The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-04
OLNEYvILLE

The Johnston Liquor Dealers associa-
ton will hold its annual outing. clambake
and trap shoot tomorrow afternoon on
Dick" Carpenters grounds on Morgan
avenue. The trap shooting 10 the leading
attraction Of these outings, as many OF
the members are among the best shots
In the state and there will be number
Of experts other than the members of tho
organization enter the contest. The bake.
which will contain about everything tina:
goes TO make q first-class one, will be
served about o'clock.
A WOMAN THIEF.
There Is evidently a woman thief In this
district for Mrs. Nelson Nolan OF 8 Hill
street reported to the Chaffee street po-
lice officials last evening that while alb
sent from her house for a short time a
number of women's garments had been
stolen from q closet while those of mems
wearing apparel were not disturbed.
QUITE AN INCREASE.
The report OF the tax assessors OF John
ston shows that the amount of real and
personal property taxabse is S35, ,422. 70.
which is an increase OF $4s.ooo on real es-
tate and $4,000 on personal.
A TELEPHONE GIRLS DILEMMA.
A former operator at the West telephone
station had an experience not many weeks
dSO tHdl she VIII remember lot mdnN "A
day. This young lady can be called Ethel,
but that Is a mile from her name Now
Ethel Is and always was a good dresser,
her garments being of the latest cut and
made to fit Like many other pretty tele-
phone girls she was asked to become the
wife of well-to-do young man, and be-
ing sensible got married. Her wedding
outfit contained at least a half dozen
gowns. They went to New York, where
the bridegroom has two brothers and
many personal friends. They stopped at a
hotel. paying $40 a day for their apart
ments.
The bride found a large bouquet OF
Ameican Beauty roses In her room on
her arrival, TO which was attached q card
bearing the names OF her two brothers-in-
law, and this made her feel at home. The
givers OF the floral token called later In
the evening, and IL was decided there and
then that they would make up a theatre
party for tbe following evening The bride
and groom were little tardy In getting
around 10 supper the next evening. and
the bride dressed in haste. When she left
the elevator and started TO put on the
gloves which matched her gown she found
that she had in her haste picked up one of
two pairs OF stocking that went with the
gown. instead of both gloves The groom,
as X he had been married for quarter
OF century, grabbed the stocking. went
W lft iVVIfs kOt Tie fIllSb1nR glove, and
made each one OF the party promise that
they would not mention the incident to
anyone who would tell her uncle Dick
In Providence about IL.
MINOR MENTION.
Mrs George E. Crouthers. who with her
three children, have been the guests of
her parents at Colchester. Conn. have re-
turned TO their home on Clifford street.
The Misses Julia and Matilda Carmack,
who have been spending their vacation at
Newport, have returned to their home on
Messer street.
John Neilan, the well known conductor
on the Brook street line, and his wife
have closed their home on Oak street, and
have gone to New Hampshire for a short
stay.
Albert Allard and Joseph Leo. the we'll
known local cigar makers, have gone to
Boston, as the guests OF old friends.
Miss Ellen Donovan OF Carolina is the
guest Of Mrs. jeremiah Twigg at her resi-
dence on Priscilla avenue.
A silk fob with gold trimmings was
was found on Plainfield street recently,
which the owner can have by calling at
1S6 Plainfeld street
Mr.. Michael T. Braney, proprietor OF the
Old Homestead hotel, has gone to the
home Of his boyhood days at Kingston,
n. Y.
DIR. Frederick W. Thrift, who has been
taking life easy for the past two weeks,
has returned.