The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

At n meeting OF the Olneyvllle Baseball
association last evening at the Oneyville
hotel IL was decided TO organize a team
made up OF local players and at meet
ing to be held on Thursday evening next
manager will be elected and "a schedule
prepared This team will beet any team
i'm the state and teams of the Interstate
league. IL was intimated last evening
that Riverpoint. Maplevine, Westerly and
Wakefield will form similar teams and II
this is done there will be some rafting
good games on the Mcrino fats during the
summer.
DIED SUDDENLY.
Emma Peuuot. who was the mother OF
~ children. 10 of whom are living died
suddenly at her home. 81 Putnam street
last evening Mrs. Peauot had been for
many years afflicted with "a goltre. and,
according to DR. Kiernan of 77s Atwells
avenue. this was the cause OF her death.
The family was about TO retire when she
was taken sick and her husband called
DR.. Tiernan, who responded promptly. but
before he could reach the house the wo-
man expired. Medical Examiner jay Per
kins was notified.
INITIATED II CANDIDATES.
Court Gen. Sheridan. Foresters of Amer,
lea held "a rousing meeting In Stokes hall
last evening, when IL candidates were In
itiated. The ceremony was witnessed by
Grand Chief Ranger Carroll and board
aud representatives from nearly every
court IN the state. At the conclusion OF
the ceremony, a substantial collation. was
served. and under the head OF good and
welfare" interesting addresses were made
by the officers OF the grand court and
others
AN OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
Celia widow OF Peter Nolan died AZ the
home OF her son-in-law, Richard r. Selby.
s36 Atwell's avenue. Yesterday. Her fu-
neral will be held at st Theresa's church
tomorrow morning at o'clock. The de-
ceased was well and favorable known in
this vicinity and leaves number OF adult
children, among them Frank Nolan,
whose wife died last week.
GENERAL MENTION
Michael Collins, son OF Margaret and
the late Patrick Collins, and a prominent
member OF Division No. H. Ancient Order
OF Hibernians, died at his home, So New
ark street, SundSy His funeral will be
held at the Church OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment tomorrow morning at o. clock.
All of the men who left this place for
the wilds OF Rhode Island in quest OF
trout Saturday evening have returned and
the only one OF the bunch" that could
be found who was successful was Mr
George simpson OF Progress avenue. who
landed six OF the beauties.
The last OF the ridge OF ice and snow on
the south side OF the square disappeared
yesterday. which caused one OF the lead
ing merchants on that side OF the square
TO remark. 1--WE can thank the Lord ana
not the highway department for the bless
ms"
The funeral OF Mary A. Coupe was held
at the residence OF her daughter, Sarah
A. Marland. Addison place, at $50 this
morning, followed by requiem mass at
Ct Mary's church. The interment was at
St Ann's cemetery.
Mary Lynch. who has been In charge Of
the proba ton officer. was taken into Gus
tody this morning on the charge OF keep
ing a disorderly house.
A yellow horse blanket and small purse
were found on Manton. avenue by the
police yesterday and await owners n the
Chaffee street station.
one OF the surest signs OF spring put
IN its appearance yesterday I'm the form
OF an agent for n street watering hrm.
who called upon the merchants for sub
scriptions
Mounted Patrolman Frank Luby OF the
Chaffee Street station who has been on
the stck list for some time. returned TO
duty thie morning
Thomas Warren. II years old. who will
not stay az his home 81 Huntington ave-
nue. was taken into custody this morning
as a vagrant
Mr. Harry Abbott IL arranging for
whippei race NJ Thornton for Thursday
afternoon. April 10
The Manion Drum Corp will hold a bali
Monday evening, April Is