Police Court |
Officer Bumps started in on his new job this morning.
The Sunday drunks were fined $5. Jennie Willette received a sentence of two months in jail. Frank Fay, a common drunkard, was sentenced to the state farm for eight months. John Ponl was charged with drunkenness and obstructing the sidewalk. The case of William Joyce, charged with embezzlement from Court Wamesit, A.O.F., was continued until April 5. William Kelly was found guilty of being a common drunkard and was sentenced to the Concord reformatory. George Galbraith, Albert Adult, William Towle and Henry Bamfield pleaded guilty to the charge of playing cards on the Lord's day and were each fined $10. |
Death Removed One of Ward Three's Most Interesting Citizens |
Mr. Thomas Fennelly who died Tuesday night at his home on Agawam Street was one of the most interesting residents of the ward. He was a native of Kilkenny, Ireland where he was born 49 years ago; but came to this city when he was only 16 years old.
He was an overseer in the American Bolt Company, and later served as night watchman for the American Cartridge Company for nine years. Mr. Fennelly is survived by a wife, one daughter, Mrs. James H. McElholm, a father and four sisters, one of the latter being a nun at St. Mary's infirmary, in Galveston, Texas. He was a member of the Holy Name society of the Sacred Heart church, also of the Celtic associates. |
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