The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-20
OLNEYvILLE
Winners Of Contests at the Busl-
ness Mems Outing
Wsybossst Mills Company to
Enlarge Its Pant Notes

Nine men came into the square this
morning each wearing a four-in-hand tie.
an emblem OF their knowledge of base
ball for they trimmed nine others at the
Olneyvile Business Mems association out
ting at Rocky Point yesterday. Miss Han
nah Grady will when her next birthday
arrives have a gallon of the Banspach
Brothers best cream sent TO her residence
as she won the ladies' race. william Pot
ter won an umbrella by being the fleetest
OF foot among the fat men. Harry Thomp-
son and j. III. Connors captured the three
legged race Mr.. Connors. William Brin-
dell and Thompson were the winners in
the obstacle race Mr.. Brndell. the 100
yard dash. also the shoe and potato races.
The dinner served by Manager Har-
rington was one OF the best and even the
late comers Jared quite as well as those
who came first. The outing was a sue
cess in every way and was under the
management OF the social committee with
J. Frank Russell as master OF ceremo-
nies.
ANOTHER NEW MILL.
The Weybosset mills will build a three
story brick mill on Oak street directly in
the rear OF the presnt mill The work Of
tearing down a number OF old buildings
has been begun and when completedd
ground will be broken for the new mill
The first two floors OF the new structure
win be for the present used for storage
purposes and the upper floor will be used
for sewing room and will be the best
fitted room for this cort OF work in New
England.
READY FOR TOMORROW.
The olneyville and Mapleville team will
play on the Merino fats tomorrow az
ternoon. when young Johnson of the
Cranston club will make his appearance
rs pitcher for the home team. having
been secured 20 All the vacancy caused
by Lovett signing with the Moncton club
or the New Brunswick league.
The preliminary game tomorrow will be
between the ST. Theresas and the Pixies.
HONEST LITTLE GIRLS.
Yesterday two little girls living on Alep-
DO street called at the Chaffee street po-
lice station and told Capt. Marston they
had found n pocketbook containing what
appeared TO them as a fortune The cap
tain found that the book contained $ll. 75
and as a book containing that amount
had been reported as lost by Della Beau
-dFeau-ef ~ Appleton street that lady was
sent for and was handed the book and its
contents. The little ones got a sufficient
amount OF small change for ice cream
and other delicacies.
HARD FOR THE MILKMEN.
The milk inspector has been busy In the
square this morsing taking samples from
milk dealers. The last two or three days
have been trying ones 10 those who do not
use preservatives. for quite a number OF
them found before they had made tour
OF their routes that several cans OF MIX
had gone bad" and the same is true OF
storekeepers.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral OF John Keney. who was
killed by the cars on Atwells avenue
Wednesday evening will be held at his
late residence. 147 Regent avenue, tomor-
row at $50 O'clock. and will be followed
with service at the Church OF the
Blessed Sacrament.
Frank f. Hobrook, one OF the most
popular motormen on the broadway line.
handed out the cigars 10 his associates
at the car barn yesterday and this on
account OF a l4h pound boy at his home,
As Daniel avenue.
A large delegation from this vicinity
nttended the successful lawn party held
for the benefit OF the orphan asylum on
Regent avenue on the lawn OF that In
stitution last evening.
Mariella, wife OF Dennis A, McAuliff.
died at her residence, so Hudson street.
last evening. and her funeral will be held
tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Miss Annie Holbrook OF IS Daniel ave-
nue. left for Norwich. Conn. this morn
Ing. where she will spend her vacation
with relatives.
Patrolman Patrick Devne OF the Chat
Zee street station taken sick while
on duty last evening and was taken TO
his home on Ellery street
Sergt. Bennett. who was taken sudden
~ III on Monday morning. reported for
outy at the Chaffee street station last
evening at roll call.
Four old FOUNDERS were gathered in this
morning by the patrolmen Of the Chaffee
street station. and locked up on the
charge OF drunkenness.
Mr.. Adam Ward has returned from his
vacation. which he spent with friends In
New York