The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-27
IN OLNEYvILLE.
Dispute Results in Arrest OF
Young Man for Assault.
Italian Catholics Anxious for
Parish Of Their Own.

Oineyville branch OF the Providence
News at Henenan's News Store. ID
Hartford avenue Telephone 40-West.
Waiter Henry and Walter Stone got
into a dispute on Duxbury street. We'd
nesday. over a customer. both being
nnflkmen. Mr. Stone evidently got n
little the worst OF the contest, for he
made complaint against Mr.. Henry
which the police investigated and the re-
suit was that Mr.. Henry was told TO
appear at the session OF the Sixth dis
trict court this morning. and answer
10 a charge OF making an assault upon
Stone.
A NEW TEAM
A baseball team made up from the
members OF the Young Mems Literary
and Social club. has been formed. and
IN to be known as the Giadiators. John
o. Feercy has been selected M captain
and Arthur Carmody as manager The
other members OF the team are as fol-
lows: w. j. Mclaughlin. J. A. McIaugh-
lin. Edwrad j. McKenna, John Quinn.
James A Forrest, Michael II. Hanlon.
Joseph f. Hanlon. William f. Riley. and
John r. Hazard.
They have made arrangements to play
a game Sunday at Centredale with
team from a local Camp OF the American
Order Of woodmen-
WANT A CHURCH.
There Is a movement on foot, headed
~ft
of this place to establish Catholic
church. There is already quite large
sum raised for this purpose and the work
has been done very quietly by those in
charge OF the project. but many think
that the bishop will hardly sanction the
move.as there is now a church at Thorn
ton and one on Knight street
GENERAL. MENTION
Herbert Davidson. a young man en-
ployed by the Mills Tea company, made
a heroic stop ON the square yesterday.
A horse attached TO a light team, was
speeding by the door. and Mr.. Davidson
saw the horse fn time TO prepare to stop /
him. which he did
Edward Maher who lives on Atwelrs
avenue: John Mafly on Amsterdam street
and George Featherstone who. according
10 the police, are not the sort OF boys
that make a neighborhood pleasant, were
taken into custody this morning for
sleeping out
Mr.. Charles H 1'hurber has been wait
ing for Forrest Thomas to pay the city
visit for many moons. He came back
Yesterday and was soon in the hands OF
the police Thomas seems TO have for
gotten that he has child that needs a
little assistance. from him.
The Roosevelt Alumni Baseball team h
out with a challenge for a game for
Decoration day morning. The team is
TO be composed of graduates Of Roosevelt
grammar school Any alumni team can
arrange a game by addressing 8. e Hall,
manager Oineyville, r. I.
The same of ball on the Merino flats
tomorrow should be one OF the hottest Of
the season as the Olneyvilfes will have
for their contestants the Dean Academy
Club. The lineup OF the local team viii
be the sarne as last Saturday, only Lynch
win pitch.
The n,embezs OF hook and ladder, No. 8,
on Laurel Hi avenue. desire to extend
Though This column t1iar hearty thanks
to Mrs. James Weeks Of 1o3 Laurel Hiil
avenue for the large supply OF excellent
reading matter presented to the company.
John Corlin. seven years old. OF 297
Grove street, was bitten by a dog owned
by Edward Ayers Of 721 Harris avenue.
At the request OF Mr.. Aver the dog was
Brothers John K fIszard. William r.
Donnelly. John r. Swailov-, ]. O. Feeney.
James r. Powers anc James Il, Curran
VIII represent Willow camp OF woodman
at the open meeting of Providence camp |
HEN IN the Lily building this evening.
The msny friends OF tho firm OF Fox a !
McNau1ara are most cordially invited TO 4
visit them this evening. and inspect their |
newly and elegantly fitted cafe at the 4
CORNER OF Westminster and Bough streets.
A horse attached TO an express wagon |
fell az ths corner OF Broadway and VAL
ley seyeet, hast evening. and broke one OF
the shafts OF the wagon. The OUTFIT was
owned By the Salvation Army.
A lawn party viii be given at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. VI. B. Drew. Is Barrows
street, FOR the benefit OF the Christian En-
deayor society conn ected with the Plain
field Street Baptist church. Friday even
ing. Juno 3.
DIT. II. o. Brown Of Ehnxood and hts
friend. Mr. C. d. Thompson of New York.
both Of whom are expert checker players,
were the gsests OF the ofneyvtlle Checker
club yesterday. and were royalty enter
fained
A large snow plow, n huge ice waxon. a
wagon loadcd with lawn settees, and n
bloomer car came near getting into mix
UP In front OF the branch OF the Union |
Trust company. yesterday afternoon.
The Providence Amateur iesg que will |
play as follows tomorrow afternoon: !.
Raflways-Regents at Wansleuck: Bruins /
wick w. Warskuchs at Davis Park; |
Eai1secliffe vs. Dewey's Boys on Valley /
street grounds.
Hugh J. Leonard. janitor OF the Chat |
fee street police station. IL enjoying his |
annual vacation.
Mr.. Henry Carpenter OF Pocasset ave
nue.. h spending a few days at Bristol
William Sherman OF Pawtuxet spent /
yesterday with friends In this section
Dr. Longfe1low II expected TO arrive
homo during the first week OF June
Bsseban-Merfno Flats. Saturday, May
~. az s:ssi osneyvilie W. Dean Acad-
envy.
Decoration Day-Oineyville VS.. Lynn.
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.
MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP