The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-20
OLNEYv|LLE
Smith Drove Family Out and
Was Arrested by Police
Kelley and Reno Must Return
TO Europe. ..-0ih.r Notes
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German by the name OF John Smith
went TO his homo on Gladstone avenue
late last evening as the members OF his
family were retiring for the night, and
! being in fighting mood ordered them TO
leave the house He raised such a racket
that the neighbors thought there was
riot. Word was sent 10 the Chaffee street
! police station and Patrolmen Kelly and
| Coleman were sent in the patrol wagon
to the scene They found the family
minus the head in the yard Smith him
self was Ia bed. but few minutes later
| he was at the station on the charge OF
being drunk.
MUST RETURN TO EUROPE.
Messrs. Kelly and Reno. the weli-known
comedy acrobatic team, arrived at their
homes here yesterday from Chicago
Some time ago these young men went TO
Europe to fill an engagement that would
| take at least two years. but in London
! Mr.. Kelly was taken III and was obliged
to return home A short time ago they
were notified that they must return to
| Europe and fill their engagement and un-
less they did they would be served with
an Injunction by the New York agent Of
the concern TO prevent them from appear
ing elsewhere. Within few days they
will sail for Paris.
BUILDING A FENCE.
About 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon
| Patrolmen Bates and Feeney escorted
seven italians. whose homes are in diff
terent sections OF the city. from Sterling
avenue TO the Chaffee street police sta
ton. The men had come to the home
OF their fellow-countrymen on Sterling
avenue 10 assist him I'm building a fence
and as some OF the neighbors did not like
10 be disturbed by the driving OF nails
word was sent to the station and the re-
suit was that Capt Whipple sent the
aoove-named officers to the scene and
placed the fence builders under arrest
After little chat tho captain allowed
them to depart upon two conditions. one
being that they would not build any
more FENCES on Sunday and that they
would appear when wanted.
DID DETECTIVE WORK.
Patrolmen Campbell, Holland and Bierre
detective work Saturday evening Word
was received from Capt. Frank Mathews
OF the Potter avenue station that three
white men had assaulted a colored man
and were headed towards Olneyyille The
officers In citizens clothes thought they
would take the railroad tracks and they
line was reached the three men put In
their appearance and before they had op-
portunity to say Good evening they
by officers from Capt. Mathews sta ton.
800 CHILDREN TOOK PART.
About 500 children took part In the re-
ception and procession at st. Mary's
church at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The procession was formed at the school
| on cambridge avenue and headed by the
| altar boys. marched via Broadway 10 the
| church. each carrying a bouquet or plant.
which were deposited upon the altar. max
NNRer hnta rr~ln-
| or the impressive ceremony was the ad-
mission OF candidates to the various So
| cieties, after which the Rev. Fr. Grace
made an interesting and instructive ad-
dress TO the children. which was followed
by benediction. The line was reformed
and returned to the school hall and dis
| missed.
DEATH OF wELL-KNowN YOUNG
WOMAN.
Mary A, daughter of the late Thomas
| ana Margaret Mckenna- died at her res
idence, 50 Oak street. Saturday evening.
Miss Mckenna was among the best
known young ladies OF this place. her
parents and her gandfath.r. the late Hen
ry MCGEE. being among the old settlers OF
this vicinity. For many years Miss Nc
Kenna was connected with the cloak de-
very popular with the customers OF that
firm Her funeral will be held at St
Mary's church tomorrow morning at 0
o'clock.
| PhESfsNIED WITH FLAGS.
At the session OF the Broadway Baptist
| Sunday school yesterday the Rev. j. v.
Osterhout. who Is soon to retire from the
church. was presented with two flags.
one an American and the other a church
| Green, who for two weeks has been con-
Quoting revival services. brought his la
bors to close. A. call by the church has
been extended to Mr.. Green, TO which he
| will reply In n few days.
| SUDDEN DEATH
Mrs Sarah Beiht, 65 years old died sud-
denly at her home, III Atwelrs avenue,
yesterday afternoon. Mrs Belfit, who was
apparently in her usual health, fell to the
| floor while engaged In preparing dinner.
| Her son James went to her assistance and
| finding her In n dangerous condition call
! ed Dr. Tiernan. who responded at once
! only 10 find that Mrs. Belht had passed
away. Heart disease is given as the cause
OF her death.
READY TO LAY RAILS.
A large gang OF track layers made their
appearance at the upper end OF Plainfeld
street this morning with the intentions Of
laying rails. which have for some time
bean taken up to make way for the sewer
that has been installed. The sewer con-
Meeting gang have FIVE more connections
with estates along the line TO make. but
this will not prevent the track layers.
from pushing their work.
GENERAL MENTION
Those who are to take part In the en-
tertainment that Is TO be given in the hall
OF ST. Marys school Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings OF next week are putting
in all OF their spare moments at practice.
The entertainments given by this school
has always been OF high order. but IL
is the intentions to make this one better
than any held In the past
Miss Margaret Flanagan. daughter OF
the late Michael and Catherine Flanagan.
died at her home. 25l Manton avenue yes
terday. Her funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock and the burial