The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-11
OLNEYvILLE
Hubert Reason Rearrested, This
Time on Breaking, Entering,
and Larceny Charge-Women
Shoppers Said to Have Been
Held Up.

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| Hubert Reason. who was found sleep
| ing In barn Monday night and was held
at the Chaffee street station as a suspi-
cious person and later In the day was
given his liberty as was Frank McFar-
land. arrested with him. was taken into
custody again late I'm the afternoon. ana
with another boy named James Hall ~ere
held on the charge of breaking and an
tering in the night time and committing
larceny at the store OF Mary Carmody on
Hartford avenue the break being mads
In the night OF July n OF this year.
The finding OF young Reason Monday
night led to the taking into custody OF a
number OF boys. swhose ages are from. 10
10 10 and among them was Hall and The
police are looking for one or two more.
Hall says that he had nothing to do with
the job. but the police think otherwise.
Halls parents live In Cleveland street,
and Reasons on Jewell street
FUNERAL OF MRS POWERS.
! St. Marys church was we'll filled yes
terday morning by the relatives and
! friends OF Margaret, wife OF Maurice
Powers. whose funeral was held at .
O'Clock. A solemn high mass OF requiem
was celebrated. The officers were Rev.
Fr. Thomas r. Grace. celebrant; FIR.
o'Brien. deacon; FIR. Little sub-deacon.
The bearers were DR.. Charles O'Rourke.
John McGann and =. ]. Daley. all OF
whom are relatives OF the deceased, with
the exception OF Dr. ORourke, who was
looked upon as relative from the fact
that Mrs Powers had known him and
was interested In his welfare from child
hood. The intcrment was at st. Francis
cemetery.
LOST A KEEPSAKE.
Kasper Kasunian of 1874 Westminster
street called at the Chaffee street police
station last evening and told the officer
/ in charge that he had lost $50 watch
! that had been given TO him by his mother
as birthday present.
To WATCH THE NEW YEAR IN.
The Forlorn Bunch, which Is composed
largely OF drug clerks. will take posses
sion of Library hall. early Tuesday evon
ing, Dec. 81, and make merry until hours
after 1908 has made its advent. At mid
night there will be a supper served. and
the party Will sing the old year out and
the new year In.
LATE MAKING COMPLAINT
a woman giving her name as Lula Ma
son and residence S36 Manton avenue,
called at the Chaffee street police station
and reported that on Thursday Dec. o.
some person. during her absence from
her home, stole $40 from bureau draw
er. She got but little consolation for re-
porting her loss after long a time.
Among others who have been called upon
10y persons who have longing for the
property Of others was Robert Harring-
ton OF 100 Plainheld street, his loss being
brass faucet and a garden hose nozzle.
and Edward Walsh of 10 Montrose ave-
nue., who cannot find 80 feet of garden
hose.
so THE STORE KEEPER SAYS.
Mr.. keenan,, who conducts a grocery
store on Westminster hill. is responsible
for the story that two women who made
| a purchase at his store, Monday evening.
were held up" on Plainhed street near
what is known as Hanley's blacksmith
! shop, but both women made such an out
cry that the two young men who held
them up darted through lane into Hart
ford avenue and disappeared. The names
OF the two women or their residences
could not pc learned. and no report of
such an incident has been made known
at the Chaffee street police station.
SECRET SOCIETIES SUFFER.
The secret organizations that held meet
ings last evening In this section were slim
ly attended on account OF the storm. 1t
was the intention OF Division No 10 of
the Ladies Auxiliary. Ancient Order OF
Hibernians, to meet and elect officers,
but the few that met decided to hold a
special meeting I'm Guild hall tomorrow
evening for that purpose. There was not
quorum present at the meeting OF Perse-
verance lodge, Knights OF Pythias, and
Manufacturers Lodge OF Odd Fellows
were not much better off. The last two
named organizations had made all ar
rangements for degree work. but no can
didates put In their appearance.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Broad
way Baptist church are holdingsa sale OF
fancy work In Library hall this after
noon and this evening will hold an enter
tainment.
Olneyville sent large delegation to the
policemen's ball in Infantry hall last
evening.
John Siberski. 10 years old, who is
slightly demented, was found on the
| streets last evening by Patrolman Keen
an. who sent him to the Chaffee street
| station. where he was called for later by
relatives and taken TO his home on Julian
street.
| Oscar SCHNEIDER, one OF the clerks at NJ
T. Braney's store on Plainfeld street, has
been called TO Lowell. Mass, by the
death OF near relative.
| Yesterday afternoon the Rhode Island
company began the work of installing a
spur track into the yard OF the Atlantic
Mills from Manton avenue. which Is the
| first sign OF the much talked Of trolley
freight service In this section.
| The funeral of J. Ida, wife OF J. Clar-
ence Main. who died suddenly at her
home. 80 Plainfield street, was held this
! afternoon at o'clock.
| TO LET.--A ROOM IN PRIVATE
family: two minutes walk from the
| square Inquire Room l. at Hartford