The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12
OLNEYvILLE

Firemens association goes through the
square Thursday morning with the
Nawmeaug, on their way TO the muster at
Crescent Park. the citizens viii think
that their machine is an up-to date circus
band wagon.
There is one thing that the company is
sure OF and that is that they will have
the handsomest machine on the. field and
they may possibly get a prize for the
machine has been fixed up for the oc-
casion, mechanically as well as orna-
mentally.
GRAYs WON BY ONE RUN.
In very interesting game OF ball on
the 81. Anthony's church grounds yes
terday the Grays defeated the Arling-
tons by a score Of to g. Kean. the new
pitcher recently signed by Sthe Grays.
proved an egima 10 the hrlingtons. who
could find him for only four scattered
hits. They got three OF their hits In
The second inning. which netted two
runs.
Kean then settled down and the Ar
iingtons got but one hit during tho seven
innings following. The features Of the
game were the all round work Of Kean
In pitching and batting. "Dutohie" Fly
bergen. better known as the home run
hitter. faced Kean and could not get
hit. striking out four out OF five times
at bat.
The Grays fell upon Brown for 10 hits.
The Grays, after hard work. have ar
ranged date with the Orients for the
championship on Saturday. Aug. 10. and
warm game is expected.
The lineup Of the Grays will be:
Rancy. G.; Kean. p.; Weeden. 1b.; Nc
Doveli. 2b.; Nangle. 9. s; Lucett, 3D.. Nc
OHM. c. T.; Kelley. !. f.; Roper. r. Z.
MEETING OF wooDMEN.
Willow Camp. Modern woodmen Of
America. met last evening in Stokes hall
and listened TO the interesting report OF
State Deputy Mode NJ. Pierce. who has
just returned from Chicago where he at
tended an important meeting OF the high
est body.
AMONG THE PASSENGERS.
Mr.. Andrews. agent at the Plainfeld
street railroad station, and his wife were
among the passengers on the steamer
Rhode Island when she struck Sunday.
and they say II is the only experience OF
the sort they want
NET WITH MIsHAp.
James Kollske living at les Hartford
avenue. either Jumped or fe'l from
Phillipsdale car on the square jus. before
noon today and sustained a bump or
two that will learn him In the future 10
keep a good hold OF Ills sea. until tho
car has stopped.
He was taken into the office of DR..
Murphy. who bathed his bruises and cuts
with ointment. and he walked home.
NOTES IN GENERAL.
An alarm OF fire was sent in from box
T2 yesterday afternoon for a fire in
tenement occupied by Edward Bierne, 17s3
Westminster street. caused by sparks
from the stove falling into a wood box.
There was no damage
Patrolman Bugbee was taken sick at
the Chafrse street station yesterday and
DR.. Eddy was called to attend him,
cramps being the cause.
Charles Hurley, well known In this vi
clnity. but located for the present at At
leboro. paid few OF his old chums
visit yesterday
Father Deane OF Vellanonia, Pa, was
the guest OF NJ. T. Braney and wife at
their residence on Plainfield street yes
terday.
Patrolman Dyer OF the Chaffee street
station, who Is taking a short vacation.
will return 10 duty tomorrow morning
John j. Carney and wife. the we'll
known Rymnasts. are home again for n
short stay.
A lot of lead was stolen from the roof
OF the Royal Worsted company on the
Addison plain last night,
Patrolman Bates is enjoying a day Off.