The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29


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There are still hopes that oiney Vile vii
have a baseball team. for last evening {
conference was held at the olneyvill'
hotel. in which Mapleville and Riverpoin
were represented. The scheme propose,
was that these places and any Others
Hhat desire to come in, form teams com
posed OF local players only. and that th'
teams so organized play for the gate re-
ceipts about three games apiece the win
ming team 10 be declared the state cham
pions
II was also proposed 10 OFFER a cup or
some other suitable trophy TO be present
I'd TO the winning team. This arrange
snent, II was Chained, viii do away with
. costly state league and will more free
D. demonstrate what town In the state
can produce the best amateur baseball
feam.
HIS FAREWELL
The Rev. Father sullivan. who has had
Rev Father Clarke was transferred 20
khe Holy Name parish. bid the congrega-
kdon goodbye last evening. The parish,
NE said, had been his home and he was
sorry 10 go. but the order OF his superiors
snust be obeyed. Ii is expected Rev.
Drather Flynn will come from Arctic to-
bday and assume charge OF the parish.
The church was filled last evening. for
ITather Sullivan, who has been assistant
II VI hRlnNpH
Father Clarke officiated at the services In
the Holy Name church for the first time
bast evening.
A MERRY GATHERING.
A houseful OF the young friends OF Miss
cday Whalen met at her home, l6l Whit
eier avenue. last evening. and had a de-
aiGhtftu time. Among those who rendered
vocal solos and instrumental selections
were the Misses Healey and Messrs. An
6erson, Oldhom. Hackett. Whalen, Walsh
AID Misses Cochrane. Rushton, Steere
and Faucet. There was besides their
numbers a we'll arranged amusement pro-
gram and during the evening dainty
was served.
FELL ON THE STREET.
late yesterday afternoon Mrs. Peter
Casey OF . Pocasset avenue fell over
some OF the rigging that Is being used by
the contractor on Pocasset avenue. who is
laying the high pressure water MAN,,
She told the police that she did not know
whether she was injured or not. but she
went home unassisted.
WILL FISH FOR TROUT.
The trout fishermen are now engaged
In fixing up their outfit. ON Sunday the
speckled beauties can be ished for and
large party from the Homestead club
will leave the city early Saturday even
tng for brooks in which they say plenty
OF trout can be caught.
GENERAL MENTION.
The mission al St Mays Catholic
church is still being largely attended. fof
a. each service many are Obliged 10 stand.
Up 10 last evening no less than 600 men
had received communion and II Is expect
cd as many more will receive before
the mission closes Saturday evening.
The Johnston town council will meet
this afternoon for the purpose OF can
the voting list which Will be used
at the annual financial town meeting to
be- held at the office OF The towns poor
Farm Monday of next week
Mrs. Ann Kavanaugh left her home. e.
twood street, I'm care of a $40 fox terrier
dog Just after dinner yesterday 10 go 10
. nearby store. When she returned she
found that some one had stolen the dog
reported TO the police last evening that
while in his barn some one stole $40 from
him. The police are OF the opinion that
he will find his money later.
Mr. John Madden can now he reckoned
upon as one of the hard nuts to crack on
The speedway. for he has become the pos
SCISSOR OF fast horse.
Bridget ID. Feeley. widow OF James
Teeley. who for many years lived at 3S
n -
viii be held at ST Marys church on
Broadway tomorrow morning at o'clock
LILLIAN V. daughter Of William and Vir-
glnia Perry. died az the home Of her
parents rs Putnam street. yesterday after
noon she was about Is years old and
was very popular among her associates
Thomas Monahan known on the square
rs the "Longhaired Prophet" was gath.
cred in by the police last evening and
booked az the Chaffee street station as a
vagrant
The funeral Of William Mill1lnsn4a who
died suddenly Monday afternoon, while on
his way home. was held Rt his late resi-
dence. 81 Iaban street, this afternoon at
J O'Clock.
Thomas McCuskar Of IS Stokes street
reported TO the Chsffee street police offi-
GERS last evening that s& worth Of roller
Skates had been stolen from his rink
The Thornton and Wilmington football
teams viii play on a tie game az New
The game Will begin az 3.30
: A lecture on India boy Prof. French will
be given az the Webster avenue primary
school tomorrow evening
John Edmondson ~ 240 Eastwood ave
nue. has for his guest FOR "A few DAYS MIR.
William Beans 90 oxford. Me
The display windows IN the square are
making q spring showing FOR many of
them are filled with baseball parapher
MALTA
There were -four cases OF drunkenness
reported az the Chaffee street police sta
tion this morning
A very pleasing piano recital was given
N Library hai last evening by the pupils
of Prof W r Myers
Three candidates were initiated at the
meeting of Bud OF Hope lodge I - o p.
NJ, u. in Stokes hall last evening
Mr. Harold Hand. who has been serious
j. ill az his home on Laurel Hill avenue.
Is able 10 be out portion ~ each pleas
ant day.
chester Davis, the well-known drug
clerk. IL now IN the employ OF the Rhode
Island DRUG company
Tvanhoe lodge. knights Of Pythias. will
meet this evening,