The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-20
0LNEYvILLE (
Many Marriages In This Dis
tr|ct During Month Of June
Business Mems Assn Meets.
Mr.. Morgan to be Manager
Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch OF The News-Democrat Al
Hartford avenue. room No. l. Telephone
40 West

40 West
The annexed district contributed no less
| than four blushing brides 10 the month
of June yesterday. Among them were
Miss Grace Eleanor Smith. for many
years a member OF the choir of the Plain
field Street Baptist church. who was mar
| ried TO Albert b. Cole. formerly OF this
place. but now employed as a civil engin-
eer in the subway at New York city. The
ceremony was performed at the church
| by the pastor. Rev. j. NJ. Louden. The
bridesmaids were Misses Alma Waterman
and Gladys Louden. Mrs. Edward An
drews was matron of honor and Miss
Evangeline Wright flower girl. The best
man was A. F. Webb, an associate OF
Mr.. Cole at New York The ushers were
Messrs. Frederick Cole, Luther Barnard
| and Arthur Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Cole
will reside in New York.
Mr.. John b. Whalen. a member of the
Wickenden street police station and Miss
Theresa Furey were married at the
parochial residence of ST. Mary's church
at 4:30 o'clock by the Rev. FIR. Craig. The
best man was Thomas Quillan, clerk at
the Olneyvile hotel. and the bridesmaid
Miss Mary Whalen, a sister OF the groom.
After the ceremony a wedding dinner and
reception occurred at the home OF Mr..
Whalen's parents on Lena street and
idltI III lHt tNtIlus MI anu NlIs. Nndltl
left on the Providence Line steamer for
New York, where they will spend their
honeymoon with relatives. Upon their
return they will take up their residence
at IL Lena street
BUSINESS MEN MEET.
The last meeting of the Olneyvile Busi-
ness Mems association until the fall and
winter season, was we'll attended last
evening. 1t was voted to celebrate the
4 20th anniVarearV ~ the nizatOn with
| a field day at one OF the private shore re-
| sorts. and President William p Potter
appointed Messrs. Walter ID. Harris. Ed
ward F. Sibley and A. f. Mitchell COM
| mittee TO make the necessary arrange
ments. Past President ii. f. Banspach,
who is chairman OF the committee TO con-
fer with the Old Home Week committee.
reported that no definite plans had been
made. but suggested that all parades that
were made should march through Olney-
Vile square and that arrangements be
| made for fireworks on Neutaconkanuit
hill. Daniel F. Grady reported progress
on the new Valley street trolley route.
and the question OF one fare 10 Greystone
was referred 10 the committee on rail-
roads. The organization will accept dona-
| tons for the celebration OF Old Home
Week. and those who desire to contribute
can do so by calling upon Messrs Ban
spach, Walter u. Harris, w. p. Potter, or
| any official of the association.
BILLED AS A vAGRANT
Collins Oversend, who was taken out OF
an old house at the "holy city yesterday
| morning by Sergt Duffy and Patrolman
Kelley. was detained at the Chaffee street
station during the day, this morning was
sent TO the Sixth district court on a
charge of being a vagrant. About two
weeks ago Overend was taken from theS
same building. which is as filthy as one
can be imagined, by Sergt. Bennett and
| Patrolman Kelley.
BIG DEMONSTRATION.
| Union avenue from P9casset to Silver
Lake avenue is being graded and curbed
and the Providence Gas company is in
stalling a main. The property owners
and residents in trHt section will celebrate
| the completion OF the work with con-
| cert by two bands and fireworks. The
entire Silver Lake district will be pro
fusely decorated and illuminated on this
| occasion.
| MORGAN MADE MANAGER
| James H. Morgan. who for many years
| has been connected with the night force
| at the local telephone office, will. when
| the company takes possession OF its new
| building on Bough street, hold the posi-
| ton OF manager This is a pleasing an
| nouncement. not only to him but the
many friends and the patrons of the COM
pany.
HIT BY STONE.
While at play in lot opposite her
home. IS Dorchester avenue. yesterday
afternoon, Martin Kelly was accidentally
struck on the forehead by stone thrown
| by a playmate named Fred Parre. The
| little one was attended by DR.. Barnes of
| Pla'nfield street.
WILL DEDICATE WITH BAKE.
The Grover Fishing club met in their
rooms at Valley street last evening and
voted to dedicate their new and commodi-
Gus dining hall at their grounds near
Rocky Point. Sunday. June %, with a
monster clambake.
BOYS WILL GRADUATE.
The graduating exercises of the boys
classes at St Marys school on Bainbridge
avenue will be held this evening. An in
teresting program has been arranged for
the same
GENERAL MENTION.
Mary, wife of James Mulvaney. an old
resident OF the Mount Pleasant district,
died at his home, AZ Amden street. yes
terday Her funeral Will be held at the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament Sat
urday morning at o'clock.
James Marion. s years old. was badly
bitten by dog in the yard al 13 Putnam
street yesterday afternoon. He was taken
to his home. 30 Putnam street, and at
tended by DR.. Dubois.
The board OF directors OF the newly
formed Boys club have Issued an appeal
for funds which is signed by the Rev. A.
G.. Singsen, to whom contributions can
be made.
The contractors who are building the
new Catholic church at Silver Lake say
that they will have the building ready
for dedication about July 1.
Patrolmen Lee and Markey OF the Chat
fee street station are enjoying their an
nual vacation.
Miss Della Slattery OF Florence street
sailed from Boston for Europe yesterday,
where she will remain until fall.
Harry Abbott Is arranging for whip
net race TO be hold at Now King park,