The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-13
0LNEyvILLE
One of Best Known Patrolmen
Going to Central Station-Mills
Close for Few Days-Ladies'
Auxiliary, A. o. H., Elects
Officers.

There was a story going tho rounds In
police circles this morning that one OF
the Oldest and best known patrolmen
connected With the chaffee street sta :
tion is soon to be assigned TO a position
in the central district, where he will not
be called upon TO do any travelling"
Mounted Wtrolman Luby OF tho chaf-
fee street station. who has thoroughly
enjoyed his 10 days annual vacation, re-
ported for duty this morning
ELECTED OFFICERS.
Division No. 10. ladies' auxiliary. An
cient Order Of Hibern,ans, met last eve-
ming and initiated one candidate and re-
ceived two applications for membership.
after which the officers for 1908 were
elected, and are as follows:
President, Mary Cannon; vice -presi-
dent. Mary Hanley; recording secretary,
Katie Hanley; financial secretary. Cathe-
rine La Vile; treasurer. Mrs. Manning;
mistress -at-arms. II. Healey; sentinel,
Lizzie Tiernan: chair lady OF standing
committee, NJ. Hanley: assistants, Mary
Il Conley, Kate Murray. Cecelia Hanley,
Mary Higgins. Mrs. Margaret Veasey;
physician, Dr. j. +. Cannon
A committee was appointed to arrange
for a programme. which will be presented
at the first meeting IN January. when
the above named officers will be in
stalled.
A YOUNG LADY INJURED.
Miss Annie Flood was quite badly IN
jured at Fletchers mill on Valley street
yesterday afternoon and was. attended by
DR. Hoye. A young man, whose name
could not be learned. was making an Of
fort to put a belt on pulley and the
belt I'm some unexplained manner struck
Miss Flood, who was taken to her home
on Harold street. The accident hap
pened In what Is known as the speeding
room.
WAS WELL KNOWN HERE
This morning the Rev. Fr. Thomas p.
Grace. pastor OF st. Marys Catholic
church. accompanied by a number OF the
clergymen OF the church, went TO woon-
socket 10 attend the funeral OF the Rev.
church. who ,.-as well known In this sec
ton, where a pontifical mass was cele-
brated at 1915. The interment was at
st. Francis cemetery.
FOR FEW DAYS ONLY.
Last evening the Taft & wceden.
Fletcher's and the Riverside mills closed
the greater part OF their departments un-
I'll Tuesday morning, and all of the en-
ployees have been given to understand
that after Tuesday business will be con-
tinued as usual, which everybody In this
section hope is true.
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF THE SNOW.
During the days the snow was on the
ground many OF the boys naturally
threw snow balls and among those who
got black eye was one Timothy Sulli-
van and he told the officials OF the Chat
fee street station that Armand Giroux
OF $50 Valley street was the chap that
threw the snow ball, but II was only this
morning that Young Giroux could be
found at his home, and taken into GUS
tody.
THOUGHT ALL HAD RESPONDED.
There was a slight fire at Providence
Dyeing Calendering and Bleaching COM
pany on Valley street yesterday after
noon that might have been serious for the
man I'm charge of the large gates, think
ing that all OF the fire companies had
reached the scene, closed tho gates and
about this time Hose Company 10 arrived,
and thinking that the gates were opened
did not make any attempt to stop and tho
result was that the driver OF the appara-
tus had a very close call. The fire was
confined to a store house. The cause OF
the fire was not learned and the damage
is said TO be about $1,000.
ENTERTAINED THE LADIES.
At the close OF the meeting of Division
No. TO- Ladies Auxiliary. A. o. H.. last
evening the organization was Invited TO
attended the meeting of Court Olneyville,
Foresters of America, when a very pleas
ing program was rendered, and a lunch
con served. Among those Who took part In
the program were Miss Louise Bur-
rough's, william Berry, Frederick Bur-
roughs, William Berry, Frederick Max
ham and John O'Neill. Messrs. Charles
Meegan. Frank Hulett and Joseph Had
field were I'm charge OF the AFFAIR.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral OF John, son OF the late
David and Catherine Mcbride, who died
at st. Josephs hospital Wednesday. VIII
be held at his late home, 26 Dutton street,
tomorrow morning at $50 and will be fol-
lowed with a service at st. Theresa's
church on Manton avenue at o'clock.
Tomorrow evening Company OF the
Emmett Rifles, Third Regiment, VIII
hold In Library hall the first OF a series
OF socials after which they will be held
every Friday evening.
number OF young men who are inter
ested in local baseball affairs have begun
to arrange for team for next season
and have at least the names OF three star
players under consideration.
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