The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-02
OLNEYVILLE
Report Current That All the American Wooden Co.'S Local Mills
Will Soon be Running Full Tme-Rumor of Strike.

The report about the square this morn
mills OF the American woolen company
in this section will be running on full
time.
THERE WAS NO STRIKE.
Just before noon today number of
men were seen 10 march down Westmin-
ster hill. which caused some to say that
there had been strike. but upon in
vestigation II was found that the men
were from the shop OF Huntoon a Cor
ham, the cigar manufacturers. and that
they were half OF the force OF the shor
and had been laid of for the want or or
ders. In other words. the men laid of
today will work but half time, for those
who did not come out today will be laid
off later. The number laid off today was
a.
WILL ELECT AND INSTALL
At the meeting OF Olneyville council.
Royal Arcanum, last evening arrange
ments were made to elect and install Of
ficers at the meeting to be held wednes-
day evening. Jan. Is. at which time a
supper will be served.
KNIGHTS TO MAKE MERRY.
Hope council, Knights OF Columbus,
held well-attended meeting In Guild
hall last evening when District Deputy
Grand Knight Thomas +. Herman In
Grand knight. Martin r. Feeney; deputy
grand knight, L. A. Gallagher; chancel-
lor. Michael f. Coyne; recording secre-
tary. Peter r. Reilly; financial secretary,
j. II. O'Rourke: treasurer. James F.
Hunt; warden. william McElroy guards.
Jeremiah Goudette and John Martin: DEL
egates 10 state convention. Martin p
Feeney and James r. McCaffrey: alter
mates, Mathew Gormley and John Mar
tin; advocate William s. Gleason At
the close OF the ceremony the past grand
knight on behalf Of the council presented
to the retiring grand knight, James r.
McCanrey, beautiful past grand
knights jewel The ceremony was fol-
lowed with AN entertainment kindly fur
nished by the 'Edisonia," I'm which Miss
Mabel Cook. Messrs. Frothingham DEM
Ing, West and Bowers took part and dur
Ing the installation ceremony NJ J.
Gormly presided at the piano. The cve-
ninss exercises closed by inviting all to
the banquet rooms where a "Feeney'
clam chowdcr was served.
TOOK THE WRONG CAR.
There was no general call sent out by
the police at noon today TO find one
Flynn. newsdealer on the square, but
some OF his many friends know that he
was lost" for time II IL Mr. FIynn's
custom 10 take a Centredalc car for his
home. but today he boarded Hartford
avenue car. and II Is supposed that he
made this mistake on account OF having
three travelling statesmen I'm his place OF
business at the same time and this partic-
ular same time he, Mr.. Flynn. was
hungry. little later i'm the day he was
seen standing near the site OF the Old
Greek Tavern on Hartford avenue so he
senate" came TO tho conclusion that he
woke up"
PUT AN END TO THE ROW.
Late yesterday afternoon Patrolmen
Feeney and Bates OF tho Chaffcc street
station were called upon To put an end TO
row In house on Dixie street. which
thy did by arresting n chap called Harry
Lindell. who at the session OF the sixth
district court this morning was fined SO
and costs for making an assault upon
HIS daughter. Mrs. Emily webber. and
got sentence OF six months at the farm
on charge OF non-support
GENERAL MENTION
Hook and Ladder. No. 6. was called 10
the home OF orrn Butts. 30 whittier
avenue shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon TO put out n fire In a closet that
was undoubtedly caused by a child and
few matches
Patrolman Day OF the Chaffce street
police station. who has becneon the sick
list. reported for duty last evening and
Pa,Tolslan nalrne was reported sick.
Court Ofreyv:,1s rcr-s.e-s % Ansrs,A
~ making Arrangements 90 hold social
In Lily hall on Westminster street Mon
day evening Jan s.
Tho officers elect OF woonasoustucket
tribc ~ Red Men will nc Installed this
evening In Springers hall
Tomorrow being the FIRST Friday In the