The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-25
OLNEYVILLE
William O0nahuo Falls Heir to
Small Fortune
Miss Mary A. CIarkin Bride Of
John {. Ksating

William Donahue, one of the best
known young men about the square and
formerly the manager of the local branch
of the United Cigar Stores company, has
fallen heir to a good sized fortune and
Billy is being congratulated by his many
friends In consequence thereof
CLARKIN-KEATING NUPTIALS.
Last evening Miss Mary A. Clarkln, one
of the most popular young ladies in this
vicinity and John E. Heating were united
in marriage by the Rev. FIR. William s.
Flynn, pastor OF St. Theresa's Catholic
church Miss Theresa Clarkin be-
ing the bridesmaid and Arthur
Clarkin the best man. After the
ceremony wedding dinner and reception
was held at the home of the brides par
ents. u Florence street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heating will spent their honeymoon at
Manchester by the Sea, Mass, and will
reside at Norwich, Conn, where Mr..
Heating has a successful business.
DIDN'T LIKE THE PLACE
Some time ago Raymond Cameron was
sent to the Sockanosset School for Boys,
having been found guilty of breaking into
a store. Sunday Ray tired of the condi-
tions at the school and beat it." for
Providence. and he was picked up by
Mounted Patrolman Smith of the Chaffee
street station. Later in the day officer
Gardner of the institution called for
him.
CHILD BITTEN BY A DOG.
While near her home IA Steere avenue
yesterday. Emily Dunn, four years old.
was badly bitten on her left hand by a
dog said to be owned by George Brown of
20 Steere avenue. Patrolman McLaugh-
lin took the little one into her home.
when she was attended by the family
physician and Dog Officer Dean was no.
titled
FOUND A LOT OF WIRE.
There is at the Chaffee street police
station a sufficient quantity of copper
wire TO install a short trolley line the
same having been found In a cellar in
the Holy City, Sunday the tenant at 81
Barrie street notified Sergt. Bennett that
during the night he heard a strange noise
In his cellar and the finding of the wire
was the result.
SAILED FOR IRELAND.
Miss Jennie Lyons of Broadway was
a accompanied by a large party of her
friends 10 Boston this morning to see her
off for Ireland, where she Will spend the
summer and early fall with relatives and
old friends. She was the recipient of
many beautiful and useful articles neces-
sary for pleasant trip across the
pond"
SLOT MACHINE ROBBED.
A gum slot machine in front OF Mi
chael Kane's store, 175 Academy avenue,
was smashed yesterday morning, and
small amount OF money and gum was
taken. An attempt was also made to en-
ter the store by pulling off a screen and
prying up window in the rear OF the
store.
RESCUE WORK.
One OF the best-known mill machinists
of this place. who until quite recently
commanded a salary of between $40 and
$50 per week, is reported as having been
found asleep in the stable of friend in
the annexed district This man, who is
member of one of the leading secret So
cieties of the world, has been taken in
hand by some of his former associates.
and an effort will be made to make him
realize his present condition. He was un-
til quite recently one OF the most COM
panionable sort OF fellows.
PACKERS PLAYED BALL.
game fun oi bright aId sna.yy plays
took place Saturday afternoon on the
Dyerville lots between two mines from
the Atlantic Mills packing and examining
rooms The game was good contest up
to the fifth inning. but then the heavy
hitters OF the packing room pounded
Clark all over the lot, aided by lot of
dumb plays. enabled the packing room
boys to score "a runs to IL.
HE NEEDS MORE SPACE.
John b. Nash has closed his moving
picture place of amusement on the
square to make a decided improve
ment He will build on an addition
of 40 feet to the rear Of his present
stand and will possibly add gallery
which will give him double the seating
of the present
TO MEET THIS EVENING.
This evening odd Fellows lodge OF
odd Fellows and Perseverance lodge,
knights of Pythias, will meet and
may possibly take action on Old Home
Week. AT the meeting OF Manufac-
turers' lodge the first degree will be
GENERAL MENTION.
AT the meeting OF Peabody lodge.
Sons OF St George, in odd Fellows
hall on Plainheld street last eSeaipg
two candidates were Initiated. There
was a little talk about the annual field
day.
ST. Marys branch OF the Irish Cath
olic Benevolent union will meet in
Guild hall tomorrow evening and elect
n delegate to the national convention
that is 10 be held at Scranton, Pa. Fri
day. Aug. is.
Della Higgins. l6 years old. and lives
at le Beaufort street. Is reported by
her parents as missing from home