The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-30
OLNEYvILLE
Michael McCabe May be Cared
for at Some Institution-Old
Motorman Observes Wedding
Anniversary-Mill Outlook is
Brighter.

Just before midnight Patrolman Brown
found Michel McCabe on Gladstone ave.
nue.. and sent him to the Chaffee street
police station. Mr.. McCabe called at the
station on Thanksgiving night and asked
TO be cared for
IL Is probable that the old man will be
sent to one OF the state institutions, for
the winter at least
THIRTY-NINE YEARS Welded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Jones were called
upon at their home, 96 Laurel Hill ave-
nue.. Thursday evening by many OF their
relatives and a large delegation from the
Hartford avenue station OF the Rhode Is
land comp-ny, Mr.. Jones being the Oldest
motorman In the employ of the company.
The visit was made for the purpose OF
celebrating the 18th anniversary of their
wedding ceremony. and they were the
recipients OF moro than 500 worth OF pres
ents.
WANTS PROTECTION.
JOAN Mullen, who owns house on
Barbara street called at the Chaffee street
station and made a statement to the Off
Ger in charge that "A former tenant was
to do him bodily harm and would deplete
his chicken coop. The tenant was little
in arrears for rent and had a few words
with Mr.. Mullen about moving his house
hold effects, but as soon as the tenant got
his goods at safe distance told Mr.. Null
len that he would get even. IL is prob
able that II the ex-tenant is seen in the
vicinity of Mr.. Mullen's hen coop Il will
'Se the station for him"
TWO MILL MEN PASS AWAY.
James b. Delaney. one OF the best
known wool sorters In this section, died at
his home, SO Bowdon street last evening
His funeral will be held at St. Many's
church, Monday morning at o. clock. and
the interment will be at Fitchburg Mass
Joseph Il. Cannon. another mill man and
well known among the expert weavers.
died at his home early yesterday norn-
ing and will be buried from ST. Mary's
church tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
LOOKS LIKE GOOD TIMES.
The Interior OF the new Colwell mill on
Hartford avenue has been completed and
the work of installing machinery of tho
latest patent for the manufacturing OF a
high gade OF ladies' dress goods has be-
gan. Those engaged this work are work.
ing overtime, including Sundays. This Is
one of the many encouraging signs. that
are evident in this section. 1t is also re-
ported that the American Woolen COM
pany, whise mills, just at present, are
running on short time. look for the year
/ 1908 TO be a most prosperous year.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Rev. j. V. osterhout. who for more
1 than n quarter OF "a century was pastor OF
the Broadway Baptist church called upon
some of his old friends here this week.
! Mr.. Osterhout is now the pastor OF the
Euclid Baptist church at Brooklyn, ". Y.
St Thereha's branch OF the Irish Catho-
lie Benevolent union will hold a minstrel
show in lrons's hall Thursday and Friday
evenings of next week.
At the melting OF Division No. 90 An.
Client order OF Hibernians. In Robert En-.
NETS hall tomorrow afternoon. the Off.
GERS for the ensuing term will be elected.
The officers for Manufacturers lodge OF
odd Fellows. for the year 1908 will b,
elected at the melting 10 be held Tuesday
evening of next week
To LET.-A ROOM IN PRIVATE
family: two minutes walk from tn,
square. Inquire Room /, at Q Hartford
avenue q
Library Hall to let for dances, fairs
entertainments. etc. Enlarged. redecor
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