The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-06
OLNEYvILLE
Michael McCabe, Once Wealthy,
Goes to State Farm for Vag-
rancy-Court Olneyville to En-
terrain the Ladies-Leg Frac-
tured.

NiNlhi'S VI Ndlley huh AtnHttSN sNlce'
was sent to tho state farm this mornine
for term OF six months for being a va.
grant
McCabe. who is an old man. told the
homestead but the Judge was told that
the house formerly owned by McCabe had
been torn down for az least three years
and all that remained was the cellar
Shortly after tho house had been taken
possession OF by others than the McCabe
family, the old man on a cold winters
night was found huddled up i'm corner
OF room and would have perished with
cold had he not been found and was still
later fished out OF the river by the police
WAS WELL KNOWN HERE.
Mrs. Mary Sears. one OF the best known
young women Of this section. died at her
| home, 81 Pocassct avenue yesterday morn
ing Mrs. Sears whose maiden namc was
McDermott was for many years ia
charge OF the millinery department at r.
/ T. Aliens Dry Goods store. but since Mr..
! Allen retired from business, has devoted
/ her time TO the care OF her mother. who is
an invalid and who within a short time
has become blind. Mrs. Sears was devoted
| TO her mother. whom she cared for in =
+ most loving and tenderly manner. Last
| Wednesday was the first anniversary OF
| her wedding 10 Alden ~ Sears, who for
| many years was In the employ of NJ. VI.
/ Corrigan. the druggist, but OF late has
been i'm the employ of the Hope Drug
company Besides her mother and hus-
band. she leaves an infant child and two
brothers. Edward. who is the manager OF
n large department store at New Haven
Conn. and Thomas. who Is located at At
tlcboro Her funeral will be held at ST.
Anthony's church tomorrow morning at 3
o'clock
A ROUGH LESSON
TO steal a valuable hunting dog at this
season OF the year rs considered by hunt
ers OF this section, TO be about as serious
offence as stealing horse I'm the wild
west and one young man found this To b.
true carly yesterday morning. Some time
ago well-known hunter reported 10 the
police that his Setter had either stray
ed away or had been stolen and most
hunters who were aware OF tho fact were
interested I'm finding the dog AID since
then one more hunter has been on the
lookout on the Danielson line OF electric
cars, on which hunters can carry their
dogs. Yesterday morning two men were
on deck and saw the stolen dog I'm pos
session OF young man, who left the
city line on the first car found bound into
the country The two men rode as far
as the young man did and when he
reached the section of Sctuate that he
intended to hunt" was followed by tha
two dog detectives" and when they got
the young man into the woods hogan 10
question him about the dog. they, the de
tectives," knowing that the dog had been
stolen and the result was that the youn;
man was given mild thrashing and was
Obliged TO give UP the dog. which was
A 10 Gn IN 4a
can be learned. the young man has not
made any charges against the men that
thrashed him and II Is not believed that
he will.
WILL ENTERTAIN THE LADIES.
AZ the meeting OF Court Olneyville.
ForeSters OF America. last evening a
committee was appointed To arrange for |
a reception and banquet TO be rendered |
TO the young ladies who made the re.
cent fair held by this organization sue |
cess, the same TO be held In Guild hail, |
Thursday evening Dec. IL. At this meet |
ing there were delegations present from
Courts Gems. Sheridan and Burnside and
among the notable visitors were Grand /
Sub Chief Ranger j. Daley. who made an
address.
FRACTURED HIS LEG.
John Walker. employed by a man |
named Brady at 40 Weybossct street. |
while delivering goods at 81 Juean street |
last evening, slipped on the Icy sidewalk |
and sustained fracture of hts right leg. |
An officer from the Chafteo street police |
station called an ambulance from tho
Rhode Island Island Hospital. where Mr.. |
Walker was taken and the officer then
sent the team 10 Searle's stable on
stokes street, where It was called for
atcr by n representative OF the firm
FOUND A STRAY TEAM
Late yesterday afternoon a team was
found by Patrolman Fecney OF the
Nhaffee street station on Atwels avenue,
which was called for later by the owner.
Henry Nardelio of 627 Union avenue.
THE SONGS THEY SANG
Iron hall was we'll hlled with friends of
81. Teresa Branch of the Irish Catholic
Benevoent Union last evening. the at
traction being the annual minstrel show
aud dance. The program was a very
interesting one and most of tho Jokes"
by the end men were OF local nature
and were heartily received.
The programme was as follows Open
ing Chorys-Mcdley OF Old Southern
Song--"rhe Best ! Get Is Much Obliged |
TO You" Mr. Henry A. Mulvey: Tencr |
From Your Dear Heart to Mine" |
Mr.. Charles +. IIoulihan; End Song |
I'm Going Away" Mr.. Fred Wedding |
ton; Baritone Solo-+" Meath the old |
cherry Tree. Sweet Marie" Mr. John A. /
Conboy; End Song "Everybody's Picking |
on Me- Mr. John r. O'Nen; Tenor Solo |
That's What the Rose Said TO Me" Mr. |
Albert Rondna. End Song-"Brothcr
Noah Gave out Checks for Rain" Mr. |
Joseph Needy; Baritone Solo--"As Long
ms tho World Rolls on" Mr.. Thomas r
Glblin, End Song--"Oh. MIR. Brown" MIR
Joseph Il. McS1lcy; Baritone Solo "In
tho Wildwood Where tho Bucbclls
Grow" Mr. John \. Lannon: End Song
Loving Song" Mr., Phil. Coffcy; Bari
tone Solo-'Thosc Songs My Mother
Used TO Sing" Mr.. Anthony Rondlna:
Tenor solo-"Therc Never Was ~ Girl
Like You" Mr.. John E. Muleda: Grand
one, Goodby," by the on
tire company.
GENERAL MENTION
Jonn Soncr OF 80 Lowell avenue called |
at the Chanec street police station last
evening and reported the loss Of valua-
bic hunting dog
At tho meeting OF fvanhoc Iodgc. |
Knights OF Pythias last evening the |
rank OF knight was conferred upon one /
candidate
Bvslness Is at a standstill AT the Chnn-
ae street police station. no arrests having