The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22

Olneyville branch OF the froVluehSs
News at Heffernan's New store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West.
The St Anthony society connected with
ST. Anthony's Catholic church met last
evening and voted TO hold its sixth
annual picnic on the Fourth Of July, and
the following named ladies and gentle
men were selected 10 prepare for the
same: on games. John F. Harlow and
Thomas Conroy; on grounds, James
Farley and William Johnson; gate ten
ders. John McGinn, James Gearan.
Mrs. John Sweeney. James Farley and
Micheal Doyle on choWder, Miss Wlnne-
fred Johnson and Mrs. Bridget Lee on
fee cream: Miss Alice Lucitt on grab
box; Bernard Manning and James Far
ley on soda and cigars.
Mr. John r. Harlow will be the gen
real superintendent OF the affair and II
has been decided 10 have all OF the pop
ular attractions OF the past. such as the
fat mans race. wood saving contest for
women. nail driving. whellbarrow race,
and any other scheme that Will go 10
make the day enjoyable and profitable.
The leading attraction may be a ballon
ascension II Is hinted.
WILL HOLD A FIELD DAY.
Court Gen. Sheridan. Foresters Of
America held meeting OF more than
ordinary Importance Monday evening
committee OF ten being appointed 10
arrange for the annual picnic which Is
20 be held during the latter part OF July.
the committee being brothers Thomas +.
Scott. Thomas +. Murphy. John r. Har-
low. James Moreland, Frank Canning.
Peter j. Taft, Bernard McGovern, Joseph
Hughes and John f. Greene.
II was also decided 10 take an active
parl in the annual field day OF the
order that is TO be held Tuesday, August
court a committee consisting James j.
NcCabe and James Moreland were ap-
pointed to take care of the ma tier.
There We're present at ty,,,, The meeting. meeting
Supreme Representative. p. f. McGrath
and Past Grand Chief Ranger. william
Daily, all OF whom made very interest
ing addresses. At the close OF the ses-
aion a collation. was served
AN OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
Patrick r. White. a former resident of
this place, who died at the 81. Josephs
hospital Tuesday. left here 40 years ago
for the west where he became miner
and succeeded in accommodating com
Portable fortune.
-Four years ago he met with an. ac-
cident and since that time he has been
unable TO attend to any business ana he
has spent most of his time since then
with his sister who resides on lem
street. He leaves two sons. one law
yer and the other a physician at Denver.
Col. where he had made his home since
leaving hore. No arrangements nave as
vet been made for the unreal. but IL is
possible that the ipterment will be at
Denver. Col.
MISSING FROM HOME.
Edward Ring "a years old. is reported
as missing from his home on Saco alley
since l:3O o'clock Tuesday OF this week.
lie II slightly demented. Late last even
ing Lieut. Tyler OF the Chaffee street po-
lice station received word from the chief
OF police OF woonsocket that a man
slightly demented, who gave his name as
Gustave Baillargeau. was AT police head
quarters in that city. The man said that
his home was here.
Rings relatives have been notified and
a member OF the family has gone to
woonsocket. thinking perhaps the man
there might be Ring.
GENERAL MENTION.
olneyville Is well represented at the
theatres In New York this week. for
Thompson and Sheridan, the weil-known
comedy team. are at Tony Pastors, while
Kelly and Reno. the comedy acrobatic
team, is at the New York Roof Garden.
and are az usual meeting with great sue
cess.
Lieut.. Tyler OF the Chaffee street police
station received word from the chief OF
police OF Boston last evening asking him
20 bc on the lookout for Miss Flora New
comb. who left her home at Barre, Mass,
about four weeks ago. The last heard
from her was at Oakdale. where she pur-
chased a ticket for Worcester. AS she
he's relatives in this vicinity II was
thought that perhaps she would call upon
them.
There IL In a large crate at the No. .
mill OF the Atlantic company bronze
statue about nine feet I'm height which
II Is said is 10 be placed on the green
IN front OF the mill. AS yet none OF the
opera tives of the mill have had an oppor-
tunity 10 get a good look at the statue.
md can tell no more than the figure is
q man and holds weapon in the right
hand.
-Four well-known residents Of this place
went fishing yesterday. or at least they
report that they spent the day at the
sport Some OF their friends think that
they did and some think that they did not.
and the latter back up their belief by
saying that the quartet has no FISH to
show for the days trip.
The Rhode Island Athletic club will
open it's new club rooms on Plalnheld
street this evening. The club is under
the management OF some OF the best
known residents OF Johnston. which in
tlTtt llS O'lnE NpDuufltu IN "A legitimate
and proper manner.
About LEO OF the local railroad men left
the square At 1880 this morning for their
annual outing for Boston. The program
OF the day being announced In this
column yesterday. They were clean
looking Get OF men. nearly an being ar
rayed In new uniforms and each wore "a
handsome rose in the lapel of his coat.
IL is reported that one OF the we'll
known druggists OF Olncyvile ana the
daughter OF a well-known butcher OF the
annexed district are soon 60 be married
o. the Church 81 the Messiah
James Woods of % Putnam street rc.
ported 10 tho police last evening that
some time. within two weeks "A bicycle
has been stolen from the cellar of his
house
Patrolman Toner OF the Chanee street
station Is enjoying a few days vacn''.n
PtMItxEI.