The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-23
OLNEYVILLE
Wandering Boy Taken Into Cue
tody-Choir Entertainment a
Success-Child Held Up and
Robbed.

Barney Yetek. eight years old, who de-
lights In leaving home, was taken into
custody this morning at his home, 2O
Audry street, on a warrant charging him
the limelight about two years ago. by
| helping himself to his mothers purse.
which contained about $50, and was max
ing purchase when Patrolman Sullivan
took charge OF him and sent him to the
| station.
Here Barney would not speak. so the
| police held him until his mother called
at the station to report him missing. and
then Barney would not speak. Mrs. Yetck
| had not missed her money. and could not
believe that Barney had It, for she had,
as she supposed, hidden It. Since then
Barney has been missing from home a
dozen or times or more. and one night
he slept In a small shed In the rear OF
his home.
He is a bright little fellow, good looking.
| and appears to be fond of his mother and
father. He did not appear to be much
worried by his arrest this morning and
was quite sociable with the officers at
the station. Along with Barney was
Frederick Rotunda, another truant
A SUCCESS. AS USUAL.
The musical entertainment given by the
choir OF the Church OF the Messiah In
Library hall last evening was a financial
as we'll as a musical success. This is an
annual affair with this organization. and
Is known as one OF the best musical events
in this section. The program was as fol-
lows:
Orgon. FESTIVAL Prelude" Horatio Par
ker; professional hymn. 523. Forward
BE Our Watchword," T.. A. Bainton
Psalter. Psalm l4s. J. Battishill Mag
nihcat" and "Nunc Dmitis" b. Tours; |
anthem. Forever With the Lord" e. f. |
Mitchell: cornet solo, THE Lost Chord" |
A. Sullivan; anthem, 'In the Hour of |
Trial. Ed. Broome; cornet solo. Largo"
Handel: offertory anthem. Praise the |
Lord, Jerusalem" ]. III. Maunder: an
them, Now the Day Is Over" j. c.
Marks: recessional hymn. 522. ''On Our
Way Rejoicing" p. A. Bainton: postlude,
Church Festival March, Best.
The affair was under the direction of
Mr. Percy A. Bainton, who was assisted
by Mr.. Ira Holland and Newell l.. Wilbur.
WILL BE PRIVATE AFFAIR
The committee from the Robert Emmett
Literary association have arranged a most
excellent program for the celebration OF
the Manchester Martyrs Day." which
will be observed in their parlors on Broad
way tomorrow afternoon. This affair is
confined to the members OF the organ
ization.
BACK FROM PLYMOUTH
The Messrs. Frank and James McGuin-
ness of this place. who have been
located at Plymouth. Mass, for a year or
more. have returned to spend Thanks
giving with their relatives.
A GOOD DINNER FOR SOMEBODY.
The pigeon cote of Edward Brooks at
20 River avenue. was entered last eve
ling and Mr.. Brooks is out so worth OF
pigeons by the call. He has reported the
same TO the police.
A CHILD HELD UP AND ROBBED.
Mrs. Catherine Smith of 81 ophella
street reported to the police yesterday I
hat she sent her little daughter to
learby store to make purchase and on
Ter way to the store was held up bp three
arger boys who robbed her of IS cents
The little girl does not know who the |
,ad boys were
WILL BE READY MONDAY.
Owing to the breaking of main shaft
yesterday the Queen Dyeing company
vas obliged to close its plant, but expect
o be ready for business Monday morn
ng.
bcOhS LINE n SMALL ARMORY. | \,
The arrest OF the Riley boy on HAnt- ,
ngton avenue yesterday morning by Pa
rolman Huntley led to an order being
ssued for patrolmen TO take possession
" all air guns found in possession OF
BOYS on the streets. There was quite an
lrray OF guns of this character in the OIL
ice OF Capt Whipple of the Chaffee street
station this morning, the greater part of
which was contributed by the mothers of
boys who had spent their loose change
or such playthings.
FOUND HIS TEAM.
According TO the blotter at the ChafYee
street police station this morning DIR.
Thrift found his team that
vas driven away by a man who he en-
rusted with the same at n stable on
Wells street.
GENERAL MENTION
Mrs. Annie Leckey of 191 Eastwood
avenue tells the police that some one stole
ler doorplate last evening.
The Red Cross chapter Of the Church
II the Messiah Will hold minstrel show ,
n Library hall Monday evening
The Emmett Rifles. which is the crack
military organization OF this section, have
arranged for series OF socials TO be CIV
IN In Library hall, the first of the series
10 be given Friday evening, Dec. IL.
Thomas +. Grady. the popular druggist.
has Tor his guest for few days his old
schoolmate Luke Raffty OF Fall River.
Library Hall to let for dances. fairs.
entertainments. etc Enlarged redecor-
ated and new floors. Apply TO DIR
FRANK a. Twitchell. IL Olneyville square.
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