The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-09

Olneyville branch OF ths Providence
News at Herernsn's News Store. ID
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West.
The Rev. Father James r. Barley. who
was recently ordained 10 the priesthood
at Rome, celebrated his hrst high mass
at ST. Mary's church at 1890 yesterday
morning the handsome edjhce being filled
with the many friends OF the young man.
qhe Rev. Father INilly. a classmate OF
Father BARLEY at Rome. was deacon and
the Rev. Father Power was master OF
ceremonies.
The Rev. Father Grace, pastor OF the
church, preached the sermon. dwelling
particularly on the life OF young priest.
All the close OF the impressive ceremony
Father BARLEY impaired his blessing TO
the congregation.
The Forty Hours devotion began sim
ultaneousiy with the high mass at the
conclusion OF which the blessed sacrament
was left exposed and will continue 10 be
adored until tomorrow morning. There
were services this morning and will be
sgain tomorrow morning at ., and
o'clock.
sPRINKLING CAR ARRIVES.
The hearts OF many would have been
made glad this morning had Il not rained.
nhe hearts OF many. and especially those
who had handsome lawns and small
patches OF garden. were happy as IL was.
But the rain held back for one day
at least. a blessing that has been prayed
for. and not a few had given up pray
ing any more for another good fortune.
This was TO come in the shape OF an
up-to-date sprinkling car for service on
unpaved streets, over which electric lines
run.
This would take in Manton avenue,
from the top OF the hill at Julian street.
10 near the fire station az Dyerville. Dyer
avenue from Odd Fellows square 10 the
city line. and Hartford avenue from the
railroad crossing 10 the city line.
CHANGE IN POLICE BEATS
For a month or more there has been
manifest a desire from a certain section
on Manton avenue 20 have shift made
among the police and the SHIFT came
last evening. Patrolman wllkensen was
sent 20 what is called the Junction
heat at Manton Patrolman McCrann
was given Patrolman Wilkinsons beat
and Patrolman Sherman. who has been
:. sort OF "A handy man for some time. mas
10 all appearances, been settled down on
beat No IS. which is IN the annexed dis
tricf. and IL looked upon as one OF the
best.
RECOVERED HIS PAY.
Thomas summerscales. who is employed
IN one OF the mills on Valley street iost
his nay envelope and its contents Satur-
day evening and Il was found by fellow
workman named Thomas Broadfield OF
woodfall street who recognized the en-
veiope az one OF those used by the com
pany. Yesterday Mr. Broadheld and MT.
summersoales met and the former ~
the latter OF the incident Mr.. GUNNER
scales feels very thankful that 80 honest
a man as Mr.. Broadfield found the money.
II was Mr. Broadfield's intentions to take
the money to tho mill. this morning, ana
see that II went TO the one who lost it'
TO OPEN THE SEASON.
Representatives Of the Providence ANA
tuer Baseball league will meet this even
ing and complete arrangements for the
opening OF the season on Saturday. The
Brunswick and Railway Clerks will play
on Davis Park tho Earnscfife and Re
gents on Valley street, near Atwels ave-
nue., and the Dewey Boys and Wanskucks
at Wanskuck
GENERAL MENTION.
Francis Toolin. two and half years
old. was picked up on Laurel Hill avenue
bv Patroiman Bates yesterday afternoon
and sent TO the station. He was later call
ed for by his mother Of 81 Bowdoin street
The olneyville Grays Saturday after
noon defeated the Star boys by score
of 10 T. The personnel of the Oineyvile
Grays was as follows; Joe Burns. c.;
George Conboy, D.; Henry Pendasast. Id. !:
Frank Bottomley, 2b.; George Bottomley,
sb.: William German, SIS; John O'Rourke.
l. r.: Earl Humphrey, r. r.; John Ma
guire. O. {.
The Olneyville club put up a great game
with the club from the Dean academy.
Saturday afternoon, winning by score
OF 2 TO /. There was very large at
tendance and all went away satisfied with
the work OF the home team.
Consider rable interest is being taken In
the contest between Rev. FIR. sullivan OF
the Church OF the Blessed Sacrament
and Rev Fr. O'Donnell OF ST Michaers
for the beautiful chalice that Is on ex-
hbition at the fair now being held by
ST. Mlchaels church.
Some miserable thief broke open the
poor box at ct Mary's Catholic church,
Saturday evening, and stole about 81.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Now is the time 20 take spring medi-
cine PaiNs celery Compound &c; At
woods II eis l5c-. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription CSC Pierces Medical Dis
covery. 6sc.. Pinkhsrp's Vegetable Com
mound &c Peruna Sc: Kiimer's SWAMP
Root. ssc and Tsc; Nason's sarsaparilla
CSC, B>ef Wine and Iron, &c. and soc.
snith's Buchu aud IAthis Pile. l1o
Father Johns Medicine. &c. ana Toe
pyrou A. Smith, Prescription Druggist
10 Olneyvilie Square.
Group instantly relieved Or. Thomas
Electric OIL Perfectly safe. Never fails
At any drug store.
Every family should have its house
hold medicine chest and the first bottle q
a. shoule be DR. Woods Norway PIN
Syrup. Natures --medy for coughs an,
colds
Itching piles. Never mind Il physiciar1