The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-29

disgrace himself. but was nnaly peIshau-
.Ians', WAS overcome with excitement
when Il was announced that he had made
a score Of 22l. and the members OF ms
club called for ice. but when they thouBht
OF the price OF that commodity shltted
on 10 Pawtuxet water. The teams and
their scores were as follows
INVINCIBLES.
Waterman d,9 a,9
McGarty ..........................,.. ai9 ai9
HOuihan ................s.s.-..s..'' 80
Cahill ............,..'.'''.''.''s -
JAP-A-LAcS.
Howland ..........................., 10y
J. Johnson ......,.......'.'''''''''' S55 900
Leonard .......,...,............'.''' 500 900
II. Johnson ..,........,..''''''''''''' 10
Total Sl
AN OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
Mrs. Adela Lawton who for nearly
half century resided at . judith street,
died at the Rhode Island hospital at 1880
last evening. About three weeks ago MIS-
Iawton fell down flight OF stairs at her
home and she was taken to the hospital
and for time her condition was such that
81 was thought that she would recover
but week ago she began 10 fail
But few women were better known In
this vicinity than she. who was ever
ready with her means and time TO assist
those In doubt or distress. She leaves
four sons and two daughters TO mourn
her loss Walter L.. Robert d.. James H.,
Edward p. Harriet and Mrs. Elizabeth
Dutton. the latter being resident OF
New Bedford.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
The following named officers were elect
ed at the meeting OF Peabody lodge. Sons
off St George I'm odd Fellows hall on
Plainfield street last evening: President.
William Novel;; vice-president. Thomas
Jackson: secretary. Herbert Broudet: as
sistant secretary Alfred Lindsey; treas
urer. Henry Charnleyi messenger; Wil.
IDt 80 ffn.a NnGt a m n
Bros NOVEL;. Smith. Armitage, Leach
and Goodwin were made n committee TO
mako arrangements for the annual moon
light excursion. .
WE'RE NOT FORGOTTEN.
The Consolidated Railroad company
as was expected found positions for their
old, tried and true crossing tenders Den
nis Heffernan and j. B. Williams, the
former having been stationed at the
Grove street crossing for about 10 years.
and the latter at the Dixie street cross
ing for about 20 years. Since the cloedng
OF the crossings which was about ten days
ago. these men have been enjoying
much needed vacation. Mr.. Heffernan Is
70 be placed On charge of the Crocker
avenue and the latter the Hartford ave-
nue. crossing.
HELD A MAY SOCIAL.
The Kings Daughters. society con-
nected with Tabernacle NJ f. church,
held a May social In the parlors of the
church aasyt evening. which was fairly well
attended, the weather being considered.
Among those who took part In the pleas
ing program were the Misses Mabel
Cooper, Lydia Ellis. Edith Hughes, Maud
Culliver, Ethel Galloway, Emily Dawson
and Pearl Moore A very interesting adj
dress was made by the pastor, Fay r.
Hunt. At the conclusion of the entertains
ment lunch was served
FORMED A CLUB.
The young men who are TO form the
club from among the members OF St
Theresas's Catholic church. met in the
school hall OF the church last evening and
elected officers and made all arrange
ments TO take charge OF the room for so
many years occupied by the Young Mems
Literary and Social club. which were pur-
chased last Friday evening by the Rev
Fr. Flynn. pastor OF the chorch, for the
club
ATTRACTIONS FOR TOMORROW.
The attractions for pleasure seekers in
this vicinity for tomorrow are as follows:
The Red Hooks and the St Theresa's
ball teams on the Merino Flats at 2
O'Clock 20 be followed by the Olneyvilles
and Maplevalles at $3.50. both games 10 be
given for one admission.
The Regents and Mantons will play on
che oval on Atwell's avenue I'm the after
pet race at New King Park In the after
noon
WILL HOLD MEETING.
The Eighth Ward Republican club will
meet on "Wednesday evening next in Odd
Fellows block 27e Plainfield street when
the speakers Will be Hon. James Harris
judge OF the Ninth judicial district. and
Hon William y. Greenough attorney
general. There will be music by the sun
xrf cnaa afr mi n ~pl 1.o,
vided
GENERAL MENTION.
Mrs. Mari Agnes. wife OF Joseph Barso.
low. who Is one OF the overseers at the
Queen Dycfng works on Valley street
died at her home 7i5 Atwclls avenue yes-
rerday Tho funeral will be held tomor.
row at O'Clock and the interment will be
at Woonsocket
A large delegation from ST. ThereSa's .
parish will attend the lawn festival that
is 20 be rendered 10 the Rev. O. r. Clarke
81 the Holy Name church tomorrow even
ing. FIR. Clarke was for many years and
until quite recently pastor OF st. Theresa's .
church
The choir Of the Church Of the Blessed
eacrament Is making elaborate prepara-
tions for the celebration OF Corpus Christi.
which takes place In June.
Mrs. Ann Conway and Miss Nellie
McCulla OF this place went 10 Middle
Town. Conn. this morning where they
will spend a number OF weeks with rela-
tives
The Grover Fishing club received a
fwo-horse toad Of donations AZ the
meeting OF the club held at their new
club rooms at Rocky Point Sunday. The
donations included handsome sideboard
refrigerator. a chamber set etc.
James l.. Corcoran Is making extensive
improvements 10 the office of the Olney-
VILE hotel
Il s expected that the second and third