The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-20


News af Heffernan's News Store. 70
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40--West.
At the 1880 services OF 81. Mary's
Catholic church yesterday tho Rev
Father Grace. pastor of the parish. an
nounced the hours for services for the
summer months which will be as follows.
and go into effect next Sunday: $50. $780,
$50. $50 and 1890 lie thanked the con-
Eregation for their response TO a call for
funds. some time ago. for he received
every penny that he expected.
He also announced that the new school
building will be dedicated on the first
Sunday IN September. and would be ready
for occupancy at the beginning OF the
term.
At the close OF the exercises yesterday,
Father Grace invited the congregation TO
call at the convent and view the work OF
the scholars OF the school. Many accept
ed the invitation and were we'll pleased
with their visit. This evening the gradu-
ating exercises OF the school will be held
and IL isl expected that Bishop Harldns
will be present and award the diplomas
20 the graduates.
The ball team from the Catholic church
at Arctic came up 10 this place. Satur-
day. TO play team from ST. Anthonys
church. and the last named team had an
idea that the chaps from the woods could
not play ball. but when the teams lined
up on the recreation grounds. on. Plain
field street the chaps from the square.
round that they had job on their hands.
and so II proved. for the chaps from the
af 70 I
The next battle between these teams
will be at Arctic on the morning of
July 4th, and again in afternoon they
will be the attraction at Father Browns
annual picnic.
A STRONG TEAM
The members OF the Thornton Ball
club do not pretend TO be crack players
but. II seems they can play good enough
60 trim the strong Merino team at Gene
Cages hotel grounds. Johnston. yester-
day, afternoon. with a score Of 10 :.
The club is made up Of young mon VINO |
belong I'm Thornton and the most of them |
are mill workers.
Mr. Gage Will make an effort 90 find a /
strong team TO play them again Sunday. |
This is a most delightful place TO spend
a days outing.
A CLOSE CALL
While riding down Atwell's avenue hill.
yesterday. Bernard McCahey 81 "a Ber-
gen street lost one OF the pedals of his
wheel and collided with the curbstone.
He was pitched against brick building,
and rendered unconscious. DR.. Jordan
was called and found a cash on the side
OF his head that required FIVE stitches TO
close. Mr.. McCshey was badly bruised
and cut up otherwise. The doctor took
him home In hls carriage.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr. James Minto. who Is the principal
owner OF the new line Of steamers TO
Block Island, entertained a number OF his
personal friends from this vicinity on the
City OF Haverhill. yesterday. Mr.. Mimic
and his associates have no doubts about
the results OF the outcome OF yesterday.
William Noon OF l67 Valley street was
watching a game OF ball In the rear OF his
home Saturday. and a stray ball struck
him In the face. rendering him uncon-
scious for half hour. DIR. Murphy was
called and cared for the young man.
The game of bali between the Olney-
villes and Milfords. Saturday. was at
tended by about 1900 persons. who were
well satisfied with the contest. There
will he no game here next Saturday as
the local team plays the Woonsockets n
Woonsocket
The railroad men and the drug clerks
have arranged for a game that will be
played "Wednesday afternoon. the Centre
dales kindly placing their grounds at the
disposal OF the teams.
John Connolly of Steuben street and Ed
ward Ryan OF Pomona avenue were lock
ed up yesterday for being drunk. and are
also charged with making assaults upon
their wives
The result OF the games played by the
Amateur League, Saturday. fol-
lows Defey Boys is; Earnsciiffe o: Vans
kuck s; Brunswicks Z: Regents %; Rail-
ways 90
Hose ~ responded to a still alarm for
blaze In the boiler house OF the Smith
field Granite works on Hartford avenue
at 1850 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Fred IaNoice and Albert Vedder, who
have been spending a two weeks vaca-
tion In New York, Albany. Rochester and
other cities. have returned home.
The Regents and the Highlands played
i2-inninE game at Palace Gardens
yesterday. The Regents won out with a
score Of TO 3
Frank OBrien was arrested at his
home I'm the rear OF l34 Valley street this
morning. on a warrant charging him with
non-support.
Margaret. wife OF Joseph Lldde and