The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-01
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Veterans From Soldiers Home
TO Pass FuT|oughs Here.
Dedication Of Church Will Be
Imposing--PTiz8 Winners.

Oneyvile branch OF the Providence
News al Heffenans News Store, j
Hartford avenue Telephone 4o-West.
william Henderson. well known In thu
place, and who Is now at the Old Sol
diers Home at Togus, Me. writes an ol'
ing and he also send a program OF th'
exercises OF Memorial day. which
shows that the old comrades at the home
have quite as an elaborate celebra tor
"A they do In any OF tho larger cities
Mr. Henderson also states that the fol
lowing old soldiers OF this city, who are
at the home. will come here on theii
furloughs during this month: George
Thompson OF . Barton street. 30 days
John Kelly, Eddy street, 90 days, James
Hammond. sss Huntington avenue, sC
days; Frederick Louis. S street, 81
days. and John Hawkes.. Charles street.
% osys.
Mr. Henderson has just returned To
the home from his furiough, which no
spent I'm Olneyville where he intended TO
pass the summer. but WAS taken SICK
after his arrival here. thus necassitating
his return sooner than he had planned
for.
WAITING AND WATCHING.
young rrcnchman named Tatro has
leased a lot Of land on lanyard lane.
which he has planted with all sorts of
vegetables. Mr.. Tatro Is a skilled work
man, but, II what his friends say OF
him be true. he certainly is no farmer
The lot that he has leased runs by the
WoonasQuetucket river and IL Is report
ed that he has planted everything from
rawbarrias TO CLAIMS and some OF the
sesds have been sown some planted I'm
drills, some IN hills and some any old
way and his friends think that when
ne goes to pick a mess OF peas, that ne
is just as apt TO find that they are sweet
peas as there are the ordinary pea At
any rate. not a few OF his chums will
watch the outcome OF Tatro's first at
tempt at farming.
WILL BE IMPOSING.
Sunday June of this year will. in all
probability be one of the most important
In tho history OF the Church OF the
blessed Sacrament, for on that day this
magnificent ediffce win be dedicated. The
program, which has already been ar
ranged. will be of most imposing char
acter, and, as already has been stated I'm
this column. the male chorus, which the
Rev. Father Simmons has taken so
much interest In perfecting will be heard
in public for the first time.
The Right Reverend Bishop Harkins
other high church officials Will take part
and II In expected that Cardinal Gibbons
viii also be present.
PRIZE WINNERS.
Thomas NJ. Casey Of Daniel avenue and
James Collingham OF Pocasset avenue
are the winners OF the prizes at the
Rhode Island School OF Design both
being very good sketch makers OF the
mechanical course. Young Casey won
by his isomotricA drawing. while Col
lingham got his by HIS cam designing
They were both students Of the Manual
Training high school.
SATURDAYS GAME.
The olneyvilles will meet the strong
pawtuckets on Merino fats Saturday.
There 10 a great rivalry between these
teams since last season. Mike Lynch OF
Brown will be in the box for Olneyville.
and II will probably be the last game he
will pitch In Providence previous to join
Ing Pittsb,rg
Olneyvinc is playing fast ball and the
team that beats them will certainly have
10 play ball" Manager Teeney says he
is out to trim Olneyville and olneyvflle
wall be wpiting for him.
GENERAL MENTION.
visit from one OF the members of the
board OF health to Eden street would, no
doubt, be appreciated by some OF the
residents OF that street for. within few
feet OF Broadway, fs the largest assort-
ment OF old cans 20 be found anywhere
In this city. outside OF public dump On
a ha OF al
lection Is not anything that one OF any
sense Of smell can enjoy
An alarm OF fire was sent In from box
AIS by citizen at o'clock yesterday
afternoon for fire I'm the home or
Patrick Malone. G2 Broadway. The fire.
the cause OF which is not known
originated in a commode in a sleeping
room and did considerable damage TO the
room and contents.
William Mclaughlin, son OF Patrolnan
James y. Mclaughlin, was called upon
by housefull OF his friends at his home.
1ss Chapzn avenue. last evening. he hav-
ing reached his 2ist birthday. He was
The recipient OF many handsome pres
ents. A delicious luncheon was served
Antonio Genseei. Is years old was
arrested yesterday afternoon on the
charge OF stealing a pocket book con-
taiuing $3.50. the property OF Rsphei
Nhenuno. "a teliOW workman az the At
lantic mills.
While the family OF williams q Town
dy OF 50 Opheiia street were away from
home yesterday. an attempt was made 10
enter the house by cutting away n
screen and light OF glass
Bridget Higgins. 45 years old was
seized with Illness on. Troy street last
evening and was taken I'm to house
nearby and cared for. She went TO her
home unassisted later In the evening
The bicycles. found I'm the rear OF a.
McDOnough street a day OF 80 ago by the
police have been ret@rned To their own
ers. Thomas Rich OF n Ledge street and
Arthur Seniceal Of Wilson street
James Brothers. three years old. was
found estray yesterday afternoon. by
Patroi.nan Mckenzie and returned 10 his
home. 40 Harold street.
DIR. Longfellow who has been In
Europe for number OF months. returned
home, last evening.
Mr.. J. W.. Banspach OF the firm OF
Banspach Brothers and his wife. have re-
turned from somewhat extended south
am trip
The fair that has been running for n
few days NJ 81. Anthony's church closed
last evening II was fairly successful.
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ycflr fafhers