The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-11
IN OLNEYvILLE.
Rev. Father Su|llVan's Farewell
to ST. May's Parish.
Lads Arrested for Throwing
Stones Family Reunions.

Oneyvilie branch of the froVlue"S
News at Hefernan's News s.ore. -
Hartford avenue. Telephone
The Rev. Father ]. +. Sullivan VINO mrs
aeon one OF the cVates at st. Mary
~hurch and who has been placed IN
charge OF the new parish at WansKuch'
preached his farewell sermon yesterday
He said that Il was pleasure 10 MN
q, ,ook hack and see what had been done
IN the parish, and, while the pastor, keV,
Rather Grace was at the heao OF AZ
movements he was exceedingly gao tha'
he had an opportunity 10 ADD mite 10
the great work that had been accom-
,,,shed He was followed by rather
rraca who said that he and the rest or
pss neonle were sorry OF losing one VINO
bad so endeared himself 10 all. but that
ali should be happy to see that he had
been given so holy trust.
Father Grace also announced that oue
fime suitable recognition would be mace
30 Father Sullivan, and as 81 Wa
parish does nothing half way the reccgni-
zion will no doubt be a handsome one
YOUNG WARRIORS.
william DAILY OF Sutton street and
Angelo Arcangelo OF 156 Spruce street
wore taken into custody last evening on
a warrant charging them with reveling.
For some time boys have been con-
~repating IN Davis park and amusing
themselves by throwing stones at ltalians
who visit the dump. Saturday evening
Patrolman Jones found big battle on
and he<brdered the boys In the park TO
atom hut. instead OF doing as ordered,
fhev tackled the patrolman and one or
the large stones thrown by the boys
str,nk the patrolman just above the
ankle OF his left leg, cutting gash about
three inches long.
He learned the names OF some or the
boys and succeeded In getting the TWO
above mentioned and others ~y1ll be
arrested later.
A GREAT GAME.
The RiverpoInters who came here Sat
rrday with their ball team went home
downcast. and not few OF them with
.but little more than car fare, for the
neslv organized Ogneyville team trimmed
them 10 the tune of to 3. This was
oufte a lar for the Riverpoints for they
looked for walk over
Next Saturday the woonsocket Gyms
are 20 stack Up against the Olneyvires.
ana the visitors are TO have Lahey. the
former Boston university pitcher. with
their regular team.
The rame Saturday last was said by
many 10 be the best ever witnessed on
the Merino fats. but II Is expected that
the one Saturday next will be smoking
hot" oineyvi-e viii make no change In
its lineup for the occasion.
FAMILY REUNION.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Morris held a fam,
avenue yesterady afternoon. there being
s. persons and representing four genera.
lions present The meeting was held
principally TO take action on some pro-
gram to be given Friday. August 4, when
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris we'll have been mar
ried half century. committe was
meet later. Before the happy party dis
persed a photograph was taken by Des
Oranges and these Will be distributed on
the occasion OF the golden wedding an
niversary.
WILL DO THEIR SHARE.
The Holy Name society held a meeting
at 1 O'clock yesterday afternoon In the
lehapel when two candidates were ad-
The sprdS1 gpsynSe prsrter the shoTt Ror
talk and then bade them good bye. A
eommittee OF fivet consisting OF Joseph
Appleton. Patrick Padien. M II corri-
6'Conneli were appointed TO confer with
the pastor OF the church In relation TO a
suitable recognition from the society OF
interest taken in the society for so many
years
II was the intention OF the small army
Of employers OF the Banspatch Brothers
20 have their annual outing yesterday
but all had to be on duty at the estab-
1ishment during the day and the greater
part of the night to prepare the ratons
for the soldiers who went 10 Quonset,
this morning, the firm having been sell
ected to care for the inner man.
Red Cross chapter. connected with the
Church of Messiah. together with st.
Andrew chapter OF ST. Andrews church
OF Mount Pleasant and the mems cluo
OF Christ church, South Providence. are
arranging for a moonlight excursion on
the steamer Baltimore. for Friday even
ing July .. The boat VIII leave Craw-
ford street bridge. East Side. al o'clock.
Quite number OF flags we're seen fly
sng In the annexed district, Saturday,
which led many 10 ask what " holiday
It was. but the nearest that could be
found 20 a hoiidoy was a band concert
on Newtaconkanut Hi. and some took
this az dediacatory celebration
Two sets OF double harness. valued az
ss5, were stolen from Frank siavin's barn
on Atwelrs avenue bat when Mr. S'avin
does not know. one or the sets W
found In a blacksmith shop ON Valley
street by the police.
Miss Hattie Pohle Of whittier avonue
who went TO Spend her vacation vile,
relatives NJ Hartford Conn. some time
ago. and was taken sick coon after haI
arrival there. - improving and will re
turn an a few days.
Al ST Marys church tomorrow morn
ing at 3 O'clock. James J. McCabo. ga,
popular young lawyer. aud ot ono tim.
connected with the repertorial stafr oi
The News. win be united in marriage Z,
Miss Emma Mlkin.
Miss Dascy Thornley, OF % Ralph stree
left for Crompfor this morning. whor,
she will visit relatives for a few weeks
The square was well filed with uni
formed men this morning en- route fo
camp. among them being tho Sheridan
Guards.
An old woodshed IN the rear ~ tn
Fenner stand on Plainheld street wal
destroyed by fire early yesterday morn
ing. Tramps are supposed 20 be th,
cause.
The Sunset club will meet this evenln.
and take action on their annual outing
Julia. wife of Patrick Curran. died n
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