates It's 10th Anniversary

UsIuuldlUS llS ZulIl AIlIIIv6ISdly
Patrolmap reeney acted as peacemaker
in horse trade on Delaine street yester-
day afternoon. II appears that man OBJ
| tained horse from another to TRY" for
| the space OF half an hour. The would be
| purchaser had the horse In his possession
| a day and n half and when the owner
saw both on Delaine street yesterday af-
ternoon there was fire in his eyes. He
demanded his property I'm so loud voice
that he attracted the attention OF all in
the vicinity. About this time a man
named Riley. who Is a special constable,
came along and putting his badge on his
coat began 10 officiate as referee. Then
came Patrolman Feeney, who told all
hands II they did not cease squabbling
they would be taken 10 the station on
the charge OF reveling. Both teams drove
away and the crowd scattered. but just
how the horse trade came out is not
known.
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE.
Mount Pleasant lodge. l. o. o. F., cele-
brated its goth anniversary in the hall on
Academy avenue last evening with a mu-
sical and literary entertainment and sup
per. The exercises began at $40 with
an address OF welcome by Noble Grand
w. Il. Stubbs. The following persons
took part nm the program: Robert T.
O'Brien. Miss Annie Purnell Mrs. William
A. OBrien. John Brennan, @. l.. Rock
we'll. Dennis Trainor and Master William
Kelly. Interesting addresses were made
by Past Grand Louis w. Clarke and Past
Grand William OBrien. The committee
in charge was made up OF William Il.
Stubbs. Trstram Mowry. Frank Niche.
Horner Cooke and John Selva. The Co
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the very pleasant and successful occasion.
HOME AGAIN.
John Cannon, who has been connected
with a copper mine at Douglass, Ariz.,
for several years, is visiting his brother
Peter C. Cannon. Mr.. Cannon speaks OF
Douglass in glowing terms. He says lots
for building purposes that sold for 500
few years ago are now worth thous-
ands and that nearly all the buildings
on the main street are three and four
stories high and of stone construction.
The population has increased from few
hundred to about 10000 and the prospect
are that another smeter will be estab-
lished In a short time.
IN A QUANDARY.
The Rhode Island State baseball league
did not meet at the office OF t. II. Ma
thews last evening. At least there were
l., or the Mapleville clubs. This caused
a more languid condition OF affairs. In re-
lation to the schedule. There are some
members who would like TO get the Paw
tucket's or some other good team into
the league instead OF the l. c. lis for the
reason that the I. C. is have no
grounds OF their own, but want, when
they play with the other teams. good
percentage of the gate receipts. Just
what will be done concerning Saturdays
| games has not been decided.
LOOKING FOR HUSBAND.
A woman who gave her name as Mrs.
| Joseph Ambrose called at the station last
evening and told Lieut.. Tyler she could
not find her husband, who on Monday
sent word to her at Fall River TO join
him here She says the address he sent
her was SO Amherst street. but she was
unable to locate either her husband or the
above number. The woman and her baby
were cared for by a family on Bowdoin
street and will remain here until her
husband Is located.
WILL WAIT FOR GREEN CORN.
The field day committee of Manufactur-
ers lodge, l. o. o. F.. did not make any
report at the meeting of the lodge last
evening. but intimated that the outing
will not be held until after green corn"
is ripe.
GENERAL MENTION.
District Deputy Rawson made an offi-
cial visit to Perseverance lodge, knights
of Pythias. last evening, and on finding
the books of the lodge in proper form.
transmitted the new semi-annual pass
word TO the members, and under the
head OF the good OF the order made an
interesting address.
Francis Flood, one OF the best known
Masons In this vicinity, died at his home.
% Grosvenor avenue, Monday night. His
funeral will be held at the Church OF the
Cnn
O'clock and will be attended by dele
cation from the Journeymen Masons
union, No. 1. OF this city.
Division No. 10, Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Ancient order OF Hibernians. met In
l. c. b. L. hall last evening, the newly
elected president. Miss May Brennan pre-
and considerable routine business was
disposed Of
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Broadway Baptist church held a WELL
attended entertainment and supper In the
Yestry OF the church last evening.
Housekeepers will remember that tomor-
row will be CLOSING day" with a majority
OF the stores IN this vicinity.
Daniel Cox has been called to New York
by the illness OF his BROTHER.
T. J. Mathews has gone to Saratoga as
representative OF the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, where a national convention
is being held.
The funeral of Sarah E, wife OF James
Aspinwall, was held at her late residence
IS Barrows street, this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Mounted Patrolman Luby OF the Chaffee
street station, who has been on the sick
list. reported for duty this morning
There were no arrests In this district
during the past "a hours.
Miss Nellie Braney OF 100 Plainfield
street. is visiting relatives at Mystic,
Conn.
k|0MhM WITHIN