The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
0LNEYvILLE
Miss MOorohouss Married to Mr..
Fielding Last Evening
Stopped a Runaway and Pro.
vented a Collision. Notes

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Miss Edith Moorehouse. who for n mum
Der OF years has been bookkeeper for the
firm OF Kennedy & Cough. and Edgar
Fielding. superintendent OF the American
Accounting company were united in mar.
riage by the Rev. ]. V. Osterhout at the
residence Of the brides parents, 81 River
dale street. at o'clock last evening. The
bridesmaid was Miss Lenora Moorehouse
and the best man Howard s. Wood OF
Concord Junction, Mass.
After the ceremony an elaborate wed
ding dinner was served. Upon their re-
turn from their wedding trip thte counle
will reside on Eliza street.
IN THE NICK OF TIME.
Joseph S. Fredette. an expressmen To-
Gated near Bough street, prevented a
bad mixup In tho square yesterday after.
noon by stopping a runaway horse The
horse was attached to a light coal Wagon
and was going at fast pace. II was
caught by Mr.. Fredette Just the outfit
was about TO collide with an au/1mfNile
which contained three women and a man
AT the same time a young woman was
wheeling a baby across the street. Had
IL not been for Mr.. Fredettes promp,
action some one would have been injured
A SUBSTANTIAL GIFT.
Miss Nellie Lannon was pleasantly sur
prised al her home, 80 Huntington ave
nue., last evening by about 25 OF her
young friends in honor OF her 10Th birth
day. The young woman had been kept
In ignorance Of what was in store for heI
until she was led into the parlor, where
she found a present in the form of a
handsome upright piano. the same being
from her father. The evening was spent
in an enjoyable fashion and a delicious
collation. was served.
BEAT HIS wIFE.
Patrolmen Feeney and Sullivan OF the
Chaffee street station had a lively tusse
with Carl Superneau at his home. 81 Oak
street, yesterday afternoon. Superneau
had been drinking during the day and
when he reached home began 10 beat his
wife. One of the children notified the po-
lice and they hurried TO the scene. As
they stepped into the room Superneau
flew at them in a savage manner and II
was with considerable difficulty he was
overpowered without resorting 10 rough
usage.
A NEW CLUB FORMED.
A number Of young women met at the
home of the Misses -BFaHey- 100 Plain
field street last evening and formed what
will be known as the c. and s. club. The
following were elected officers: President.
Miss Sadie Braney; vice president. Miss
Sadie Murphy: secretary. Miss Nellie
Whalen: treasurer. Miss Nellie Braney.
The membership Is limited 10 IL and
meetings are 10 be held once a week. the
first OF the regular meetings to be held
with the Misses Braney Wednesday eve
ming OF next week
BATES KENYON NUPTIALS
Patrolman NJ 3. Bates of the Chaffee
street station and Miss Hattie Kenyon
were married by the Rev J. NJ. Lowden
yesterday afternoon, the ceremony being
performed at their home on Messer street.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs Bates
left for the wedding tour, but before
leaving Mr. Bates sent a box of cigars 10
the station. Mr.. Bates has IL days
leave Of absence.
- q GENERAL MENTION.
The Tilden club will hold an open meet
ing in Columbia hall on Putnam street
this evening, to which voters OF the Tenth
ward are earnestly invited TO attend.
Thomas Carr OF this place, who was
a delegate tath National Association Of
Retail Druggists, which was held at At
lanta, Ga, last week. returned yesterday.
He tells OF the scenes that he witnessed
in the race riot.
The Olneyvile Business Mems associa-
ton." "Old Home Week" committee met
last evening and talked over the plans for
the same, and prepared their report for
the meeting OF teh association.
Frank A. Lewis, a collector, reported
to the police last night that a whip. val
ued at 81, was stolen from his carriage
on Putnam street.
Patrolman Finnigan OF the Chaffee
street station who was taken sick on his
beat early last week. reported for duty
at roll call last evening
Perseverance lodge. knights OF Pythias,
met last evening" when one application
for membership was received.
Peter Pertherica OF Al Manton avenue,
reported TO the police last evening that
boys stole 81 worth or fruit from the
front OF his shop yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Russell was arrested at his
home on What Cheer avenue this morn
ing by Patrolman Devine, on the charge
OF being a truant.
The Consolidated road Is building n con-
crete wall along Dixie street this TO take
the place OF the old board fence
Thirty-five hens, valued at S25, were
stolen from Robert Clarke's coop on Eliza
street last night.
Messrs Peter Mccaffery and Peter Gan
non, well-known local drug clerks are
spending a few days with friends in Bos-
ton.