The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-06
OLNEYvILLE
Woman's Aid Society to Dispose of
Building Jumped From Tree.
Women to Entertain-Death of
rlichael Phillips-GO to England.
Youngsters Picked Up - Lawn
Festival-Other Interesting Notes.

I old. Peter McHenry. II years. and James
Devine, IL years. and sent them to the
| Central police station. where IL was learn
ed that they had run away from their
somes at South Providence
WILL HAVE NOBBY SUITS.
The local branch of the Painters union
| met in the hall OF the Irish Catholic
Benevolent union last evening. and took
| the first step towards Labor Day. II was
voted to adopt a new and novel uniform,
the same 10 be made by j. o. San Souci
IL Co. AT the conclusion OF the meeting
the members enjoyed supper at Hay
den's restaurant on Broadway.
PUSHINB THE WORK ALONG.
The work of installing the high pressure
water pipes for the irt department
through Valley street, along the foot OF
Westminster hill and through Bough
street, is being pushed as rapidly as pos
sible. The work has been about COM
pleted on Valley street, and the inddca-
tons are that by tomorrow evening the
work will be completed as far as Bought
street. So far there has been no Interrupt
ton OF car travel, and but little to team
ing.
GONE INTO SECLUSION.
Messrs. Owen O'Gara and James Nc
Carthy, pillars OF the Grover Fishing club,
have gone into seclusion for the remain
der OF the week, at the cottage OF the
, club at Rocky Point Both say that they
Will not even respond to a telephone call
during their vacation.
JUST A LITTLE SHORT OF HELP.
few days ago In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Patrolman NJ Z. Kelly. who was stabbed
few days ago. Is getting along very nice
~ ana VIII be out In few days. PATROL
man James II. Finnegan, who was report
! ed sick Saturday, is improving. and
Patrolnlan j. s. Hanlon lis off on his vaca-
ton. which cuts short few spare mo-
ments for the rest of the patrolmen at
the Chaffee street station.
GONE AGAIN.
The parents of Lucy Steinslock Of "a AL
fred street. for the second time within a
few weeks. have requested the police to
hnd her. Lucy is IA years old, and has
neen away from home since Sunday. The
last time that Lucy ran away the police
found her in Capt. Stones district.
WILL HOLD A LAWN FESTIVAL.
Those interested in the formation of a
new Catholic church at Silver Lake met
last evening and decided to hold lawn
festival at the junction OF Plainfield street
and Pocasset avenue on the evenings OF
August %. % and a.
A NEW DISH.
person can get almost anything in
| the square TO eat. that they may call for
| but this noon I bran new dish was an
| nounced on large bill of fare that stood
| In front OF a local restaurant, which was
''Hambug' steak.
{: GENERAL MENTION.
| The names of eight persons were en-
| rolled at the Chaffee street police station
this morning, among them being James
Edward for petty larceny; Edward Prof
lit, a suspicious person: Walter Mayner,
for lar nd oh 20
sault. the remainder being for slight mis-
, demeanors.
Mr.. James F. Hyman, who Is prom-
nenty connected with the firm of John f.
Fox on Westminster hill is spending his
vacation with his sister. Mrs. ]. p. Walsh
at Point Judith. where Mr.. Walsh is In
charge or the governments wireless teleg-
raphy station.
Tomorrow morning Mr. Charles Tupper,
the we'll known local checker expert. will
leave for an extended western trip. He
will go as war west as Salt Lake city, but
will call at the leading cities in Ohio, Wis
consin and Illinois, where he will meet
the leading checker players.
Marragansett lodge of odd Fellows will
meet in Its hall on Plainfield street this
evening. This lodge has few stray oan-
didates, who may put in their appearance
at any of its sessions
John Geremia and Antonio Ciralna, who
lives on Hauxhurst street. reported to the
police yesterday, that a number of bot
tides OF beer were stolen from their homes
during the day.
St. Tneresa's and st. Pauls societies
are making arrangements for their annual
excursion down the bay for Sunday, Sept.
8.
The committee, who are making ar
rangements for the outing OF the lmmac-
ulate Conception of ST. Mary's CathoIc
church. met in the vestry OF the church
last evening and made final arrangements
for the same.
-Mr.-and- Mrs. Edward Washington
of 577 Hartford avenue are making prep
arations for a six weeks tour through the
Canadas.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mulcahey OF Ply
mouth. Mass, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Mulcahey's rpaents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
George F'ricker at 33S Plainfeld street, re-
turned to their home yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas ID. Erased who represents
John Aylesworth at AZ Olneyville square,
with his family, will spend the remainder
Of the summer ct Bay View.
Early last evening Patrolman Parker
nut a mend 10 what looked like a good
sized battle in the home Of family at
Merino Village.
Miss Annie Farrell of 147 Hudson street,
Is spending the remainder OF the summer
with friends at Crompton, X. /.
The Misses Nellie and Margaret Bren-
nan OF 22 Harold street. are the guests OF
relatives in New York city.
The Rev. Frederick /. Collins. rector of
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