The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17

street.
SAW THE BELL.
The railroad track was lined with per-
sons OF all ages Yesterday, while the
Liberty Bell was passing through this
place and at the Olneyvile station, those
who were fortunate enough TO be there
got a fine peep at the famous bell FOR
the train almost came to a stop 20 allow
the conductor OF the train 20 deliver
message TO the station master
MORE CHECKERS.
Mr.. McEntee. the checker player, will
give another exhibition OF his skill at the
parlors OF the OlneyviAe Checker club
Friday evening.
Mr.. James II. Mimic. a former player.
and a member of the club, has Informed
the club that soon as the present
tournament is concluded, he will offer a
suitable trophy TO be played for.
GENERAL MENTION.
Patrolman Sharpe broke up a gang OF
young hoodlums on Westminster hill,
last evening and took one OF them into
camp, but he was allowed to go later.
but not until he had been told that he
must not ornament the street corners
with his handsome face and form any
more.
The post office employees are TO have
an outing at Crescent Park, Tuesday,
June %, and a game OF ball will be one
OF the attractions. One OF the battery
will be Potter. and Mulgrew of this office
with others from the various sub stations
will make an effort to show a team from
the general office how to play ball
The Johnston town council will meet
Friday afternoon and elect judge Of the
probate court to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of the late William A. Phil
lips.
The second degree was conferred upon
one candidate at the meeting OF manu-
facturers Lodge OF Odd Fellows, last
evening and the field committee reported
progress.
Henry Whalen, who Is making repairs
on his house at AZ BartNn street, reports
that boys are breaking widows and do
ing other damage to the building.
Patrolman Feeney found a bicycle on
Westminster street last evening and IL
awaits an owner at the Chaffee street
police station.
The only arrest at the Chaffee street
station during the last "a hours was a
man for drunkenness.
Quite a delegation went TO Boston from
this place today 10 take part In Bunker
Hill day" observance.
David j. Barr has made all arrange
ments for the rally 10 be held in the
square this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fulmar will cele-
brate their golden wedding at their home.
30 Joslin street. Saturday
The Josn Manufacturing company
has Just added handsome three-horse
team to their stock.
Earl Anthony OF the East Greenwich
academy is visiting Benjamin Collisen on
Pocasset avenue.
Lieut. Carpenter OF the nre department
is spending his vacation at Bristol.
Frederick Upham and family OF Dor
chester avenue have gone to Bristol for
the summer.
The Olneyvilles will play the Wickfords
Saturday on the local field
Alvin Wilkinson OF Pocasset avenue is
home from the Boston Dental college.
Atwoods Btters. 1s cents; Kilmer's
Swamp Root. 40 and 20 celts; Dufry's
Malt Whiskey. ~ cents; Extract Of Malt,
Is cents per bottle. for % cents Mellen's
food, 36 and 81 cents: Matted MIX, 81 and
70 cents. Lactated Food 90 40 and 20
cents: Beecham's Pills. 10 and IL cents:
Rrandreths Pills. IL cents; Little Liver
Pills, 10 cents. for % cents; Johnston's
Headache Powders. In package, 10
cents. Byron A. Smith. prescription drug
gist ~ Olneyville square
Piano :ckets for 81 A@thony's fair
for sale at San Soucfs and ESrlows.
JOHN o'coNNELL,