The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-06
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Much Excitement Caused by a
81. Bernard Dog IntTudlng.
Annual Outing Of the Employees
Of San Souci Company.

Oineyville branch Of the providence
News at Heffenan's News store,
Hartford avenue. Telephone so-West.
THE inmates OF house on harrls ave-
nm. xers frightened out OF their wits
Saturday night. or at least the women
solks were as there were no men I'M the
house when the incident happened ABOUT
AN o'clock both families heard shuf-
f,ing noise going MP stairs. into the attic
ana more Of the same sort OF shuffiing IN
ths attic. Then everything was ssal'. even
she women folks for they supposed that
sonne one Under the innucnoe or hauor
haa made his way into the auio, Few
moments later there was noise tna'
madD the rAood IN the veins OF al In the
house run cold. for there was heaVy
seu Followed By heavy breathing foT
seound or two and then All was sun again.
Not one OF the women dare 70 leave tne
houyp. but huddied toec<her and waited Tor
nes rly an hour for one OF the men on ae
house to come home and when he dids no
wa, told that q man woman had gone
s,,o - attic ard .commftted su3rtds.
Tns man. armed with a revolver AND
rood sssed oiub. orept up into the ATTIC
and reached around the corner of jog
NJ the head OF the stHtrs and nBhted q
"a. let He then got down on his hands
ana knees. peeked around the corper ana
he could see two bright green ohJec,s
yater he found that these objects were III
the head OF huge St Bernard oos' conl-
sortabIv stretched out on large MAI MT
Aow had no idea OF being Disturbed ana
showed q handsome sat OF teeth when an
e1Yort was made TO put him out. but the
wan vas not AFRAID Of him. so ne PICKED
tlr, MN bodily and threw him down one
y,,rat OF stasrs. and ran behind him. ana
rave hlm a number OF blows with whlp,
which one OF the women had carried ih'o
the attic for a weapon.
Mr. dog went into che next yard ana up
,rto the ateic Of the next house but as no
one haupened TO he in the house at the
time enjoyed himself until morning TOT
No one knew that he was In the house,
hut he wag seen 10 come out early IN tne
morning bv one Of the women whom ne
had frightened In heevening.
THEIR ANNUAL OUTING.
petxeen 40 and 70 Of the J. o. san
g., 90 E,mploves' association went TO
Hauterive, yesterday. and had glorious
day. The PRICES awarded to inc winners
were of a humorous character An excei.
lent dinper was served at o'clock and
n4{OrH
Souc. made an address TO the gathering
RE fun for the day closed with tug
n, war and the single men showed that
they could pull the married men from
the pleasure grounds to the store on
xy-esfminster street and not half try. The
next outcry will be trolley party
which will take place. July 81. the dsstih
alton being Boyden Heights. me COM
mittee OF arrangements yesterday were:
and Of Rr1en.
GREAT GAME.
More than 1000 psrsons saw the olney-
vile baseball team bent the crack team
from Pawtucket on the Mer1no mats
saturday afternoon. the score being Z TO
Little Callahan. the Pawtuclxet
pitcher. did not have quite as good sup
port as Lynch OF the Olnoyvilles did and.
n he had u IN doubtfui II they would
have won. for Lynch would probably hsye
let out a notch or two more IL he saw
any signs OF being beatsn out.
There was plenty Of fast work by both
teams. and with s,ch exciting contests
"A The local teams are giving the patrons
~of she game will have a tendency 10
meks me stock OF tho association sssums
: poadsn edge. Next Saturday the Wick
ecrds will nsAce an effort to lower the
ro1cys % the local team Just a little, but
the ian know what they have got IN do
ana win DO their best to keep on the road
% csms md cash.
TIE AMATEUR LEAGUE
Ths Dcway Boys sssd the wanslucks
Of ths Ppovtospcs Amateur leegue came
SprssAsr on tAs Valley street grounds
Saturday afternoon.
These teams are supposed to be the best
An the ssaaSre. for last year the Dewey
Bow wcrs champions, The results on the
other ssmss are an follows Regents
Esrnsciifes. mn; Brunswick-Railways
"a
The standing of the league is az follows
Rersnts and Brunswicbs have won nve
end host one each wanskucks and Dewey
Boys have won three and lost three each
Esrnscrires have won two and lost four
while tho Railways have lost six and
won mono.
GENERAL MENTION.
John p. Hefrernan, private secretary II
Admiral Dewey. and Francis r. Null
hAn, formerly In the employ OF j O
San souc, graduated from Georgetown
college today. the former with "B T.
and the latter ID. u. s." attached q
their names Both of these young mel
are ven known in Olneyville.
Errtd slImmrnella, the popular walk
SnG deleaafe for the Hod Car1-srs' union
and Nf1gs Nefie Zolger were married n
q. Roccors church al Thornton at 1913
yesterday morning. After the ceremou
q wsddfrg breakfast was served at IN
houns Of Mr.. Summernella's parents o
Crown street
1fpcdnae and George Kelley. brother
celebrated their FIRST masses at q
Mngy'y church yesterday morninI
MSchael sang a low mass at and Georg
q hign mass at 1910. Every seat IN N
larxs and handsome edifice was occupie,
william orton OF Alverson avenue. eu
pioyed by W. II Watson, the Mantc
avenue jeweier. started yesterday fro
Shs square on his wheel for st. Louis.
He was accompanied as far as woreei
ts1 by sfx Of his fellow members Of n
Fowler WheelmeB-
About 13o o'clock Saturday afternoo
someone went into the hallway OF
Julian street and took out a $3.50 trur
filed with books and wearng appsr.
the value Of which In not known, and .
she property ~ John Goodwin.
The Traverse street and Riverside club
81 the Trolley league Will CONS togeth'
~ Riverside. The South Providence ar
the r1rnvocds VIII inset st Emwood ar
the Pswtuoktts and Oineyvilles win hs'
" out ~ Pawtucket tomorrow.