The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-03
OLNEYVILLE

The outlook this morning for the many
employees OF the Manton mills, one of the
many plants controlled by the American
Woolen company in this section, is much
brighter for what is known as the dress
ing department has been set In motion
once more and It is intimated that within
a few days II will be pushed to It's fullest
capacity night and day. which means that
this department will furnish supply OF
stock for the weavers Just as quickly ~
possible.
WAS TAKEN IN OUT OF THE COLD.
young man named Nigelinta walked
into the Chaffee street police station late
last evening and asked for a place TO
sleep, which was given him. The young
man was nearly frozen and tod the Of
ficer In charge that he had just been dis
charged from the state institutions at
Cranston. A messenger was sent to the
Moorefield street and she called at the
station and took him home. He was held
as n suspicious person. just for the sake
of taking him in out of the cold.
PYTHIANS MAKE MERRY.
The officers-elect Of Jvanhoe lodgA
knights Of Pythias. were installed in odd
Fellows hall on Plainfleld street last eve
ming and are as follows: Chancellor COM
mander, w. M. Pierce. M. D.; vice chan
cellor Warren Coggeshall; prelate.
Charles p. Long; sergeant at arms, Ed
ward ri. Sainsbury; keeper OF records and
seal. George Dalton: master Of work, Irv-
ing I, Handel: master OF exchequer. John
f. Bowen: master OF finance. George f..
Beechcr; guards. Wilfred Oldham and
Walter Blake: trustees. A. Waterman
Smith, Leslie NJ. Goodwin and George "
Drew M. ID. The installation was =
charge OF District Deputy Grapd Chan
oelor Baldwin. After the ceremony n
W N w ~
Sunset orchestra took prominent part
and collation. was served at the close OF
the exercises
ARE LOOKING FOR SPEAKERS.
DR.. r. l.. Windsor and J. Frank Rus
sell. who are the committee for the
Olneyville Business Mems association TO
procure speakers for the annual re-
union and banquet that is to be held I'm
Library hall. Thursday evening. Jan l6.
met last evening and made the announce
fnent that Lieut.. Governor-elect Ralph G..
Watrous and His Honor Mayor p. ].
Mccarthy, would be among the speakers
for the occasion. Messrs. Windsor and
Russell are making an EFFORT to get "A
well-known public speaker from Boston
to be present.
A WELL-KNOwN WOMAN DEAD.
Ethel L., wife OF Arthur Waddington OF
the firm OF the Waddington Brothers,
died at her home. sc Sterling avenue, yes
terday, where her funeral will be he'll
Sunday at LAS p. m, the Rev. Frederick
I. Collins. pastor OF the Church of the
Messiah. will officiate. The intermeht
will be at Phenix.
SAYS SOME ONE STOLE HER COAL.
According to the biotter at the Chaffee
street police station, some unknown per-
son has been keeping their shins toasted
with the coal from Mrs Mary Riley's
home at AZ Atwells avenue. whoever
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BILE. for they were Obliged to force open
a cellar window 10 get into the cellar. but
after they got their supply OF coal did
not even stop 10 close the rear door OF
the house.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald OF Amherst
street and prominently connected WITH
the Riverside mills was called TO North
Adams Mass, this morning by the death
OF his mother.
Mr. Ralph u. sewell and family. who
have been the guests OF relatives on
Plalnncld street. returned 10 their nome
In Boston this morning.
The many friends OF Timothy Deets'
who for many years has conducted
lunch wagon at the foot OF Broadway,
were pleased TO meet him again last eve
ming, he having been confined TO his
home for some time With severe attack
OF tho grip.
Court Oincyville. Foresters OF America.
held well-attended session In Guild hall
last evening. when the social committee
reported that all arrangements had been
made for social TO be he'd In LILY
Academy Friday evening, Feb. Z. There
were yisyors v~esent from Courts Gen
Sheridan and Thomas a. Doyle.
The funeral OF Thomas w Fagan was
held at his late residence. l2s Putnam
street, Yesterday. and was followed with
service NJ 81. Mary's church. Tho
bearers were Mcssrs stephen Poucr.
Lewis Lash. Thomas Finley and Patrick
wsdick The lnterment was at 81