The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-03
0LNEYvILLE.
Pleasing Exercises at Court
Sheridan F. Of As Installation
A Sore Subject. Junction Gang
in Trouble. .0th0r Items.

Court General Sheridan. Foresters OF
America held n rousing meeting I'm Stokes
hall last evening, when the following
named were Installed for the ensuing
term Past chief ranger. omas -.
Murphy; chief ranger, John r. Keefe;
sub chief tanger. John J. Cahill, record
Ing secretary. Joseph Hughes; financial
secretary, Thomas j. Shea; treasurer. Past
Supreme Deputy Frank Canning senior
woodward. Frederick j. Barton. Junior
woodward. John r. Casey; senior beadle.
Joseph Horan; junior beadle John Kelly.
lecturer Charles Veriew; trustee. Past
Chief Ranger James Moreland.
The Installing officer was Deputy Grand
Chief Ranger James r. Cannon. who was
assisted by Past Chief Rangers Frank
Savage of Court Marlboro. Vermont. and
Joseph Lindew OF Court Lyman OF Man
ton.
The retiring chief ranger was given
standing vote OF thanks for his efforts
during the past term and would have
been presented with a past chief rangers
jewel and certificate had he not have re-
Ceived the necessary articles from another
source. At the close or the ceremony
Hhose OF the members who could sing.
recite or entertain did so and stirring
addresses were made by the representa-
tives from the grand court. Past Chef
Ranger Monahan OF Lowell, Mass. and
others Heffernan. the caterer. served
substantial collation..
HAD HARD LUCK.
-Four well known men Of this place. one
letter carrier one an overseer in a mill.
one a salesman FOR mill supplies and an
other ono OF the best known men az the
lower end OF Broadway. all OF whom arc
noted for their good nature their gen
erosity and general good fellowship. are
Just a little shy since Monday when asked
wsG~ "Hippy'' went with a wagon load of
tho choicest assortment Of supplies that
were intended 10 be placed on board ~
steam launch al Rsy View Saturday
night Above all things no one should
even hin, as 10 the condition of the high
WAYS between Ray View and Pawtuxet
nor an early morning walk Among the
other many excellent qualifications that
this quartet of men have Is truthfulness.
hut Il Is believed that while they would
not tell an untruth should any one broach
any ~ the asove subjects to them they
would nevertheless eyade direct an
swer
Lewis" would tell the whole story "
the quartet had not found "Hippy but
Lewis did not care go much about hndns
"Hippy" as he did his horse and wagon,
which Was in "Hippys" charge.
THE JUNCTION GANG AGAIN.
At an early hour this morning Patrol
men sherman. Smith. Koch and Hanlon
went 10 the home OF James Burke on Unit
street and Timothy Dowd on sisson street
end took them into custody on warrants
charging them with revealing About the
same time Patrolman McCram called at
the Atlantic mills ana took charge OF
Stephen Dolan.
These Young men are said 10 be mem
bers OF the Junction gang. and Just before
going TO bed Saturday nitN1t got INTO
little dispute with Patrolmen Brown and
Harmon and then. according 10 the Of
fcers. ran to place Of safety and used
,ho foulest Of language The officers
came 10 the conclusion that II would he
a wiser move 70 get out warrants than 10
give chase AZ that time.
No GAME SATURDAY.
Mr.. Frank A. Heffernsn, one OF the
best known baseball fans of this place
who Is one OF the manstays or tho
Olneyville Baseball association has for n
day or so been making an effort 10 get to-
gether a team TO play the champions of
the Eastern League on the Meriuo fats.
Saturday OF this week He succeeded in
getting quito number OF crack players,
who were willing 20 stack up against the
champions and was assured that a suffi-
Cient number OF other players could he
secured no put up great game. hester-
day he called upon Mr. Charles Baney,
secretary OF the Providence team and
was much disappointed 10 learn that the
team was billed To play at Paterson, y.
J.next Saturday so the matter has been
dropped for good
WILL HAVE FULL CHARGE
Mr.. John Mullgan. who has been the
chief compromising clerk AT NJ. H. Carri-
Eans drug store. AT 1915 Westminster
street. FOR many years severed his con-
nectons with that Arm TO take full