The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
0LNEYvILLE
DsWd Again Gathered In by
Police for IntOylcatlOn
C0tfsy Hurt While Wrestling.
Girl Mil Worker Hurt


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The reception rendered John Dowd Mon
day evening together with the fact that
Dowd was little short OF change when
assessed A60 at the additional reception
at the police court yesterday morning de-
! lighted him 10 such an extent that he
wanted the program repeated This. OF
course. he knew could not be done with
out some little trouble on his part. so
early last evening he went 70 his home
and informed his wife that he wanted an
other reception lie started in with the
peliminaries. When he got we'll under
way, his son went 10 the Chaffee street
station and informed the reception COM
mittee. which on this occasion was Patrol
men Huntley and Shea and they went 70
the Dowd home in the rickerty old patrol
wagon. Dowd was once more driven TO the
station. where he was GREETED by Lieut..
Tyler. and as on Monday evening his val
| uables were placed in safe keeping after
! which he was escorted 10 the best room
in the rear OF the station house Dowd had
! on another jag and this leaves him one
more TO enjoy before the hospitalities OF
the state farm are extended TO him.
INJURED WHILE POOLING.
Lawrence Coffey. a young man living at
! 1856 Atwells avenue while fooling In one
OF the rooms OF the Queen Dyeing COM
pany's plant on Valley street. yesterday
sustained serious injuries 10 his right
arm He was wrestling with a companion
and in falling his arm was caught be-
tween a set OF rollers. but the power was
shut of so quickly by a fellow workman
that the machine stopped before his arm
had been drawn through above the elbow.
He was cared for at the Rhode island
hospital
INJURED IN MILL.
Just before u o'clock last night a girl.
named Mary Radigan, about IL years old.
whose home is on McDonough street, was
| brought from one OF the mills in this vi
cinity 70 the office OF local physician
and as the doctor was not in his office
she was taken into b. A. Smiths drug
store for the reason that Drs. Watt and
OLeary happened to be there at the time
They dressed her wounds Neither the
nature OF her injuries nor the name OF
the mill In which the accident happened
could be learned.
READY FOR DEGREE WORK.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting Of Manufacturers lodge OF Odt
Fellows IN the hall on Plainheld street
last evening, when one application fol
membership was favorably acted upon.
After routine business had been dis
| posed Of. the initiatory degree team spen
an hour or more at practice as this degree
t will be conferred upon one or more can
/ didates. Tuesday evening. Oct. 2.
r ANOTHER GOOD GAME.
The Olneyville Baseball club manage
ment thinks IL has the game OF the sea
son on for Saturday as the Woonsocke
club has been signed for that day. Som
time ago the local club played this team
on its own grounds, and came home witt
a defeat but II is believed the local team
has been sufficiently strengthened 10 en-
able II TO down the Woonsocketers witt
n ease.
SLIGHT FIRE
Hose company No. s and Hook an
Ladder company No were called t
the residence Of William Gagnon at 20
Chaplin avenue last evening 10 extinguis
. blaze IN a couch which caught Ar
e from a match used by a member OF tn
S family in lighting a gas Jet. The dam
age was slight.
GENERAL MENTION.
S DR. Bouchard Of 1ls Academy avenu
K has requested the officials OF the Chaffe
. street police station TO find his $50 bu
dog that was stolen from his yard yester
day The dog wears n collar bearing IN
r doctors name and the license number {
!, the dog
. The funeral Of Thomas Burns was hel
at the residence OF his daughter Mr.
Martha Grove. at 36 Bainbridge avenue
n at o'clock this morning and was 70
n lowed by a requiem mass later. The re
: mains were taken to Maiden. Mass. fc
interment
aaiaaatior from, tho National Soci,
: club headed by President Frank Car
; ming attended the wedding festivities
I Thomas +. Case one of the members
: the club. at East Providence last evenin
, Mrs Kate Leonard Of IA Handy stree
a | reported TO the Chaffee street police sts
i, tion that a shawl had been stolen fro
n her home since Saturday night TT
.e officials could not offer her any encoul
a agement at THIS late day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Abbott are spent
10 ing a two weeks vacation by taking
Y trolley ride through Massachusetts, ar
p New Hampshire and will call upon mar
OF their old friends during their travel
N Business at the Earnscliffe mills
It the present time is booming and Il
ia many looms are now being rushed
w their full capacity night and day
" Fredico Paliti 4 years old. was pick
H. up by the police on Union avenue la
III Yesterday afternoon and sent TO the at
is tion and was called for later by h
Is parents Of 30 Cedar street.
Messrs. owen OGara, J. ]. Rosenfe
-, and Timothy Kelleher. we'll known in ii
n place. have made arrangements TO be {
guests OF Guy c. Haynes. the noted gui
I'll at Norcross. Me-. for two weeks in n
e. vember.
The Fowler Wheelmen, which Is I
most prominent and the oldest bicyt
club in the city. are TO hold a social
tn Calefs hall Saturday evening. Sept. %
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