The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-06

40 West.
The work or getting out heavy-weikht
samples at the Riverside mills began last
evening, 10 looms having been prepared
for this work and more will be in opera
ton IN a day or two. Some time ago the
dressing department of the mill was oblig-
cd TO operate night and day and on Mon
day evening the skein winding depart
n1ent was opened for night help. The
outlook for this mill was. tho operators
sey. never brighter. There does not appear
to be any trouble between the manage
ment and the help Business is also good
at the Earnscliffe mills, and the manage
ment does not expect to be able 70 get
at work on heavyweight samples iuntil
well into Janpary. The Manton mills are
also enjoying a season of prosperity, the
weaving aid two or three other depart
monts running to their full capacity night
and day.
HOPE COUNCIL MEETS.
The following officers were elected at
the meeting OF Hope council, knights or
Columbus, last evening; Grand knight
James F. McCaffrey; deputy grand
knight. Martin P. Feeney; warden. Will
liam III. McElroy; chancellor, Frank y.
Gallagher; financial secretary, James II.
O'Rourke: recording secretary, Peter r.
REILLY: lecturer, Francis A. Mcguire; ;
Grand John Reardon and Thomas Kelly;
advocate, James j. McCabe: musical dl-
rector, Matthew ]. Gormley; trustees. D.
J Dumphy; delegates TO state convention,
Matthew J. Gormly, Thomas L. Carr and
NJ b. Milan, NJ. u.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
At the meeting Of olneyville council
Royal Arcanum. last evening. the follow-
ing were elected officers for 1907; Regent
Daniel Hev: vice regent, p. F. REILLY;
secretary. John Lees; collector, L. r.
Cannon: treasurer. George +. Lees; ora
tor D. +. Darlington; chaplain, Henry G
Mastin: guide. Charles Mitchell: warden,
Il. T. Hilton; sentry. walter Rushtoh'
past regent, NJ J. Hughes; trustee, An,
drew Cannon: representatives 10 granu
council, Nj. j. Hughes and i. r Cannon
WATER PIPE BURST.
During the night a member OF the Chat-
fee street police station tound water run
ming over the door sill in the saloon OF
James LavcIle at 81 Delaine street MT
Layelle was called and found that
water nine had burst. Not much damage
was done.
ATE PIES AND CAKES.
The rear door OF cheap restaurant on
Mauton avenue was found forced open py
Patrolman Kane OF the Chanee street po-
lice station at 40 this morning. Inc pro
prietor was notified and he inquired MS loSs
at about 80 cents. that being IN pies ana
cakes.
FUNERAL OF MRS. DOYLE.
r~t. ne widow William
y Dovle WAS held at her late residence.
I5 Josiin street. at $50 this morning, and
was followed by a requiem mass at st.
Theresa's church. The deceased was one
of the best known church and charitable
workers I'm this vicinity. She leaves a
family OF grown up children.
HUSBAND AND $40 GONE.
Mrs Theresa Dexinda OF 5i3 Union ave-
nue.. called at the Chaffoo street police sta
ton last evening and requested that her
husband be located She would also like
TO have the police take from him so ~hich
she missed from the family strong box.
EMoR BRIGGS BURIED.
The remains OF Emor Briggs. who was
shot by Miss Ethel Smith at her home OF
Thanksgiving day, not having been
! called for by relatives or friends. were
buried in Potter's field by Undertaken j.
VIII Carpenter yesterday by the state.
GENERAL MENTION.
The two new boilers installed by the
Providence Bleaching, Calendering and
Dyeng company I'm Valley street some
time ago. were set In operation yesterday
and proved TO be all that the contract
| calls for
Miss Marion Hughes was surprised by
about 30 of her young friends at her home.
| 80 Oak street last evening. There was
everything that went 20 make up a good
/ time for young folks, including a light
/ luncheon
The funeral OF Alexander II. sherman.