The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
OLNEYVILLE
Husband and Wife Report One Another
Missing Pinafore Success Boys
Club to Open Next Monday.

Last Monday Mrs. Martha Manchester
Of l05 Sterling avenue called at tho Chat
fee street police station and reported that
her husband Thomas w. Manchester. was
mission from home. About 1880 o'clock
last night Mr.. Manchester walkeS into the
station and asked the police to locate his
wife who has been missing, so he said,
since Monday night.
DONE" BY A RARERIPE.
A young man living on Huntington ave-
nue.. and employed in a Washington street
hotel. is now listening TO the popular
song, "No Wedding Bells for Me-" for
last evening he waited" on a couple who
were married at Johnston during the af-
ternoon. and as they had about an hour
to wait for the train to take them on their
wedding tour. stopped at the hotel for
supper. The groom ordered lobster salad
and n bottle of white Seal" and the
walter was all attention and looked for
a good-sized Tip" The supper over the
groom handed the waiter n s. bill, and
hurriedly left the dining hall and "scoot-
was $3.50, and the waiter had to make
good.
WILL OPEN THE ROOMS.
The management OF the Olneyville Boys
club have made arrangements TO open the
club rooms I'm Woods block on Plainfield
street, Monday evening and among the
speakWs will be His Excellency Governor
James III. Higgins, His Honor Mayor j.
j. Mccarthy and others. The rooms will
be opened to all who are interested in the
movement. IL will be a week or more be-
fore the rooms are ready for the boys.
PINAFoRE WAS A SUCCESS.
The entertainment given by the Mount
Pleasant Musical club for the benefit of
St Andrews Episcopal church I'm Irons
hall last evening attracted large and
apreciative audience, and all appeared to
be satisfied. with the efforts OF the mem
bers OF the club, who took part The
comic opera. "H. M. q. Pinafore" was the
attraction the cast OF which was given In
this column last evening. A short season
OF dancing was enjoyed at the conclusion
OF the opera.
WILL CELEBRATE
The anniversary committee for the
Olneyville Business Mems association
have arranged very interesting program
for the Goth anniversary OF the organiza-
ton, which will be held I'm Library hall
next Wednesday evening IL was the in
tention OF the committee TO hold this
function last evening, but owing TO the
fact that the hall was being renovated.
was still in the hands OF painters and
decorators. The principal speaker at the
celebration will be Congressman A. B.
Capron.
THE NEW YORKER MADE A HIT.
olneyville council of the Royal Area
mum held an open meeting In Springers $
hall last evening among the speakers be.
Ing Grand Regent Norman T. Cheeny and
suite The leadintg attraction OF the even
ing was c. III. Howett's. prominent
member OF the order In the city OF New
York, who Is humorist and a geneal
entertainer and made n decided hit.
STRUCK THE WRONG MAN.
Felix Wonesko, who struck Stanislus
Takubowsks on the head with beer glass
at christening held at IS Florence street
last Sunday evening was arrested by Pa
trolman Coleman early last evening Ko-
nesko told the police that Takubowski Is
not the chap that he had In mind, when
he welded the beer glass. but this did
not satisfy Takubowski, who is nursing a
good sized scalp wound.
AN EARLY MORNING ARREST.
At an early hour this morning Patrol.
men Byron and Mcdonald OF the Chaffet
street police station called at the home o1
Armondi George at his home in the Silver
Lake district and told him he was want
ed at the station TO tell why he had as.
saulted Mrs. Mary Humlnda. and a mar
named Martenedo.
OUTLOOK NOT THE BRIGHTEST.
The conditions at the Earnsclffe mills
are not the brightest. for a large number
were told TO report for duty this morn.
ing and when they reported were told tc
a..
the night help are now, TO large extent
idle, but a number of the day employees
are called upon to stay at home.
A NEW cop"
At roll call at the Chafree street sta
ton last evening william J. keenan,, a
brother OF Patrolman Hugh keenan, OF
the Central station, reported for duty,
and was sent out armed with the usual
equipment OF policeman. under the
guidance OF Patrolman John Holland.
GETTING INTO FORM
Patrolman Gus" Higgins OF the Chat
fee street station can now be found when
off duty. at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian association. he having become a
member OF that club.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. G. A. Knott who hw charge OF the
heating and steam plant OF the Valley
street Dyefng, Bleaching and Calendering
company, on Valley street. has n hand
some sample Of his handiwork as n paint
er In q local store - the square
Mr.. Charles Riley. clerk at Patrick
Flynn's the well-known news dealer, is
the guest of friends on an automobile
party TO Woonsocket today.
According 10 reports at the Chafree
street police station. the gum slot machine
which is In front OF McCabe's store at
N2 ChalkstDe avenue was wrecked last
night and as near as can be learned the
wreckers realized sl.O
Henry Galligan OF li2 Harold street has
stray COW on his premises that the own
er can have by calling for H. No report
has been made at tho police station as
TO whether this means with or without
the milk.
All arrangements have been made for
the celebration OF the anniversary OF the
Robert Emmett Rifles. which is 20 he held
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