The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-05
IN OLNEYvILLE.
Business Mems Outing a Great
Success s--EntertalnGd at Bayslda
Must Explain Assault Charge.
Rode Out Too Often.
Oineyvilie branch OF the Providence
News at Heffsrnan's News store. ID
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West.


The Olneyvilie Business Mems associa-
tion held their annual summer outing at
Palace Garden. yesterday, and like all
events held under the auspices OF the up
TO date organization, was success In
every way. The greater portion OF the
members left the square In a special car
at 80 o'clock. while others went TO the
grounds es early as their business and
engagements would allow them.
There were those present who said that
the day had two leading features one be-
ing the dinner and the other the ball
game. There were none found but what
were ready and willing to say that the
dinner was fine and nothing shy.
The ball game which was the cause OF
moro than one man walking like horse
with bone SPAWN for the next few days
was as exciting as ball players could
make ~ for there may have been four or
the is players that could play just ga lit
tie bit.
The line up was as follows: T1dd's
Pants--Cutchiy. Connor, Barnes, Carl,
Dolby, Murphy, 11dd, Lavoie. Hacking.
Beane's Blenders -Braney. Dwyer, Null
hearn, Beane, Russell. Barr, Kendrick,
NORM. Day.
These men played IN any position that
they cared to and wherever they cared
20. The best SCORE keeper on earth could
not keep any trark of the game, but as
near as can be learned 3e-s5 was the rec
ord and either side could have the larger
number by getting the permission Of tho
other side.
Connors was credited with II strike outs
and "Doo" Dwyer with two-thirds as
many Squire Russell who many said,
was the best player OF the bunch could do
no better than to have his name down for
two base hits, Hacking got three base
hits.
Home runs, most OF which were acct
dents were scored by Dwyer. who got
four of them, and Hacking who got
three. 1t was estimated that in the first
edition OF the game not less than 40 In
nings were played. which number
would have been larger but for the din
ner bell
Those of the players who could walk
started I'm on the second edition ana
played TO the limit The well known
'.Kevesome Brothers," six I'm number en-
joyed themselves with a party OF 81 old
friends In one corner of a pavilion and all
went weil until the largest of the broth
ers coined a new word. and this ended
this part OF the days outing for the other
FIVE brothers spent the time In going to
the wise one in search Of a definition for
the new word and the dinner bell broke
There was some jumping until some
one came along and jumped upon Coun-
Gilman DAVIS record, and even his side
pard, Councilman Darling. could not per-
euade him to linger longer on the field.
The day as a whole was delightful one
and the only drawbacks are being real
fzed today.
O'Donnell, E. A Mitchell. w j. Bans
pach, william Hughes. j. Frank Russell
Walter b. Harris and p. r. Cannon.
AN ENJOYABLE OUTING.
The Home Whist club of this place
was the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Byron A.
Smith at their summer residence at Bay
side yesterday. A few games were played,
Just enough TO cover the rules. when all
were taken on board OF Mr.. Smith 8
yacht, and given a most delightful sail
Upon their return tc the residence a
tempting luncheon was served on the
lawn.
The winners at whist we're Mrs Thomas
Mills, Mrs. Hugo Marks. Mrs. Peterson
Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Ira Congdon.
DAD SAYS HE'LL. BE THERE.
Frederick Clary, local young man
has been wanted by the police for day
or so, to call at the Sixth district court
and tell why Walter Simino should make
the statement that Clary assaulted him.
Young cinry WAS not at home when
member OF the police department calles
last evening. but Mr.. Clary, senior. tolc
the messenger that Joe would be on han'
this morning.
GENERAL MENTION.
Joseph Hanley, well known about IN
square, was among those who rode dow
town this morning in the Black Maria
Joe was sent down for being drunk
and as this is his third ride within few
weeks, the chances are that he will no
return with the setting Of the sun.
Mr.. Hugh O'Connor. Of the oConno
Brothers, with his wife and daughter
sailed for the south last evening for
short stay. and the last words TO MI
O'Connor as he sailed away We're: 'An
the Watch is Missing SILL
The teams OF the Providence Amateu
league are scheduled to play as follow
tomorrow: Regents vs.. wanskucks, Val
lev street: Dewey Boys VS. Brunswick
Olneyvillo: Railway VS. Earnscline a
Davis park.