The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-01
Why the Family Didn't Go TO Roger
Williams Park Sunday.
Baseball Association Arranged Games
For Labor Doy-Oher Local Items.
Oneyvle Branch of the Providence News Hefernans
News Store, IS Hartford Telephone 4o-Wes

Sunday was not Just such a day as one
woula care to take his family out to
Roger Williams Park or, In fact, any
where for an outing, but there was
man on Laban street, who on Saturday
promised TO take his out TO the Park on
that day When morning came with It's
rain and general nasty weather there
was dscord in the family for all were
more or less cross and crochety, and the
old man was as bad II not worse than
any OF them. About noon time daugh-
ter. five years OF age. went up 20 her
papa and said. papa haint you going 10
take us out 10 the park but as papa was
mad and real mad at that, said no.
don't need 10 go 10 the park 10 see any
animals for your mother watches me
like hawk, your Oldest sister walks ike
a kangaroo, your other sister talks like
a parrot, the cook Is as cross as a bear.
your grandmother calls me an old goril-
la and your brother laughs like hyena'
so we won't go TO the park for when j go
out | want change.
BASEBALL.
The Olneyville Baseball association
held a regular meeting last evening and
completed arrangements for two games
on Labor day. j. Delaney was elected
manager for that day and was instructed
r. -to-spare- no expense In getting players.
The association has waived the salary
limit for these games, they have secured
karns and Dresser as pitchers and have
communicated with Pat Duff. Joe Cutter
Harry Paine Stalworthy, Mike Walsh,
Billy Dyer Eddie Laughlin, McCurry. II
money can get these players they will
certainly represent Olneyville on Labor
day.
Tom McGrath will play first and II Pat
Duff is secured Olneyville viii have as
opponents the strong Riverpoints. who
have trimmed the best teams I'm the state
including the Woonsocket Gyms and
Wickfords the association thinks the
public for its good support and for the.
remainder OF the season Will give them
the best ball players that can be secured
oil OF the northern New York league and
the Vermont leagues will close this week !
and there will be no trouble in securing
good players --s.s
IT'S A CORKER.
Mr.. Peter Borgue is In danger OF losing
his position by taking time during busi
ness hour to tell OF the pond where he
spent his vacation. 4
Those who had been made 10 under
stand the name. say that they forget II
before they turn around and well they
might for here is the name. Chargogga-
Eoggmanchauggagogg and
IL Is generally called Chaubunagungam-
aug II is located near Webster, Mass
Mr.. Borgue says that the meaning OF the
word Is still waters" but HIS friends
think that the name rs bears was quite
sufficient TO make It a very turbulent
body or water.
LOST HIS SUIT.
Edmund j. Marion came home from
Pawtucket quite late last evening and
according 10 the police. had a friend
with him. who was somewhat under the
influence OF lioour. Mr. Marion also had
a dress suit case which contained n
uniform ot the American Order of Wood
men. and this he left in the entry OF his
boarding house. 663 Broadway, while he
tucked his friend into bed When he
returned 10 the entry he found that his
handsome suit OF gray was missing He
wants the police to ind II for him.
GENERAL MENTION
James b. McGinn, one Of the most
popular young men I'm this place. and a
prominent member OF st. Anthonys
church. starts for Philadelphia, where he
has accepted position as travelling
salesman for the Cotton Nail company
of Connecticut. Mr.. McGinn's territory
Will include Pennsylvania. Delaware and
Maryland. And his host OF friends In this
section wish him success.
Mrs. Walter Lawton and children OF
n Judith street has gone 10 New York.
with Mrs. Annie Seegrist. Mrs. Law
tons sister who is a resident of that
city. Mrs. Lawton will be absent about
three weeks
Edward La Joie. who is 13 years old.
and lives az Riverside block. while play
ing az the corner OF Westminster street
ena huntington avenue last evening fell
ano fractured his left arm. He was
taken 70 the Rhode Island hospital
Mis. Ehzabeth Strong who has spent
tne most Of her life In that locality known |
'ne button Mould was laid at rest
thls morning, and but few women lived
better life than she
Emma Lyons. 10 years old was walk. \
Ink aiohE Harlan street yesterday after /
noon when man came up behind her
ana caught up her clothing Tbe eiri 4
screamed, and the fellow ran away 6nt /
Inc police have good description ~ hin, /
Dufing the month ~ August a. arrests /
were mace IN this district. So 81 vghirb /
were Tor drunkenness. There We're hui