The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-20
OLNEYV.ILLE

| is where the dog made a huge mistake.
for at the end OF the spout the cat had 10
| make a stand and she and he did. and
| In few seconds the dog came h
! highing out OF the spout and the cat
| after him.
The fun was lust what the kids OF the
, vicinity like and a scene OF this sort Will
| be Appreciated. a number OF times
! every day, but they are afraid that some
| one will remove the spout. This paru-
J cular spout Is nearly on a level with
Whittier avenue, and the roof of the
! building that II rests upon, and what
! purposes IL is here for no one knows.
MEDI MADE MISTAKE.
Doctors like the rest OF mankind make
mistakes, but a brand new doctor who
| located on Beer Hill' few days ago
made one that will not tend 10 make him
4 popular
Yesterday he was called by an imported
! weaver 10 care for child.
! The doctor. OF course. responded, and
\ found the child broken out with what
was supposed was measles, and left
| prescription for this disease. Later In
! the day an older physician happened to
/ be In the house. and his advice was
! asked in the case OF the sick child and
I his experience at once told him that the
| child was by no means suffering with
|
| what the ailment was. but during his
| short stay. came TO the conclusion that
| the child had been bitten by some sort
OF an insect. And when he saw huge
| bed bug In the pillow that the little one
was lying upon, found the real cause OF
! the child's sickness.
The new doctor was paid for his one
I visit, and the family today Is moving
into another house
RAIL- GAME rOMORROw
The Olneyville baseball players have q
| hard nut 10 crack in the Mllfords. tomor.
| row. on the Merino Flates and the per-
sonnel of the Olneyville team follows:
Duffy. OF Holy Cross catcher; Smith,
| pitcher; Cotterell. Manhattan. LIST base;
! Fleming. 2d base; Thurston. Sd base:
Dyer. Of Holy Cross. short stop; III. Clark
son. left field; Veno, centre field and
Kearns. right field.
| Without doubt the fans" will be CALI
ing out the name OF Lynch. Copley or
some other popular ball player.
At any rate the directors OF the local
team are putting forth their best efforts
TO give the public good run for their
| money.
| OF course II is a we'll known fact that
| the ball team from the Earnscliffe Worst
| ed mills have not many medals for play
| ing ball, but they have got nobby ball
| suits, etc. and would like 10 have some
one call upon them for a game. even II
they, the Earnscliffes. get beat once more.
| Mr.. Lawton. the assistant manager.
will walk any reasonable distance TO make
a match.
COULD DO BETTER.
A man OF less than moderate means has
taken much interest In sending his only
| daughter TO a college, and she came home
| a few days ago. Yesterday she accepted
| position at $3.50 per week 10 operate
| typewriter.
Her father says that she can get &. 60
| per week for drawlng-in In the mill where
ne is employed. and need no college edu-
cation for the Job. either.
WITHDREW IN HIS FAVOR.
John Murray. who was chief usher at
the Mountain Doherty wedding in La
than court. Wednesday, was the recip-
lent OF so many presents and tokens of
good fellowship that his modesty forbade
him TO remain during all of the festivities,
and at an early hour in the evening he
retired In favor OF a young man known
to everybody hereabouts as Sir Thomas.
NOTES IN GENERAL.
At an early hour this morning James
Fredda, of 25 Rye street, found a lady's
bicycle q Stokes street. which now
| awaits an owner at his house.
| Annie Taft OF 81 Plainfield street
| mourns the loss Of a well filled pocket
book that she lost on the square while
doing some shopping late yesterday after
| noon.
Hubert Martin. who has become a pop
| ular bicycle rider at the Colosseum, and
| at one time a resident of this place, was
| In the square yesterday for short time.
| Milk Inspector Chase was in the square
| at an early hour this morning and was
a very busy man. He took away a load
| of samples.
| Patrolman Jones found a bicycle on
Manton avenue at 1885 this morning and
later IT was called for by the owner at
the station.
Patrolman Sherman is somewhat i'm
| proved
Patrolman Tracy is enjoying his vaca-
| ton.
That portion OF Webster avenue that Is
within the boundary OF Cranston is in
the hands OF roadmakers. and this does
not suit the hundreds OF bicycle riders
that use this thoroughfare, but they will
| appreciate II when the work Is COM
| pleted
| Olneyvlle has a boarding house that
! gives trading stamps TO those who pay
their board in advance. The lady OF the
house purchases her stamps from her
| grocer.
The Fowler wheelmen, the leading BIZ
| cycle club OF this vicinity, are making
| preparations to have "A sail down the river
Saturday evening. June IS.
Occasionally a man will come home
from down street with a New York and
! one OF Providence's oldest papers, only
to be sent out by his wife TO get News.
Ivanhoe lodge met last evening and
spent some time I'm talking over the mat
ter OF field day.
J. L. Suttin. the Plain1eld street gro
GER has deserted the ranks OF the un-
married man and taken unto himself a
wife