The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-07
OLNEYvILLE
Ivinhoe Lodge and Guests Wit.
ness CohferrIng Of Degrees

Sergeant Duffy Declined Offer
Of SIS and a Baby. ..Notss
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at the branch OF The News-Democrat at
: Hartford avenue. room No. l. Telsphons
The lodge room OF Ivanhoe lodge,
Knights OF Pythas. was filled TO the doors
last evening, the attraction being the con-
ferring OF the rank Of knight upon IA can
ddates by the union degree team, which
is made up principally OF members of
the uniformed branch OF the order. The
work was done in a most perfect manner
and the large attendance generously ap-
plauded the team at the conclusion OF the
ceremony. Nearly all OF the officers OF
the grand lodge were present and nearly
every lodge In the state was represented
ny one or more members. After the lodge
closed the members of the team and
visiting members were entertained with
luncheon. which was followed by a short
season OF speaking
DID NOT WANT BABY.
This morning a good-lookinz Polish girl,
accompanied by a young man. called on
Sergt. Duffy at the Chaffee street police
station and wanted TO give him $25 and
month old baby. When the sergeant heard
the baby presentation part of the propo-
sition he blushed and told the girl that
while he could possibly find use for the
S2o he could not under any consideration,
accept the baby After a little chat the
sergeant told the girl. who Is about IL
years old, 20 confer with the pastor of
her In putting the baby into an asylum.
STILL INVESTIGATING
Frank Ferranti who was attacked by
three dogs near his home on Hilhurst
street. few evenings ago. called at the
Chaffee street police station and asked
that some action be taken In the affair
Mr.. Ferranti thinks that some one other
than he should pay his doctors bill. and
that dogs OF vicious disposition should not
Ferranti. In protecting himself from the
dogs. Used pistol and one Of the bullets
found It's way into Michael Massei's right
hand. The police are still investigating.
A FACE AT THE WINDOW.
few minutes past 10 last evening. Will
lis Il. Richardson went to his sleeping
room and saw the face OF a young man
in one OF the windows, which was open.
Mr.. Richardson reached for his revolver.
which he keeps in his room and fired
shot at the man. who fled
AN lain Il.
ST. Cecilia chapter OF the Church OF the
Messiah held a very pleasing entertain
nent in Library hall last evening and
among those who rendered selections
were the Messrs. Newhal and Vaughn.
Misses Bainton and Sweet The commit
tee In charge were f. T. Wilford, F. H.
Briggs and C. E. Medbury.
FOR NON-SUPPORT.
James Brophy was called for at his
home on Huntington avenue this morning
by Patrolmen Huntley and Coleman. who
informed him that he was wanted in the
Sixth district court on a warrant charg-
ing him with non-support of his wife and
little ones
TAKEN SICK ON THE STREET.
Nellie Fredericks, a young woman. was
taken sick at the corner of Broadway and
Barton street last evening and was as
sisted into the rectory OF St Mary's
church, where she was attended by Or.
Tansway and was later taken TO her
home. Eiswald street by her mother.
TO BREAK GROUND MONDAY.
1t is reported that ground will be broken
for the Colwell mill on Hartford avenue,
Monday OF next week. weather permit
ting. II Is almost 10 years ago that Mr.
Colwell conceived the idea OF erecting a
mill at this place.
FISHING TRIP POSTPONED.
The Grover Fishing club have decided to
postpone their fishing trip from Sunday,
June 0. to Sunday, June rs. At a meeting
held last evening the committee thought
by the latter date the weather would be
settled.
GENERAL MENTION.
While absent from his junk shop on
tola
$50 worth of wool is the story told by
Jacob Brown to the officials OF the Chat
fee street police station.
Patrolman Feeney found a 2x-year-old
boy wandering about the square yester-
day which he sent to the station, where
he was called for later by his mother.
Mrs. Thomas Brannigan of 22 Handy
street.
Thomas Fahey of SO Terrace avenue has
requested the police to find his pony.
which has been missing since Sunday
evening.
John Quinn of leS Manton avenue found
lady's silver watch near his home last
evening, which the owner can have by
calling
Day Patroman Edward j. Tiernan is
reported as being somewhat better, but by
no means out of danger
a surprise party was rendered to Miss
Mildred Mckay at her home. 80 Parncll
street, last evening. A very delightful
time was had in playing parlor games.
Readings were given By Miss Garvis,
solos by Miss Lydia Ellis and Mr.. Hulli-
han. A very beautiful ring was presented
her by Mr.. Clyde F. Norton I'm behalf of
those present. The party consisted OF
Misses Miller. Garvis, Ellis, Armstrong,
Ralston. Rigley. Irwin. Frew. Holden and
Quincy and Messrs. Dawson. Riding.
loyal. Birtwistle. Hullihan, Quincy,
Norton and Quiley.
Mellin's Food 33c and 5ic Cascarets,
l0c; Castoria, 25c: Cuticura Soap. 17c;
Arabian Balsam, lie; Pain Killer, 1ec.
Pure Vaseline, SC: Matted Milk. SOC: Ham,
amells. 2Oo and 25c per bottle; Peroxide
OF Hydrogen, l5c: Bath Sponges. sc. loc,
l5c. Sc and soc; Tooth Brushes. sc, I0c,
l5c. 2oc and 25c. all brushes warranted.
Shaving Brushes. &c. loc. 15c. 20c and csc;
Hair Brushes, iOc 10 s1.25; Combs, Sc TO
Soc. We carry a full line OF Cameras and