The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
OLNEYvILLE
Buzz Saw the Cause of It-Found the
5HObOes- Funeral of Mr.. AdamsOn.
Open to All Odd FeIlows-A Pleas
ant Outing Other Notes.

The members OF the night squad at
Chaffee street police station are fast be-
coming past masters in the art OF using
'cuss words" due TO prosperity, and there
10 every reason TO believe that there will
be no let up in the line OF progression
along the Mne. The element Of hot weather
has TO a certain extent. something to do
with the guardians of the peace taking
up this new (to some) study, but the main
factor Is a wood saw driven by electricity,
whicfs 10 located in a yard not many feet
from the station. and the operator sets
this in motion at daylight. and. as the
patrolmen, on account OF hot weather.
are obliged to sleep With the windows In
their rooms open. they are aroused by the
buzz OF the saw, and then the "cussing''
begging. Most OF II Is uttered In a low
tone of voice. but they cuss Just the same
and the men know that the buzz cannot
be stopped. so there Is nothing for them
10 do but grin and bear II and relieve
their disturbed sleep by cussing. Until
a short time ago the concern sawed its
supply OF wood by hand and prosperity
came their way and power was needed.
FOUND THE HoBoEs.
About o'clock this morning Patrolman
Parker and Cavanaugh of the Chaffee
street station saw a man dodge behind
one OF the old cottages on Hartford ave-
nue.. near the railroad crossing. and began
an investigation and few moments later
saw the chap crawl into freight gar.
The patrolmen called upon him to come
out. but he appeared TO be sound asleep
So the patrolmen went into the car and
found three young men hpddled UP In
corner OF the car. They were given a ride
to the station. where they gave their
names as Benton Bolio. Luigi valland and
Ticco Perry This morning they were
sent to the Central police station for the
detectives TO look over.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. ADAMsON.
The funeral OF George f.. son of the
late William Adamson. was held at the
residence OF his mother at % Hyatt street
this morning at $3.50 o'clock, and was fol-
lowed with a requiem mass at ST. Teresa's
church at o'clock. Mr.. Adamson was
on his way home from the south to be
married, but was killed in a railroad acci-
dent at Norfolk, Va, last Friday morn
ing. The young man was well known In
this vicinity and was very popular.
GOT A HEARTY WELCOME.
Mr.. John w. Lewis, who has charge of
what Is known as the setting up" de-
partment of the branch OF the American
Locomotive works OF this plant az Mon
@ tresl; wi with his wife are the guests OF Mr..
nue.. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs Potter being
sisters. Mr.. Lewis. who is one OF the
Sad-time members of Manufacturers
ing of the lodge last evening. and was
given a hearty reception.
OPEN TO ALL ODD FELLOWS.
Manufacturers lodge OF Odd Fellows
held well-attended meeting In their
hall last evening, and made all arrange
ments for keeping an open house next
week The following circular has been
forwarded to every member:
''Old Home Week Greeting.
Brother: Do not forget that Tuesday.
July 80 the lodge meets as usual at No.
27g Plainheld street. You are cordially
invited to be there without fail. as the
social committee intend to make this an