The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
OLNEYVILLE,
Plans for Big Picnic Of St.
Anthony's Society Monday.
Church Dead Passed = The
DOwd- Ward Wedding.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New Store. ID
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West

The St Anthony society's committee
which Is arranging for the entertainment
70 he given on the church grounds on
Labor day met yesterday afternoon and
decided upon the following program: l90-
yard dash. running high jump. relay
race; running hop, skip and jump potato
race. hurdle race The leading attrac-
tions. however. will be. or at least the
committee intend TO make 1t so. tug or
war between St. Anthony's and st. 1her-
esa's parishes. There are experts in botn
parishes, but IL is not the intention OF
the St Anthony team 10 allow the ST.
Theresa's team TO have even peek In
at the prize.
Another attraction will be dancing. The
sports will be called at 2 o'clock sharp
and an effort will be made 10 extena ihe
program we'll into the evening.
The following ladies' and gentlemen VIII
have charge OF the AFFAIR: On games,
John T. Harlow, John Mcclure, James
Farley and Thomas Conroy; on grounos,
Bernard Manning. John Gearin, William
Johnson and James Farley; Ice cream
Miss Wnnifred Johnson; candy, Miss
Mary McGovern: chowder. Mrs. Catherine
Doyle and Mrs. Ann Sweeney; coffee and
sandwiches. Miss Bridget Lee, who will
be assisted by the Misses Catherine Burke
and Mary Quinn
DEEDS HAVE BEEN RECORDED.
The deeds for the site for a new Catho-
lie church at Silver Lake have passed To
the high officials OF the church. The lead
ing Italians OF the vicinity have succeed
cd in raising sufficient amount OF money
TO pay for the land. but il IL not probable
that the work OF erecting the edilcc will
be begun until a good portion OF the
10 rails tn
The land purchased is on Moreheld
street, and those who own land in tho
vicinity have already come 10 the con-
clusion that their land has been very
much enhanced I'm value. for they want
quite an advance from month ago
DOWNWARD NCPTIALs.
James T. Dowd and Miss Margaret NJ,
Ward were united in marriage at 50.
Theresa's Catholic church yesterday
morning John Dowd. brother OF the
groom. being the best man and Catherine,
sister Of the bride was bridesmaid.
After the ceremony the bridal PARTY
went To the home OF the groom on Sis
son street. where an elaborate breakfast
was served. and ~le many handsome
tokens OF love and esteem that were given
10 the happy couple We're exhibited
Late in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Dowd
left for Boston. where they will remain
a few days, and upon their return will
take up their residence at Leah street
WANTED TO TRIM" HIM
About a week ago Thomas Mulcahey.
vino Is said to be a member of the IA
nous junction gang" called upon Dennis
Collins at his blacksmith shop on Manton
avenue with the express intention OF
trimming Mr.. Collins. Tom" struck
Mr.. Collins once or twice before he CMr.
Collfns) succeeded in getting him out Of
the shop.
This morning Sergt Bennett called at
Mulcahey's home and took him into Gus
tody on a warrant charging him with
assault on Mr. Collins.
a PIUCKY DRIVER.
At AIS yesterday a forward wheel
tame of a two-horso wagon owned by
Greene & Daniels OF Pawtucket IN
charge OF Peter McGuirk. The horses
started on a run. but the driver pluc<ily
chung to the reius.
When the outfit reached the square IL
vas seen by Patrolman Holland and
Octave Sopolia. who succeeded in catch
Ing the horses by their brides and bring
ing them 10 a standstill.
WAS HIGHLY RESPECTED.
Mir Thomas Lynch who was killed a.
Ire Riverside mills YESTERDAY was among
the best known men I'm this vicinity and
was held in the highest esteem by all.
He was ever attentive TO his family.
faithful man 20 his employer and Of
most generous nature His widow. with
her eight children. some %, them being
quite young have the heartfelt sympa thy
OF tho entire community in their bercavc-
ment.
GENERAL. MENTION.
The parlors OF the Regent Literary and
Social club on Valley street were well
filed with pretty girls last evening who
offered their services "a an auxiliary to
the fair committee Of the club. which is
arranging 10 hold fair I'm Irons hall from
Oct. IL 10 tho cath. The ladies elected
the following officers: Chairlady. Mlss
Nellie Carr enter; secretary. Miss Katie
Herman; treasurer. Miss Nay Eta Fal-
vey.
Thomas Dohertv. who builds pills etc.
~ Putnam street pharmacy I'm most
reliable manner or IN accordance with
the doctors orders With his ctum.
who spends the greater portion ~ his
time counting hils ~ the pa'atial once
Of the Union Trust company have laid
aside all cares for al Ions, one week and
are having as much real sport ne two
real milionaires NJ Sauuderstown Beach.
The FISH market on Plaiuheld street
formerly conducted by r r. Harding has
been purchased by " p. Kelley Of Aver-
son avenue. who has been IN the lsh busl-
ness IN this section FOR a number of wears.
having n large team route through the
ennex and In the country. lie will still
carry on the team route and The market
will be managed by Eugene s. Hall who
had been with r.. r. Harding for a num-
Der Of years.
The Misses Annie Thompson md Nellie
Conley, two OF the best known and most
popular young women of this section. are
and will be for the balance OF the week
the guests % their old schoolmate. Miss
Jennie Martin. at the New National hotel
at Block Island
a o-horse team, owned by r "
lockwood OF 6O7 Westminster street. ran
away on Plainheld street yesterday after.
noon and was secured In the square hy
Conductor George Amidon before any
damage had been done.
The West side Trolley club will hold its
second moonlight excursion on the steam
or New Shoreham, Monday evening sept
J. The sail will bTas far as Newport
Frank +. Holbrook the well known mo-
a