The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-26
OLNEYv|LLE
Frank Canning Being Pushed AS Candi-
date for School Committee. Patrick f1ee-
nan Dead in Annexed District-Bar-
bOur-Carmack Wedding.

Mr.. Frank Canning. one OF the old-tmS
Democrats. has been requested by many
of his friends and by some OF the lead
ers OF the Higgins Dewocratic club 10
become a candidate for the school COM
mlttee from the Eighth ward. and tney,
his friends. think that he can be elected
easily. In the days before annexation
Mr. Canning took prominent part in
politics. always true TO his party. and al
no time could anyone cay that he In
duiged in any other. style than clean
open and above board work. and his prin-
clples are the same today.
Mr.. Canning has been for many years
conected with the clothing firm OF
Browning King a CO., and Is one OF the
best known members OF the order OF
Foresters OF America. he having held the
exalted position OF supreme deputy. and
has held the position OF treasurer OF
Court Gen. Sheridan. OF which he is a
charter member, for many years.
DEATH OF PATRICK HEENAN.
Patrick Heenan, one OF the old-time
residents of the annexed district. died at
the home OF his son-in-law. William Doo-
Ian. at l33 Roosevelt street. yesterday.
Mr.. Heenan had not for some time en-
joyed good health. but was out as late as
last Saturday. He was about so years
old, and was a resident here for more
than 20 years. In his younger days Mr..
Heenan was employed by the Union Rail
road company as a blacksmith. but re-
tired from active life many years ago.
He was OF a kindly disposition, and was
much devoted to his home and family.
politics or societies having no attraction
for him.
He leaves besides his wife OF nearly 30
years two son, James and William, and
two daughters. Mrs. Doolan and Mrs
William Durfee, who reside at Taunton.
II IL probable that his funeral Will be
held at St. Anthonys church, In which
he was much Interested. Saturday morn
ing at o'clock
BITTEN BY A DOG.
Frederick Mcguire while on his way
from school to his home, 1918 Westminster
street was bitten on his right leg by
dog. who he says was set upon him by
two girls. He was cared for by DR..
O'Meara, who said that there would be
no serious results.
THE LAST OF THE SEASON.
The Grover Fishing club met at their
rooms Valley street, last evening and
made arrangements to hold the last bake
of the season at the club house at Rocky
Point. Sunday, Sept. 20. at which time the
largest party OF the season Is looked for.
The luncheon will be served promptly at
II o'clock and the bake at 3. Mr.. John
Fanning has been chosen TO officiate AS
head waiter with power to select his own
assfstants. The reception committee will
be DIR. J. J. Dwyer. Charles w. Rhodes,
John p. Kelley. John Monks. John Hay
dan. Moses Jacobs. Jacob Brown, w. IL.
watson, George III. Jack, Peter G. Miller
James Noonan, H. II. Hopkins and j. j.
Donneliy, and a portion OF the committee
viii meet and arrange for ball and other
games.
BARBoUR-CARMACK NUPTIALs.
Miss Helen c. Barbour and Mr.. James
e. Carmack, who are among the best
known young folks in this section were
united I'm marriage by the Rev. John Nc
Coll Of the Pilgrim Congregational
church at the home OF the brides parents.
80 Ford street, last evening. Miss Grace
Barbour. q sister of the bride, being the
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Harry Bender of
New York, the best man. The ceremony
was followed by reception and wedding
dinner. There were many beautiful pres
ents and there were at least 100 guests, as
the parents OF the young couple are we'll
known In New York and other cities. Mr..
and Mrs. Carmack left the city on the late
train for New York.
KNOCKED OUT AT RECESS.
Two boys, one named McQuiilon. and
the other Walsh, while playing In the
yard OF the school connected with ST.
Mary's church on Bainbridge avenue at
recess time this forenoon came together
with such force that their playmatN
thought that something serious had hap
pened and number OF them made m
effort to find a physician. but just at that
time none could be found. Both OF the
boys pulled through. however. without
the aid OF doctors.
BETS CAME IN SLOW.
Thomas Cunningham. the well-known
Manton avenue barber. is entertaining a
party OF his friends at the Riverdale or.
as some call H. "The Hook and Lemon
club" at Oakland Beach, today. A num-
ber OF bets have been placed on his age,
me figures being 10 to that hc is 45, OF
over, ard while he looks and acts like n
man OF 80 the bets were slow ccming In
this morning even at the above-named
odds.
AN oLD-TIMER IN THE SQUARE.
Lafayette Eaton, who for many years
was employed at what Is known as Pen
-Hey,s- -FisA-faaFlet- -neaF-the- Tar bridge
and was known by more fishermen and
hunters than any other one man In this
section, was about the square yesterday
for the first time In a number OF years.
Mr.. Eaton is now enjoying retired and
easy life In Scituate.
A COSTLY DINNER.
While Luigi Cipalio was at dinner yes
terday some one forced open n rear win
dow OF his store at 2s3 Pocasset avenue
and robbed the cash drawer OF $3.50. 4
boy about years old was seen to rur
away from the rear OF the store about
this time and the boys name has beer
given to the police.
THE CHIEF OF POLICE CALLED.
Chief OF Police Patrick Egan. after exer
cises on the Dexter parade grounds yes
terday afternoon. took a little taun
through this district. and before leaving
cailed at the Chaffee street station and
found everything In apple pie order
GONE ON A SETTING UP" TRIP.
Mr. Charles H. Comstock. whose home Is
on Bancroft street. has gon TO Wisconsin.
Mr. Comstock has been In the employ of
q New York firm which manufactures ma
chinery, and he Is sent 10 all parts OF the
country 10 set up the product Of the firm.
WILL ERECT NEW BUILDINGS.
According to the reports at the Chaffee