The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29

Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News ut Hefernon's News Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone N-West
Al the meeting OF Willow camp. Modern
woodmen OF America, last evening, five
Applications for membership were re-
ceived. The committee who were ap-
pointed soms time ago 20 find n new locs-
tion reported that in the future the meet
ings would be held or the evenings Of the
second and fourth Mondays OF each
month In Guild hall except Monday even
ing April II. when the meeting would be
held in Kennedy and Coughs hall, 81
Mantou avenue. Then a class or candi-
dates numbering about ~. win be
initiated by tho famous dagree team of
this camp
The camps VINO have ssgnined their In
tentions of taking part in this event are
Commonwealth. Mount Pleasant and
What Cheer. Every member OF this order
Is cordially invited to be present. At the
close OF these exercises the social com
mfttee OF the camp will assume charge
OF the meeting and demonstrate what
they are capable OF doing in the way of
entertaining Another important matter
of business last evening was the appoint
the baseball team. the captain OF which
said that the team would be I'm readiness
| In few weeks TO go on the field, and
! would tackle any strong team in the
| state.
HAD A SMOKE TALK.
! When an association Of s75 members ca
| induce more than 300 TO get together at
one time Is something to be proud OF.
but this is just what the Robert Emmet
I lfaW-~ z4r.sN
an adjourned meeting head in the armory
of the Olneyville Temperance cadets. last
evening.
The meeting was what the members
termed smoke talk" but was held
principally TO talk over matters pertain
| Ing TO Irish day. The following members
were appointed TO arrange for the same:
T. j. Mathews, chairman, Thomas Don
ley secretary; James Burns, treasurer.
They will be assisted by the following
well known gentlemen: John +. Harlow
Luke Kavanaugh, Esq, J. NJ Sullivan,
T. T. Cooney. j. T. Coonev, Thomas H.
Bride. Daniel r. Grady, J. l.. Cannon and
James Moreland
OLNEYVILI4E BALI. CLUB
Olneyville Baseball association has Sc
cured Frank l. Nevich OF Portsmouth. n
H.. who pitched for Dartmouth college
the season Of 1902
INST year pltcle0 Tor Lynn, winning
~ out OF IL games defeating the Woon-
socket Gyms. Milford and other strong
teams and tho Newbury-ports with the
great Dressed in the box ~ to He Is
In the same class with Bobby Lawson
Faulker and Lynch. He knows the game
from A TO Il. and is one of the best
hatters I'm his class and the Olneyville
fans can place their confidence on this
man. Another welcome bit OF news is
hae ~ ,
for five games with the wickfords and
the management of the club say that the
Yale Harvard games will not be in e
with this series
A HEAP OF DUST.
Store Keepers in and about the square
had a demonstration this morning Of the
frll value of cans to be used by the
sweepers. for while these men were en-
gagged in their work. they succeeded in
raising cloud of dust that found its
way into the stores and there rested upon
silk and cotton goods, much TO the dis
gust of the store keepers
One Of the leading dealers says that
when the streets were I'm the condition
that they were this morning that they
should be sprinkled before the sweepers
tackled THEM.
LOOKED NICE.
The heaviest patrolman at the Chaffee
street station was tho slickest looking
one in line at roll call this morning for
he had on a brand new coat and appeared
as IL he had just came back from
wedding.
Now that the sun makes It's appear
ance long before the night mon leave
their beats they are obliged TO. "Slick-
up little more than they did, when
they could answer roll call by gas light.
WILL, STEAL, RIDES
Another little boy, Cornenus Hanlou OF
% Piaanffeld street IL at the Rhode Island
hospital. the result of riding on a team.
Near Sterling avenue ne, with two other
BOYS boarded one OF Fffeld's hay wagons
and the Hanlon boy fell of. He was
taken 70 the hospital. where II was found
that ne had sustained compound frsc-
ttir. OF his raw.
FELL FROM HIS TEAM
william Dawes. 8 teamer for William
Harris. while driving on Valley street.
yesterday afternoon, accidentally dropped
one OF his reihs and In making an effort
10 catch Il. lost hts balance and fell be-
tween tn. heels OF his horse and wagon.
He was picked ND by two young men,
who sent word to Mr. Harris, who came
after the injured man. and took him TO
his home at 6s Derry street
DOG CAME BACK
Joseph BuIlvsult of 1os Julian street
saw a number Of young men take his
s-cw tail bull dog from his yard yester-
day morning.
MIR. Guilvaur went to the Chafree street
station and gave the officer In charge tho
names OF tho young men. but this morn
ing returned and withdrew the charge,
saying that the dog had been returned,
and that was all that he cared for.
GENERAL, MENTION.
A patroinan from the Chaffee street
station picked up a stray team on Hart
ford avenue. last evening, and put II UP
at McDermott's stable, where IL was call
ed for later by Frank Searies the stable
man on Stokes street Mr.. searles had
earlier In the evening hot the team TO n
young man who put In his appearance
later.
James Tfimole. seven years old. and
lives at 60 Broadway. claims that a dog
owned by n man named Clcgg. who lives
ON Perry street. bit him last evening.
As the dog officers has been ordered Go
call upon Mr. Clegg. II - probable that