The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
0LNEyVILLE.
Eddy Scores Wins From Nor.
gan in Checker Tourney.
Sch0of'ExerciSeS. Seats Needed
for Band Concerts.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Hefrernan's New Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West-

Eddy took place at the rooms OF tho
OH eyvile Checker club, 81 Plainneld
street, last night.
There was a good attendance, Mr.. WI
. liam Hallwel being appointed referee.
II Watkins timekeeper, while Ernest VIII
liams kept the games. Play started sharp
al S o'clock rteff-e+aying I'm bright,
brisk manner that was quite interesting.
The first opening drawn was the
Ayrshire Lassie an opening which the
elder and more experienced player found
little difficulty I'm converting into lines
with which he was quite familiar ana
with which the younger player was. II Is
quite possible quite AT sea on, the result
being that Mr. Eddy was able quite
handily TO place two wins TO his credit.
The next opening was sort OF ex-
traordinary line OF the Bristol In this
with the white side the young man had
a somewhat varied, yet better success.
the game ending in draw.
Ernest Williams. however. at the close
steted that he felt Morgan had missed
wiz and as apparently no man living will
take williams word unless proved be-
yond all possibility OF doubt. the pieces
had 10 be put on and the mathema tical
problem demonstrated, Williams proving
his conjecture correct and then not fall
ina 10 preach a lecture 10 the crowd from
the memorable story OF the one who, on
another occasion. doubted and was made
ashamed OF his ways.
The fourth game ended in win for
Mr.. Eddy he now leading In the contest
b" three wins TO nothing and three games
drawn and six more 10 play, score
which the young man need not by any
means feel ashamed OF against such an
opponent.
On Saturday next they will again meet
-. ia. 4.
Tonight tho club will hold its regular
monthly meeting, AT which all members
were requested 10, he present II possible.
GRADUATING EXERCISES,
The graduating exercises of the Hughes
dale school were held at tho Hughesdale
chapel Monday evening, the program
being as follows:
Greeting song. school; prayer. Rev. VIII
lianr ". Starr; recitation. THE Chesa-
peake and shannon Florence T. Fenner;
recitation. "A Young Amerlcans Ideas,
Louis Lincoln Patton; hag drill. boys;
recitation, "Beaut 'ul Grandma" yagil
Wilder: dialogue Curing Betsy" gram
mar pupils; concert recitation. what
the Choir Sang About tho Bonnet inter
mediate girls: song. "Old Folks at Home.
grammar girls; recitation, "Bernado Del
Carrio." Anna NJ, Kelly; rainbow drill.
girls; solo. Speed our Republic" Lau-
retta Bartlemo~ valedictory. IAN Appeal
10 Arms" Louis Anthony Ricetelli;
awarding OF diplomas
The graduates were Louis Anthony
Riceteli and Louis Lincoln Patton.
The teachers were Kathryn A. Ia Velli,
principal and Mary G. Haliwell
s+eAA- CONCERTS
II the weather IS pleasant the members
az Reeves American band will climb
Neutaconkanut hill Saturday afternoon.
c., D
the purpose OF giving a concert which
appears TO be about all that the residents
OF this section will get fyom the city I'm
the way OF music outside OF parades and
street pianos
II has been suggested that AT least
three more wooden benches be added TO
the four that are now on top Of the hill.
for it is possible that the band may want
10 use the four that go with the hill.
A taxpayer who is something OF an
expert with figures says that these CON
certs will cost about $1,000 each. for he
figures the interest on $40 900 that was
paid for the hill, the salary Of the band,
their car fare. etc. which he says is Just
"leetle" bit steep for such a perform
ance. The concerts will be Of two hours
duration. beginning at o'clock
ELECTED OFFICERS,
The Olneyville Athletic and Musical
club held its semi-annual election last
evening which resulted as follows:
President Harry G.. Downing vice
president. Michael Mcshery: treasurer
Thomas Quigley financial secretary. John
Mclaughlin: recording secretary, Fred
criek Mitchell; sergeant arms, Peter
Iannon.
II was decided 10 raise the dues ~
the club and a committee was appointed
n call upon all delinquent members and
notify them that unless they paid up
ct once that their names would be strick-
en- from the roster of the club. as n is
the intention Of the leaders of the club
10 carry no dead wood The club IL
i- excellent financial condition and II is
proposed 10 keep II SO
ELECTED OFFICERS.
A meeting of the Catholic union of ST
Anthony's parish. a society composed Of
the young men OF the parish, met IN the
basement Of the church last evening for
the purpose Of slectnR officers and COM
pleting arrangements for the picnic,
A quarterly election OF officers was held
and tho following were chosen: President
Henry L. Nangle. vice president. James
DoCley: recording secretary. J. Bernard
Iucitt: financial secretary, John w. Cor
man. treasurer. James Clarke; sergeant
alarms James Arrigan.
other business was transacted I'm con-
rection with the picnic the boys OF this
union are 10 take an important part I'm the
picnic I'm such rs the relay races. hurdles
throwing tho discus. shot put. and 20
many other things that IL would be inn
possible 10 mention them in the paper.
The young men OF this parish are under
the direction OF George Troy and John
Walsh. two young men who are known
throughout the state as athletes, tho lat
ter being the manager OF the baseball
team OF Brown university, and the former
was at one time connected with tho track
teams Of that university.
Another meeting of the union will be
held Sunday. the End Of July.
TF-NERAL MENTION
Edward McAuline was taken from his
home near Hartford avenue this morning
on warrant charging him with being a
revsler by Sergi Potter " the Chanes
street police station