The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20

Hone Council. Knights Of Columbus
had their third annual outing at the War
wick club yesterday. While the morning
was not such as would make one think
that the seashore would be desirable
place TO spend the day, there were never
theless more than 100 of the men<ers OF
this nourishing and progressive organiza-
ton that boarded special car In the
square. Just one hour later they were
landed at the handsome grounds or the
club The younger element started IN TO
nlay hall and DR. j. j. Dwyer being at
The head of one team and Thomas H.
Cunningham was boss OF the other. me
feature OF the game was the NUMBER
that took part, for at times one team
would have as many as 10 players while
the other and vice versa, but there was
no kick coming from either bossThe um-
hiring was also feature this official be-
ing Patrolman Martin p. Feeney ana
LAWYER James J. McCabe and the most
expert fan could not tell which was
worse. Az their Judgment was bad the
mistakes were honest so they were not
drowned as was suggested more than
dozen times
Both teams claimed the game, which
was not less than IS innings, and the
score was 20-2l. There were but few'
however. who cared TO believe any one
who was connected with the game. SO the
result will never be officially announced
In the foot race there were 30 starters
and Thomas Gibbons is credited with be-
ing the neetest OF them, but so far as
known did not get the prize for the
referee was In doubt
In the fat mans race John Reardon got
a cigar for coming in first. Martin p.
Feeney and Hugh O'Conners, vote OF
thanks for coming in second and third.
There were other contests. but who won
40 one knows.
When the party reached the grounds
they found a tempting luncheon In readi-
ness for them and at noon time there was
another, but at o'clock came the bake
and such bake for any
one who partook OF it will not care to eat
again until this evening. II was simply
delicious, and the service was the best.
The council had for its guest state Dep
uty Matthew ]. Cummings, District Dep
uty Frank NJ. Donnelly, State Secretary
w T. Nolan and others. The party left
the grounds at oclock and IL was decid-
ed that II was the most enjoyable social
affair ever held by the council. The com
mittee In charge were Frank A. Maguire
chairman; ]. j. McCabe, Esq, secretary
Owen McMann. treasurer; John Murray
James T. Hunt. Thomas f. Carr. Thomas
II. Cunningham. T. T.. Ryan, Martin p
Feeney, John Rearden, James Kearns
James Fogarty. DR. J. J. Dwyer Il. j
San Souci and James II. oRourke.
HE WAS CONVINCED.
The Rev. Father Thomas L. Kelly o
the Church OF the Assumption on Pot
ter's avenue. called upon an old frlenc
In this vicinity a day or so ago. and o
course during their conversation refer
ence was made TO the Pope. Father Kel
ly said that at the time he thought tha
the stories of the greatness Of this man.
mind had sometimes been overdrawn, bu
came 10 different conclusion later, 10
said he when ] went 10 Rome and hal
an audience with the Pope. gave him m
name and said | was from Providence
his wonderful face was covered with
smile and he said. oh. yes, Providence
Now I have a message that | want yo
20 take 10 Bishop Harkins when you 3
back. "
Father Kelly says that "one woul
think that there was but one bishop an
that was Bishop Harkness. so quickly di
he make the remark when ! told hiI
that ! was from Providence and the
and there / came TO the conclusion tha
Pope Leo was indeed wonderful man.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Ridge Athletics were thevictims {
the Dewey Boys In a game on the Merin
fats yesterday. the game being for N
benefit OF young Buchanan Of the Dew
Boys. The score was s 90 3.
An excursion party from Worcester
Mass, went through the square en- rout
for Crescent park. yesterday morning
The trip being made In cars from Oar
ielsonville
The Wickfords beat the Olneyvilles o
the Merino fats. Saturday. the scor
being II 20 s There was an atendan,
OF over 200
WAS sAUCEY.
A. 8 O'Clock last evening word was r.