The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-22
OLNEYv|LLE.
Commencement in the Boys
Department Of St Mary's
Academy.
State Baseball League Organ.
lied. Thrown Out; Not Hurt.

Ihe commencement exercises OF the boys
department OF st. Mary's academy on
Bainbridge avenue were held In the hall
OF that institution last evening. Like all
occasions OF this character 1t was pro-
nounced success. The exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. Fr Thomas +. Grace.
who presented the graduates with theii
diplomas and made an inspiring address
20 the young men. The program contained
&c well arranged numbers which included
vocal and instrumental music, short
Sketches and physical culture exercises.
The Grace gold medal for excellence was
awarded to George Reilly. The instructor
at the academy are as follows Miss Mary
Ryan. accompanist; Mr. William Eau
cher. violin instructor: Mr. John Dunn.
cornet instructor: Captain Walter Fan
ming, drill master.
The members OF the graduating class
are: Thomas f. Appleton, Cornelius A.
Hanlon; Leo +. Johnson, William J.
Miley, James T. Murphy, James II.
Quinn. George X. Reilly. Thomas +. Wall.
The members Of the Holy Name society
OF the church acted as ushers
STATE LEAGUE FORMED.
Representatives of the olneyville. Ma
pleville, Riverpoint and /. G. /. baseball
teams met in the office OF j. III. and T. j.
Mathews, 1861 Westminster street. last
evening, and formed what will be known
as the Rhode Island State League The
election OF officers was postponed until
the next meeting. IL was voted that the
four teams play double headers on July
9TH.
The Olneyville and Riverpoints at
Riverpoint in the morning and on the Me-
rino Flats in the afternoon. AS the T. &.
is have been unable 10 secure a suita-
BILE field for that day they will play two
games with the Maplevilles at Mapleville.
ii is expected that the game at Merino
Flats tomorrow afternoon between the
Olneyvilles and /. c. LIS will be hot one
as the teams are evenly matched and
have some old time scores TO settle. The
schedule OF the state league will be made
up at the next meeting.
A WILD RUNAWAY.
A horse attached to a carriage which
contained William j. Christy and wife
of 1S0 Cleveland street, became frightened
by an electric car on Hartford avenue
last evening and ran away, upSetting the
carriage.
The occupants escaped with slight In
1uries. The car, when was In charge OF
Conductor Cole and Motorman Quay, was
stopped as soon as IL was seen the horse
was frightened, and both men hurried TO
the assistance of Mr.. and Mrs. Christy
The horse, which cleared itself from the
carriage. was caught after long chase
by Patrolmen Parker and Ffnnegan OF the
Chaffee street station. The carriage and
harness were badly smashed.
ONE MORE EFFORT.
Some TIME ago II was announced that
the Young Mems Literary and Social club
was thing OF the past. but there APP
pears to be some members who do not
wish to see the name and its assc jations
go out of existence. In order TO realm the
name these few will meet in their old
rooms on Wednesday evening and talk
the matter over. 1t is the Intention Of
those interested TO arrange for an annual
banquet and reunion and possibly TO hold
ball once year. II Is the desire Of
these old time members that all whose
names have ever been on the roster at
tend Wednesday evenings meeting.
WANTS HEAVY DAMAGES.
a day or so ago German carpenter
fell and was. as was supposed at the
time. seriously injured. Later. how
were were Slight. Last '"4 evening S n}%hG Whiis
enjoying a glass OF beer in one OF the
cafes In the square, he told OF his late
been broken by the fall AS his appear
ance did not indicate that such was
fact. he was asked how he knew his ribs
were broken. He replied. II know It's
lie is now looking for heavy damages
from the firm that employed him
BOYS To HAVE AN OUTING
Superintendent Percy l.. Smith OF the
Boys club has forwarded to Captain
Rowe of the Chaffee street station invita-
tions for such children as he deems
worthy TO summers day outing to be
held in the near future.
GENERAL MENTION.
At the meeting OF Ivanhoe lodge.
knights OF Pythas. last evening. the
social committee was instructed TO ar
range a fitting program for entertaining
Garfield and Washington lodges. which
will be guests of the lodge Thursday cve-
ming. os next week
John Baker of Is Rangley avenue wants
the police of the Chaffee street station
20 find his s25 gold watch that he lost
while coming from the home of a friend
on Potter avenue last evening
Members Of the West Side Trolley club
who were the guests OF Boston railroad
men at Boston yesterday, report that they
were royalty entertained.
Henry Nangle, who for a number of
years has been in the employ Of NJ. II
Corrigan. has accepted a position with
Hugh O'Donnell on Public street