The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-04
0LNEYv!LLE
Prominent Worsted Mills Plan
ming to Run Nights-Manu-
facturers, !. 0. o. F., Elects
Officers-Auto and Bicycle in
Collision-Mt. Pleasant A. c.
to Build Home.

Arrangements are being made by the
management OF the Paramount mills to
run night and day in the near future
This mill is at the present time installing
a lot of new and up-to-date machinery
and in a short time will be i'm position to
run night and day. This mill is engaged
In filling orders for independent mills,
such as the Earnscliffe which at the pres
ent time is putting I'm all of the work pos
sible. and can at the present time keep
the Paramount running on full time ~
least
ODD FELLOWS ELECT OFFICERS.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting of Manufacturers Lodge of Odd
Fellows last evening when the second de-
gree was conferred upon two candidates.
the degree master being Past Grand
Harry Daw. The election of officers for
1905. resulted follows: Noble grand,
Charles A. Van Luven; vice grand.
George n. Baxter; financial secretary.
Edward j. Shawcross; recording secre-
tary. Joseph A. Atkins; treasurer. Joseph
Cough: trustees. A. Waterman Smith.
Thomas walch and Gilbert r. Parker;
representative to odd Fellows Home as
ISOLATION. John L. Bowen; hall commit
tee G. T.. Seigel and has been an
nounced in this column these officers will
be publicly installed Tuesday evening,
Jan. Z. when the grand master and suite
will be in attendance.
AUTO AND BIKE COLLIDE.
Slanislaw Jagielsh while riding a BIZ
cycle on Hartford avenue early last even
ing, collided with an automobile driven
by John Davis and the result was that
Jagielski was quite badly injured. Mr..
Davis stopped his machine as quickly as
possible and assisted the injured man TO
his home. 166 Hartford avenue and called
DR.. Longfellow TO care for him.
cHUM ROBBED HIM.
When Joseph Gotidealias returned TO
his room at 80 Julian street after his day
work Yesterday he found that during his
absence a supposed chum of his had made
him call and while waiting broke open
his Gotidealias. trunk and took s25. Mr..
Gotidealias has reported his loss TO the
police officials.
OLD RESIDENT DIES.
Hanson Wilson, one of the old-time
residents of Thornton. died suddenly at
his home near Morgan's mills yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Wilson. who was about
60 years old, met with an accident about
two weeks ago, which undoubtedly was
the cause of his death. Medical Exam
liner Longfellow was called and said that
death was due TO natural causes.
IS AN OLD TIMER.
Among those who came into the square
this morning was George Naylor, who
within few days will complete his 35th
year as a milkman and during all these
years has never had but one day on
Mr.. Naylor says that there have been
days during n heavy snowstorm that he
has not been able to supply all of his
customers, many OF whom he has deliv-
cred from the start but has left his farm
for that purpose every day in the year,
including Sundays and holidays, but one.
HIS FRIENDS ARE PLEASED.
The many friends of Patrolman John
McCrann were pleased to learn this
morning that the charges preferred
against him were not sustained. Mr.. Nc
Cram had as witnesses in his behalf six
members OF the committee who had
charge OF the entertainment in Irons hall.
for which Mr.. McCrann at the request OF
the committee elected man that they
ordered.
WILL BUILD SOON.
The Mount Pleasant Athletic club has
purchased a very desirable lot on Erastus
street. near Pomona avenue. where they
intend to erect a large and well-appoint-
ed club room. The committee in charge
of the erection Of the same are John Pat
rick Morrissey, John Dooley, Patrick Mall
10y and James Atchinson.
GENERAL MENTION.
Or. John J. Dwyer returned from Jersey
City this morning, where he officiated as
best man at the wedding of his brother
Thomas. Monday morning
Mr.. John L. Fox OF 1923 Westminster
street, who was called to New York city
TO attend the funeral OF a near relative.
returned home this morning.
Thomas Hobin, who has spent four
years in Uncle Sans navy, returned TO
his home On Marvin street, this morning.
The young man says that while there is
lots OF excitement in the navy he has
come to the conclusion that he has done
his Bit" and don't care for any more.
Many of the members of the Forlorn
Bunch paid surprise visit to Charles
Vasey at his home on Julian street last
evening and they took with them all
that was needed 10 make their visit
merry one.
Mounted Patrolman Thomas Smith OF
the Chaffee street station has been trans
ferred to the Ashburton street station
and Mounted Pagrolman Arthur ID. Sharpe
has been transferred to the Chaffee street
/ station
.fr. Clinton r. Potter has requested the
police 20 find his Blue Belden setter dog.
which has been stolen or strayed away
from Ia Roosevelt street
TO LET.-A ROOM ~ PRIVArE
square. Inquire Room ], at 3 Hartford
| avenue.
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