The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14

At the last meeting OF the Olneyville
Business Mems association Henry r.
Sawyer. J. VIII Carpenter. Thomas Clax-
ton, Phillip Fogarty and Thomas walch
were made a committee TO confer with the
Old Home Week committee of Providence
and to represent this section OF the city.
This committee held session last eve
ming and adopted Busy Olneyville" as
a motto. 1t requires that every business
man and as many others as possible dis
play the same on their outgoing mail,
The entire motto is Busy Olneyville,"
the centre OF one quarter OF the popula-
ton OF the city OF Providence. Come
and see us.
MANY DEATHS
There have been a number OF deaths
in this section within day or so. Among
them were Laura ", wife of Albert Cap
ron. whose funeral will be held at her
late residence, 10 Steuben street, tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock: Florence wife
of James Ashway whose funeral was
held at her late residence 40I Manton ave-
nue., this afternoon at 2 o'clock: Thomas
Doyle. whose obsequies occurred at the
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament at
o'clock this morning: william. son or
Martha and the late William Quigley.
was buried from the residence OF his
brother-in-law, Robert McCreevy. 622 Riv-
er avenue, at $3.50 this morning. James
Finnegan's funeral was held at his late
residence, 100 Putnam street. this morn
ing at $50 o'clock
MAN AND BIKE COLLIDE.
While riding his bicycle towards his
home near the Cranston print works last
evening John Heenon colllded with a man
n St,
and was thrown against the curb stone.
For time II was thought that he was
severely injured He was assisted into
n house nearby and later walked to his
home.
FELL ON BROKEN GLASS.
While at play In the yard of the Ralph
street school yesterday afternoon Ernest
Barry fell upon broken tumbler and
received number OF cuts about his face,
some OF them requiring number OF
stitches to close. The little fellow was
attended by DR.. A. III. Barnes and was
taken to his home. 126 Laurel Hill ave-
nue..
TO VISIT IRELAND.
Mrs. Margaret Cough of 557 Broadway
accompanied by her daughters Sarah and
Mary, sailed from Boston on the White
Star liner Cestrian for Ireland today.
They will visit Belgium before they re-
turn. which will be the latter part OF
August.
GOV. HIGGINS WILL SPEAK.
The voters OF the Tenth ward will hold
a meeting in Odd Fellows hall on Acad-
envy avenue this evening and His Excel
lency Gov. James III. Higgins and Mayor
Fitzgerald of Pawtucket are announced as
the principal speakers.
GENERAL MENTION
II is the talk among the officers OF the
Chaffee street police station that Patrol
man Bernard Hand will be assigned TO the
Atwelrs avenue day beat to fill the va
cancy caused by the death OF Patrolman
Edward j. Tiernan.
Macara Ferguson, is years old, Is re-
ported by his father missing from his
home. 70 Oak street, since Tuesday
morning.
Augustus r. Higgins, a newly made
member OF the police department was as
signed TO duty at the Chaffee street sta
ton last evening.
A large number OF the members OF the
Irish volunteers and their friends attend
ed the performance OF the Irish comedy
drama, EILEEN A'Roon" at the Imperial
theatre last evening
The Grover Fishing club OF this place
broke ground for their new dining haD
at Rocky Point yesterday. The hall Will
have a seating capacity OF about ESQ
The Banspatch Bros. have added an
other new and up to date team TO their
aeryicp