The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
OLNEYvILLE.
Local Trolley Men TO Entertain
Boston Fellow Workers.
Postoffice Gossip..Mi|I Change
Reported Spent the Money.

Tomorrow morning the local railroad
men will be at the Union station AT s;42,
when they will receive about 100 OF the
railroad men OF Boston. The visitors Will
be received by the entire Providence dele
cation who will he accompanied by the
band Of the Rhode Island company. From
the deport they will be taken to Cres-
cent Park and at 1880 a special dinner
will be served.
From the park they will 60 to Melrose
park. where the Providence boys WIZ
make an effort 10 best tht Boston boys IN
game Of hall. for the local boys were
beaten by their hosts at Boston on June
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After the game the visitors will he taken
around the city and at O'Clock VIII
board the steamer warwick and sail 10
Rocky Point where they will remain Tor
a while or until they are placed on board
the cars i'm season TO take the l0:0I train
for homo
The Rhode Island company has very
kindly placed special cars at ihe dispose,
OF their employees in this city ana WIZ
do an that Is possible 20 make the day
pleasant one for the visitors and their
own employees.
POSTAL NOTES.
The postal authorities at Washington
u G.. certainly have an eye to business
for a portion OF Manton avenue Is AZ the
present time worth 500 year 10 thehl
and has been for some time ana VIII pe
for while yet -..,.
This particular part Of Manton avenue
,s covered by Mr. Charles German. nut
he has been on the sick list for some tlihe'
II Is n $1,000 a year route ana ms
what Mr.. Germans salary would pe IL he
were on duty .,
nv substitutes who get $500 year To-
dav William Swan. who Ia known as
Sub No / was placed on the route ana
no doubt will remain there uhul MI,
German reports for duty. Leo StlI'n
~ the local station has been transferred
70 the Elmwood station 10 take the place
OF Mr. Swan.
Today John Jones. John Budlong and
Frank H. Macomber. who nave oeeh on
their vacations, returned, ana JOSEPH
Flaherty Joseph Delaney. Harry aitc
and clinton Emmcrson started on tnelrs
for Is days
NUNS THE WORD.
7, ,s renorted that Mr. Corcoran who
has been superintendent Of the TAFT Il
N-eeden mills which OF late years has
been better known a. the Weyoosset MINIS
has severed his connection win the con-
Germ and has been succeeded by man
from the Blackstone mills.
A representative OF The News calico AZ
tho orfice OF the mills this morning ana
INQUIRED Of tho superintendent If MrCor-
coran was IN. The clerk replied that ne
was not on being asked II Mr.. Corcoran
would he in during the day. the clerk SAID
that he could not tell and this is as far
ha
ter.
"ONE WING" AGAIN.
Five men were arrested in this district
during the past "A hours and among them
were Patrick Conroy better known as
zone wing and Joe Hanly. who were
among those who made up the "All star
aggregation that was gathered into the
fold Sunday night and Monday morning
The outlook for zone wing Is little bit
dubious as this is his third trip within a
few weeks and he was sent down town
this morning with the title OF cd
which means six months stay I'm the
county Joe has one moro chance the po-
lice say.
OLNEYV1LLE REPRESENTED.
This vicinity is represented at the ma
tional convention OF the Irish Catholic
Benevolent union, which is In session
down town today as follows: ST. Mary's
branch which is known as the mother
branch in this state Ivy Mcssrs. John F.
Fogarty and Martin =. Feeney; ST.
Paula's by the Misses Bessie Hunt and
Mary Luther and st Theresa's by Messrs.
John Graham and James Borden. The
state branch is represented by Thomas +.
Clarke, a resident Of tho place.
WAS NOT ROBBED.
Yesterday Theresa Devine told the po-
lice that her eight year old brother
James had been robbed OF So Later in the
day It was learned that Jimmy spent the
greater part OF the s. on his chums and
for this he was arrested bat after a
while his sister relented. and told Cant.
Rowe that she did not care TO have the
case go any farther.
GENERAL. MENTION.
The store Of Frank r Donovan was
broken into Monday night and small
amount Of cash stolen. II was the
work OF boys. who tore out window I'm
rho rear cf the store. which allowed them
10 get into the cellar. There they tore
down the pipe OF a furnace and through
this opening crawled into the store
A day or SO ago William +. Spraguc
called at the Chafee street station and
reported that he had been robbed of 50
cents by three mon. Yesterday morning
snrague was among tho bunch" that was
fned for being drunk he being arrested
In the Central district
Michael Conley, Frank Herman. Thomas
Quston and John ODonnell spent yes
terday At Seaconn.t Point. Neither OF
the quartet want 70 look upon another
lobster for just one year
Tho sedge- hammer stolen from the
shed OF tho Rhode Island company on
Hartford avenue has been recovered by
the police.
William Bowers six years old. set fire
to a lounge in his home on Capron street
yesterday while his mother had gone 10
a store. The fire was extinguished be-
fore any great damage was done.
Patrolman William Koch OF the Chaffee
street station and his wife who have
made an extended trip through Virginia
PENNSYLVANIA and New York. have re-
turned home
Charles Burroughs. janitor at the Chat
fee Street Police station went To New
London. Conn, where he attended the am