The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-12
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Local Business Men Had Poor
Luck at Trout Fishing.
fearful Farewell TO Father
BTady--Genera| Mention.

Olneyville branch OF the providence
News at Heffernan's News store.
hartford avenue Telephone 40-West.
Yesterday. a bank clerk, a paymaster'
an overseer connected with one OF the To-
cal mills. and the best known dealer In
haberdashery in the square went trout
fishing All are we'll known and are
among the best fishermen In the state.
n was the duty OF the overseer TO FUR
nish bait for the party and he attended
20 n all right He had four slick paste
board boxes filled with worms. one for
each member Of the party.
They took an early car and went to the
south part OF the state TO the brook. The
habefds sherry man proved 10 be the ad-
vance Nimrod u the party ana when ne
opened his bait box he found only barley.
All that was left for him 20 do was 10
walk about a mile and n quarter, where
he fell In With the hank clerk, who had
plenty OF bait. but no trout.
IL was decided not 10 say anything
about the matter. but when the wife or
the oyerseer came 10 make a soup for the
midday meal and turned a lot OF worms
into the pot on the stove instead OF bar
lev. she did not know but what she had
rome s'hsighouse- but n last she happen
cd 20 think that her husband had the
might before used four Just such boxes for
bait came 20 the conclusion that he must
have taken the box OF barley instead of
the worms.
They had no soup for dinner. nor did
any OF the families have any trout for
supper for the party got only eight bites
all day. The matter Of the worms and
barley was talked over In the square, this
morning
BELKNAP-KEMPTON NUPTTALS.
Nj Emory r. Belknap. one OF the best
known motormen on the Broadway route,
and Miss Ella Exemption. who for many
years had charge OF Cyril s Colwells
Yesta urant. at D. Oneyville square. we're
united I'm marriage BY the Rev George n.
,Ctrler. pastor OF the Baptist church at
Greenwich. Tuesday evening. The cere-
mony was performed AT the home Of Jo-
seph Belknap. brother OF the happy
man, IN Johnston. Miss Mamie Thompson
of New York city. niece OF the bride.
was the bridesmaid, and Joseph Belknap
was the besf man.
After the ceremony had been performed
reception and wedding dinner followed.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Belknap were the re-
cipents OF many warm congratulations.
They have also many handsome tokens OF
love and esteem that were presented TO
them by remtfves and friends.
They will spend their honeymoon with
relatives and friends I'm Boston and New
York and upon their return will take up
their residence at 81 Almy street Mr.
Belknap's associates at the car barn on
Hartford avenue were by no means for
gotten for yesterday morning there was
sufficient quantity OF good cigars on
hand for all. from the foreman TO the
young men who clean the cars Df
"A "A N iaS ,olily
and are very popular with all
There were many of the friends OF both
present NJ the wedding from New York,
Boston and Fall River
rs DOING WELL.
John A. sullivan. who is well known
here as boxer writes friend that he
r. TO take part I'm contest al San Diego
this evening. little more than Ia wears
ago sullivan was one ~ the contestants
IN the most spirited bout ever seen In
that city, and, while he had practically
retired from the ring. was induced by the
leading sports 10 give them Just one more
exhibition OF his ability as a boxer
To the many warm friends OF Sullivan
~ can De said that he IL doing nicely and
has purchased number of house lots
In that city. and he also SAYS that when
the Panama Canal and steel plant
valued at 10000 are completed that San
ihrko VIII ne the greatest city on the
Pacific coast
tr WE'RE MUCH AFFECTED.
The parishioners OF ST. Theresas were
obliged 20 say farewell 20 the Rev Fathe.
John E Brady, who for a number OF
years was the assistant 20 the Rev
Father owen r. Clarke and while al
were pleased that he had been promoted
10 take charge OF parish at PheniX
where he takes up his labors tomorrow
H.le -
him. for he had. by his gentle manner
and kindly disposition endeared himself
10 all. not only 10 the members OF tn,
church. hut TO the entire community. ",
always found time TO assist those fl
trouble and In need and In way tina
showed that he was interested in what
ever the case might be.
There was many a tear I'm sight At TIA
church this morning when members bad
him good by. and all wished him a mos
successful future.
WILL CLOSE THIS EVENING.
The contest for the handsome chalic
between Rev. Father Sullivan OF tn
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament. an
Rev Father o'Donnell OF 81. Michaer'
closes az 10 o'clock this evening. At ths
hour delegates from both churches WI
call upon the reverend gentlemen and co
lect the votes. Subsequently the delegs
tlons win meet. count the votes ~ bot
contestants and announce the result
GENERAL MENTION
The great game OF the Railroad leagJ
viii be played on the Merino flats tomo
row. The local team and that OF u
Riversid barn will come together ar
both claim 20 have the best nine In u
league.
Martini Lusigman. years old. W,
found astray on Gladstone avenue
T.2o last evening by Patrolman Henr
who sent her 20 the station ana W.
called for later by her father o;
Cranst5n street.
W. r. Bales 81 q Perry street fouf
an open faced silver Waltham watc
on Westminster street which the own'
can have BY calling az the above addres
The Hon. G. Y. Lee was the princip'
speaker at meeting Of the Republica
club last evening. Many names wet
added 10 the roster of the club.
The funeral OF Catherine. widow
Henry Miilitt. was held at Christ churcl
Mantcn. AZ oclock this afternoon.
This being Ascension day service