The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-25
OLNEYvILLE

day by the closing OF the Union Trust
company are the employees OF number
OF mills, the management of which ham
die their finances through the Union
Trust company. IL Is the custom OF tho
Crown worsted mills to pay its employees
noontime on Fridays OF each week, put
the treasurer of that company was un.
able TO get the necessary amount OF
cash this morning from the Union Irus,
company 20 do so, but the many EN-
ployes, while they have made arrange
ments to pay their weekly bills Friday
or Saturday evenings, do not reel that
the Crown company cannot, within a rea.
amount of cash to pay them. This morn
ing the treasurer of the Riverslde milis
went as usual to the office OF the Union
Trust company with an order Tor SUI
iicient amount of money to pay the
thousand or more employees of the mil,
but he came back empty-handed. but as
this is one of the mills that Is - the
company. there Is no particular worry
on the part of the employees. and this
perhaps. Is due to the fact that hack'
containing a member OF the police de-
partment and the paymaster OF what Is
known as the Taft e. Weeden mill, was
seen to drive to the mill just before noon
greater portion of the mills In this sec
ton. and in fact the stability OF Olney-
vile depends. to a very large extent on
the local branch Of the Union Union Trus, rust Soms Same
done all that was possible to restore con-
fidence. SO successful were they that
there was no great rush at the branch
office this morning. and there are many
OF the leading business men who still
have the fullest confidence In the insti-
tuition.
that is more affected by the closing OF
the trust company than Olneyville, for
the simple reason that the branch has
been successful, and has won the conf
nf
I'm business matters, but Savings in
stitution. The local mills are not by any
means the only ones that are depending
TO pay their help but there are many
contractors. builders and storekeepers
who between this and tomorrow morn,
amount of cash to pay their help.
DEAR DISHES.
James Mccormick, who 10 we'll
known In this section, while on his
way home from work last evening, as as
a few dishes from the display table
in front Of Moore.s tea store, at the
OF she 1oks woud hane
been a brilliant success had II not been
for the fact that Capt. Whipple. of the
in Citizens dress, happened to be walk
ing behind Mccormick, and as he, Nc
Cormick. did not make any attempt to
tody. and he was locked up on the
charge of petty larceny.
HIS HEN COOP WAS ROBBED.
John Geary, whose home is on Nancy
street street .,a,,a called at the Chaffee, street
said that his hen coop had been robbed
of a dozen hens.
A MEAN TRICK.
The many friends OF Mr.. Hunt. the
express wagon, and makes a living by
doing odd light Jobs, would like to
find the chap who was so mean as to
harness of Mr.. Hunts horse. Fortu
nately one Of his friends saw that the
rein was nearly parted before he drove
away, and there are none who can tell
what the result would have been had
not the missreants work been discov-
cred in time.
A wELL-KNOwN CLUB MEMBER
DIES.
James Lannon. one of the best known
young men of this section, and one OF
the old-time members OF the Old Home
stead club. died at his home on Ethel
HE DOES NOT WANT IT.
John Taylor of 22 Troy street, found
a bicycle In front OF his home last night
SAYS HE WAS BITTEN BY A DOG.
Charles Riley of 3s Alton street. tells
the officers of the Chaffee street police
station that while on his way home last
evening a dog owned by man named
Donnelly. living on Regent avenue, at
tackled him and bit him quite badly about
his left hip.
PUT AN END TO ROW.
Patrolman Day. with the assistance of
Patrolman Devine, put an end to a good
sized row at go Valley street early last
evening
WILL BE RENDERED A RECEPTION
What is known in religious circles as a
recognition and reception will be rendered
TO the Rev. Bowley Green, the newly
installed pastor of the Broadway Bap-
tist Church Tuesday evening. 1t is
expected that the pastors OF the many
churches of the different denominations
will participate.
GENERAL MENTION.
Patrolman Cavanaugh had a busy half
hour last evening In beating out brush
fire on Alverson avenue.
st. Helena branch OF the Irish Catholic
Benevolent Union held its first meeting
in its new home in Springer Hall last
evening, where a number of candidates
were initiated.
More than 200 boys have already been
registered at the newly formed Olneyville
Boys Club. and all seem to appreciate
the effort made in their behalf
Patrolman J. s. Hanlon of the Chaffee
street police station, Is of on his annual
vacation.
One of the many societies OF the Church
OF the Messiah held an entertainment and
social in Literary Hall last evening, which
was well attended.
Court Olneyville. Foresters OF America,
Is making arrangements to hold a fair in
Irons Hall during the week OF Nov. 2.