The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-20
OLNEYvILLE
Police Refused to Hold Vincent
Wagner for Alleged Theft.
Team Reported Missing-Jas.
Cudsworth Suicide.

Eearly last evening Vincent Wagner
was escorted 10 the Chaffee street station
by Patrolman Bates. to explain the miss
from the home OF Mrs. Eva Wagner, 46
Putnam street.
The story goes that Vincent came TO
this country few months ago and was
"helped out by his brother. and the cash
and clothes being sent to him In the old
country. But Vincent did not find the
picking so plentiful as was pictured TO
HIM He was unable TO pay his BILL and
those who had been SO kind TO him had
an idea that they could have him arrested
for larceny. Young Vincent told his side
OF the story to Sergt. Duffy, who refused
to entertain the charge and released VIM
cent
WAS WELL PATRONIZED.
The Sunshine band of the Plalnfield
Street Baptist church held an entertain
ment in Library hall last evening. that
was quite literally patronized. Among
those who took part in the program were
the Misses Eva +. Stacy. Edith A. Hughes,
Ethel NJ. Galloway and Jesse Il. Goodwin,
TEAM MISSING.
DR.. Frederick Thrift OF SO olneyville
square. has requested the officials OF the
Chaffee street police station TO locate
George Frawley. who was sent to deliver
package vailed at SIS. With the pack
age went a valuable horse and, in fact.
one of the best driving teams In this
section.
ENDED HIS LIFE
James Cudworth committed suicide
late yesterday afternoon at his boarding
house. 2S Amsterdam avenue. his body be-
ing found hanging from a beam In the
cellar by Mrs. Cash, with whom Cuds-
worth had made his home for some time.
He had suffered from rheumatism for
long time, but it was only a few months
ago that he was obliged TO. give up his
position as "A weaver I'm one OF the mills.
The unfortunate man was about 55 years
of age. So far as can be learned. he leaves
no relatives.
WELL KNOWN HERE.
Word was received here this morning
that Adam Y. Noodle, who was formerly
manager of a store and at one time In
business for himself i'm the square, had
died In New York city last Monday
ASKED TO TAKE PART.
The local branch OF the New England
Order of Protection have been requested
10 take part in the 10Th anniversary of
the order i'm this state that is to be held in
Infantry hall Wednesday evening, Nov.
a. Among the speakers on this occasion
will be His Excellency Gov. James III.
Higgins, His Honor Mayor Il. j. McCar-
thy and r. +. Peabody, who holds the
position of supreme warden.
MORE MAY GO.
Charles T. Hurst, who for some time
has been acting as assistant superntend-
ent OF the Atlantic Mills. will sever his
connection with the concern Saturday TO
accept position elsewhere. 1t is report
ed that other oldtime employees will soon
leave the firm, but whether this is the
result of the recent visit of Mr. Braman,
the president OF the corporation, or not,
could not be learned.
GENERAL MENTIONS
James M. Shawcross, the well-known
newsdealer. who has been confined to his
home on Pocasset avenue for some time,
made his appearance at the square to-
day for a short time.
The Mount Pleasant Musical club will
present the comic opera of "Pinafore' In
Irons hall this evening.
At the meeting OF Perseverance lodge.
knights of Pythias, last evening the
ranks of page and esquire was conferred
upon two candidates.
Edward Schultze, who was reported as
missing from his home on Lowell ave-
nue.. has returned, bat where he had been
and the cause of his absence was not
made known.
Manufacturers lodge of Odd Fellows
last evening appointed committee to ar
range for public Installing OF officers Tor
Tuesday evening. Jan. 7.
The Consolidated Railroad company is
making the Westminster street station
more presentable by the erection of
fence on the south side OF their proper
ty.
Branch Wolfe Tone, Of the Irish Ma
tiona Foresters, held well-attended
meeting last evening, when three candi-
dates were initiated.
The Robert Emmett Literary association
will meet this evening.