The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-08
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Moose CIubmsn VIII Wear
silk Hat on Alternate Days.
Juvenile Highwaym0n- Fans
Were Pleased Sold Goods.

The Moose club held its second annual
outing and clambake on It's grounds at
Manton yesterday, and IL was a most
enjoyable affair 1t was about 10 o'clock
when the club left the square. and upon
the arrival at the grounds found lun-
cheon In readiness for them. This was
quite as hearty as some people have for
their regular dinners, but II was only
lunch for the moose.
All sorts OF sports were INDUCED In,
and there was, oe course, ball game,
but this was so overiowing with errors
that Pop Gormley. the umpire, intimated'
the IS men who played should be sent 10
fail II they ever mention the fact that
they played.
Everybody had to pitch quoits. and II
finally simmered down TO Messrs Casey.
F1nneran Tanning and McGinnis. The
last two won the prize. being SILK nat.
and as both men wear the same size mats,
and are never OFF the same afternoons
together, IL was decided between them
that the hat should be kept In the cafe
where they are TO be found every day
and each will take his turn in wearing
the hat The first one 10 get married
will be the owner OF the tile.
About $50 the bake was opened, ana
members OF lns CIutiiituih Slec l'N'Ntt
sat down To one that was better. Tor IL
contained clans, chickens, corn, sau-
sage, Holsters, Irish and sweet potatoes
and several kinds OF FISH.
After all had full and plenty there was
a sufficient amount of everything In the
bake for nearly as many more persons
In fact there was nothing lacking TO
make the affair just what II was IN
tended for, and that was good time
Mr.. Casey Che of Plainfield streeD, was
the winner in all of the athletic sports,
and some OF the sports that were not OF
an athletic character
Music for the occasion was furnlshed
~, Morris Iacobson's orchestra. Mr..
James Mccarthy was chef and chairman
OF the committee and had for his right
bower Louis MCGOWAN. Others on the
committee were John J. Rogers, Albert
la Duke. Thomas Millett, John CORN
ley and John Scott.
A BAD GANG.
For the second time within two weeks,
n woman has been held UP on Hartford
avenue by juvenile foot pads and roobed'
Saturday evening Miss Elizabeth lsley
of 43l4 Hartford avenue, when near the
railroad crossing was met by two boys
>on of whom wore knee trousers. When
one of them grabbed her purse containing
81 and made off into the darkness before
she had hardly learned what happened
IL was less than 10 minutes before that
that Patrolman Bourge was In the vicin-
ity and, IL is presumed that the young
hghwaymen were sure that they could
get away before the woman had made
any outcry.
This is a lonesome spot and should be
better lighted, IL is said for there is
great deal of traffic over this thorough
care.
nd
the Wickfords Saturday was all that
baseball fans could ask for even II the
home team did get the little end or the
game for the score was 10.
Everybody played hall from start to
finish and could the home team make ar
rangements TO have the same team next
Saturday there Is not the least doubt but
the attendance would be in the vicinity
of 5000 The manager OF the Wickfords
stated that IL would be out OF the dues-
tion for his club TO play on that date as
they have homo engagement He prom
ised that the club will come again before
the season was ended.
SHE SOLD OUT.
Mrs. c. o. willard whose husband was
taken into custody early Saturday morn
ing on the charge OF adultery, in less
than one hour after sunrise on that day
disposed OF every article OF furniture in
her home Some OF them she sold, and
what she did not sell she gave away.
Later in the day Willard, who was
released on bail with his counsel and
deputy sheriff called at the home OF the
sister of Mrs. Willard and caused that
lady considerable trouble in searching for
missing goods.
MRS. ELLEN MAGILL DEAD.
Prayers for the repose of the soul Of
Mrs Ellen Magil were requested at st.
Mary's church yesterday, as she had died
Saturday.
Mrs Ellen Magill was the widow OF
Police Captain Patrick j. Magill. and she
passed away at Bellevue hospital, New
York city, Saturday
Mrs Magill had gone To Bellevue. whore
her son, William. Is an inferno. to undergo
n delicate operation. which was performed
on Wednesday She did not recover from
the effects Of the operation.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Misses Mary Finnerty OF Haverhill,
Mass and Miss Mamie Braney OF 100
Plainneld street, left for New York last
evening During their absence. which
will be a week or more, they will visit
friends at Kingston, and will possibly
drive to Esopus.
Mr.. John Wallace of 553 Harris avenue.
found a bundle containing two pairs OF
new shoes and pair OF trousers at the
corner OF Westminster and Messer streets
Saturday evening, which the owner can
have by calling at his place.
Mr. T. r Allen has returned from his
annual outing and Mr.. John Read. Mr..
Aliens manager with his wife and family
started for Putnam. Conn. this morning