The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-12
OLNEWILLE.
Boys Have Trouble in Store for a
Conductor.
Former Resident Remembers Retired
Blacksmith costly Fishing Trip.
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tuckets. and this should give the Olney-
Vile fans the best series of games ever
seen on the fats.
The Young Defenders defeated the d. F.
Gradys by a score of p 10 yesterday
afternoon. Young Oates pitched for the
Gradys and was batted out OF the box.
The interesting features of the game were
home runs made by Hanson and Bruck-
shaw the pithching of Hanson and the
catching of McMannus.
The young Defenders would like 10 hear
from any IL year old team In the city, and
II there Is any team OF that character in
the City that think that they caan trim
the Defenders all tina Is necessary Is 10
send word to William Atkinson 30 Am
sterdam street.
GENERAL MENTION.
Two bicycles riders came together in
front OF the United Cigar Stores in the
square last evening. Both Of the men
wanted TO fight at first, but for some rea-
son they got out OF the notion, and each
with a parting 'cuss' word got on 10
their wheels and rode away, no damage
being done.
At the meeting OF Narragansett Tribe
of Workmen last evening. l3 applicants
for membership were secured. Brothers
appointed n committe to represent the
lodge at the funeral OF the late w. A.
Phillips.
Frank Hasney, a young man In the en-
ploy OF the Poscasset Ice Company. Is
confined TO his home on Union avenue
with a badly bruised leg. Yesterday. while
delivering ice. he slipped of the wagon
and one OF the wheels passed over his
leg.
Patrolmen Sherman and Hannah of the
Chance street station went down the
bay fishing this morning. and as they
carried four baskets OF mussels and a
half bushel of schrimp the indications are
that they intend TO do business.
James ogden and family OF Lowell av1
nue. have gone to Sabins Point for the
summer. No.
Patrick Mullaney of Boston is spending
a few days with friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Charles Graves died at her home
on Sewer street last evening. She had
been i'll but a few days.
Woonasauatucket tribe of Red Men met
last evening, and made final arrange
ments for their excursion that is to be
held Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Olneyville Business Mems association will
be held Monday evening at s o'clock. Con-
sideration OF outing will be in order. as
this will be the last meeting before the
summer recess Committees will report
on matters OF interest to the association.
The r. F. Burkes will play the Socltl-
nosset school team at the school tomor-
row. afternoon, The Burkes will leave
at 1880 from the corner of Handy and
Amherst street for the school
The committee from the railroad men S
ball team went to New Bedford today ia
perfect arrangements for the days outing
that is to be held at that city Friday.
June 26.
There is well-known resident who has
been looking for a gallon OF olives for a
month. He is pondering when they will
arrive at the freight station.
Frank Carney was arrested by Patrol
man Campbell last evening for damaging
the property OF Samuel Lewis on Hart
ford avenue.
Piano tickets for st ASthony's fair,
for sale at San Souci's and Esrlows.