The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-03
OLNEYvILLE.
Many Opportunities TO Spend
Fouth Of July Pleasantly
Doctors Automobile Runs Into
a DiCyCIiSt.. Notes

There will be ample amusement In this
vicinity tomorrow for those who do mol
care 10 Join tho large crowds that VIII
go down the bay. There will be picnic
under the auspices OF 81. Anthopys So
ciety on the grounds OF St Anthonys
church. for which a long and well ar
ranged program has been prepared. The
Sunset Club will entertain the families
and friends OF its members at the new
club house on Pocasset avenue, and "A
clambake, which will be served in tent
on the grounds at / O'Clock, will be one
OF the leading features. An orchestra Will
be in attendance 10 furnish music for
dancing afternoon and evening. This az
fair will be I'm charge of the following
named members: John Howland. Jr.
Thomas Little. Frederick w. Palmer.
John e. Bowen, William III. Beane,
Baseball fans will find a hot game at
the Merino flats in the afternoon, when
the Olneyvilles and River Points will do
all they possibly can to win These teams
play at River Point in the morning
Brooks Elite orchestra has arranged
for an all night ball at the Casino at Ly-
mansville At midnight tonight there will
be an intermission, when the committee
I'm charge will have a monster bonfire
At 4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon there
will be a band concert at Neutaconkanut
Park, and Harry Abbott will have whip
pet handicap race at New King Park at
Thornton. Many organizations and pri-
vate parties have arranged TO spend the
day in the country, the trip 10 be made In
party wagons, and several sailing parties
have also been arranged.
The Young Mems Institute, which was
recently formed by members OF st. The
resa's church. will hold a picnic In "Old
Oak grove" on Atwell's avenue, at the
head OF Steuben street. The institute
members will be assisted by the young
ladies OF the church. who gave the sue
cessful minstrel show a few evenings ago.
The mills that have been run night and
day will shut off the power at closing
time tonight and will not open for work
again until Thursday morning
GOT THERE FIRST.
DR.. Carella of 1si Atwells avenue. called
at the Chaffee street police station this
morning and resported that he had col
lided with a man on a bicycle on Harris
avenue. The doctor, who was accompan-
led by a young man, said the bicyclist
mounted his wheel from the curbstone
and rode in ahead OF him. Before he
could stop his automobile 1t collided with
the man on the bicycle The rear wheel
OF the bicycle was broken and the victim
demanded pay then and there AS the
doctor thought he was in no way TO blame
for the collision he refused 10 settle and
made his report at the station.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
James Healy OF 10 Sterling avenue and
Joseph Cassidy OF II Steuben street, both
of whom are less than IA years old. were
taken into custody this morning on the
serious charge OF breaking the locks on
switches OF the Consolidated road near
the Plainheld street crossing The act
was committed last Wednesday afternoon
and II was only by acident the disar-
ranged switches were found by an en-
ploye of the road. this averting an acci-
dent. Patrolman Mclaughlin and Detec-
tive Mcguire located the boys.
A BAD BOY.
Late last evening Patrolman Morey ar.
rested a boy named Albert Ross, about
lS years old Young Ross has been in the
hands OF the police before and is said 10
be one OF the boys who had a foot race
with the police in Messer street recent
ly. He is now I'm charge OF Probation
officer Wallace and will be turned over
20 that official. as his parents have lost
control of him.
A HAPPY MAN.
John Dibble, a prominent member OF the
old Homestead club. and one OF the old
guard of what is known at No. Atlantic
III.
Queen street in the village OF Cranston
which ne thinks Is all that any good
American citizen needs for a real Fourth
OF July celebration.
CHAMPION FISHERMAN.
James Winn OF Josin street and Frank
Meegan OF Pomona avenue are now with
out doubt the champion fresh water fish
ermen OF this place. They went TO Mos
wansicut lake in Scituate yesterday and
returned at an early hour with 90 good
sized perch, which II said by the natives
about the lake TO constitute the cham
pion catch.
GENERAL MENTION
Men in the employ OF the Consolidated
railroad at the Plainfield street station
found an empty car on fire late yester-
day afternon and the blaze was extin-
gliIshed before any damage was done. AZ
the Chaffee street police station TINS
morning Captain Rowe intimated that ne
did not know whether II was the work OF
boys or tramps.
Manufacturers lodge OF Odd Fellows
will meet this evening.
Joseph McKenna, a boy, was arrested
this morning for throwing an earthen
vessel into Plainfeld street.
Patrolman Coleman found team on
Plainfleld street last evening. which was
called for later by Samuel Cohen or nS