The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
0LNEYvILLE.
Fr. Brown Takes Interest In
Sports Of Young Men.
Wood Had Fine Trip on CIaTy's
Money! General Mention.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West

young men and boys OF their parishes II
they would follow the method OF the Rev.
Father Brown, pastor Of St Anthonys
Catholic church, who not only encourages
the young men in his church in attractive
sports but joins with them and appar-
entity finds ~ mucr real enjoyment IN
30 doing as the young men themselves.
This has a tendency 10 keep the young
men from the street and from sitting on
residents doorsteps, where they smoke
cigarettes, spit on the sidewalk and use
language that smaller children should
not hear. Father Brown has recently
formed a club OF young men and has
engaged John Walsh and George Troy,
well known athletes from Brown univer-
sity. 10 teach them and later he will
erect a club room which will be fitted
up with modern athletic appliances
These young men have entered into the
project I'm a most hearty manner which
IS extremely gratifying 10 Father Brown,
who by the way. always takes much in
tsrest in the younger classes OF his par
ish.
AN EXPENSIVE TRIP.
Walter Wood whose home is on DeSoto
street left the city Tuesday, June lS. for
an outing. his intinerary including the
old Gorton stand. New Oaklawn, New
York Philadelphia. a trip up the Hud-
son. and It is possible that he will make
a trip to Cranston, where he will be the
guest OF a man named Wilcox, who re-
sides I'm the finest stone building In that
town
Perhaps the most interested person out
side OF Wood IN this affair was James +.
Clary OF lS7 Valley street, who furnished
the cash for the entire trip. Mr.. Clary
did not give Wood the money exactly for
this purpose. but Wood forgot his errand,
and not having good position deemed II
an excellent opportunity to take the out
ing which, by the way. cost N2o.
on Tuesday afternoon, June 18th MI
Clary handed Wood his bank book and
$40, which he requested Wood TO ~
posit I'm the local branch of the Union
Trust company. and from that day until
last evening Mr.. Clary heard nothing
from Wood nor the $40
Wood came back broke yesterday and
was taken into custody ny Detective
Mcguire on warrant charging him with
grand larceny Wood told the detective
he had hidden the bank book under
big rock at the Gorton stand and there
Is where II was found.
In the Sixth District court today, Judge
Rueckert held Wood in 900 for trial a
week from tomorrow.
DIED At THE HOSPITAL
Nellie Savage, a most estimable young
woman. passed away at ST. Josephs hos
ptal Yesterday morning. where she had
been since last April. being afflicted with
hip disease.
number Of years ago her mother
passed away and Nele. for time, took
her mothers place. and her efforts 10 do
what she could won her many friends.
About two years ago her father died,
after which the smaller children were
cared for by relatives and nellie found
employment but was not long engaged
when she was stricken with the trouble.
The remains were taken 10 the residence
Of her uncle on Plainheld street where
the funeral will be held
DEATH OF MIR BOwEs.
John Bowes of Amherst street. one Of
the Oldest and best known citizens Of
Olneyville. died yesterday morning at
o'clock after 2 long and serious illness.
For the past he has been both physical
and mental wreck from the effects Of
shock otherwise he has always been In
tho best Of health and used TO remark
with pleasure that for - years he was
IN the employment OF the spraEues. In
his later years he was employed by the
Hope Bros.
In death as in life his peighbors will
pay tribute 10 the man and the citizen
Of whose character they have held IN the
highest respect and say Of him that he
was a true Christian example.
ELECTED OFFICERS
The following were elected as the Of
fcers of the Regent Literary and Social
club az q meeting held IN their parors
on Valley street last evening: President,
William Rowe vice president Albert
Johnson financial secretary. James Fal-
vey: treasurer Peter Reilly. recording
secretary, William Graham; correspond
ing secretary. Peter Boule. librarian.
william Geary: sergeant alarms. James
Kiernan standing committee Edward
Mccarthy. William Geary Frank Cassidy;
auditing committee. James Graham. Dan
iel Byrne. John Lyons; question com
mittee. William Graham. Peter Reilly.
William Rowe
GENERAL MENTION
Mr.. T r. Parker. tho we'll known local
druggist. and Miss Emily seigel of this
place were united in marriage by the Rev.
T Collins AZ tho Church of the Messiah
las, evening Miss Bertha SeiEel, = sister
Of the bride being tho bridesmaid and
Mr Alexander Parker. the best man.
while Miss Bertha Marks and Miss Childs
were maids OF honor. the ushers being
Auther Seigel Earl Parker. Stanley John
Sol ana w llllAnl bfbUf. Npl lNflI To-
turn from their wedding trip they will
take mp their home ~ l34 Hartford ave-
nue.
Samuel Barr who q few days ago was
fued for defaciug property. WAS arrested
~ his boarding house on Manton avenue
this morning by Patrolmen Koch and
McCrann Of the Chacoff street station on
a very serious charge He is accused OF
throwing missiles az passing locomotive
on the New York. New Haven and Hart
fora railroad. and rs the police have az
least two reliable witnesses they arc OF
the opinipn that he will he convicted.
Mary Dempsey ~ $40 Plalnhcld street
called at the Chaffce street police station
LAST evening and notified Lieut.. Tyler that
on Saturday. June TO- owing 10 a defect
IN the sidewalk in front of the residence
- Mr. Alexander Kerr on Painheld
street. she stumbled and fell Tho ndica-
tiuns arc that law suit may follow
Mr James Murphy. ASSISTANT clerk AZ
~ r Branev's mourns the loss of
valuable shepherd dog. which vas acct
dc~tally poisoned yesterdav The dog