The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-19

tho referee blew his whistle and tho game
game neither side had scored and the
game was declared a tie. 1t Is probable
tn at another game will soon be played.
EAST PROVIDENCE.
At the United Congregation al Church
the Rev. w. II. Starr preached. Mr.: Starr
was for four years pastor OF the Haven
NJ. Il. Church prior to the appoin tment
of the Rev. l.. g. Horton.
At the Haven M. r. Church the pastor,
the Rev. l.: G. Horton, preached in the
third in the course Of being Christian,
his subject beiag How Can Become a
Christian?" At the Second Baptist
Church the Rev. John Stewart preached
a very interesting sermon In the morning.
There was full attendance at both SER
vices.
Sunday morning the police raided .
house on Water street kept by. John
Costa. They found one key Of beer or
something like it. Costa pleaded guilty
to keeping for sale and was lined $40 and
costs and ten days imprisonment. His
On Recommendation Of the chief the case
against her was discontinued.
Officer Colwell arrested ono man for
drunkenness.
Another cargo Of water pipe has arrived
for the East Providence water works and
Is being unloaded and carted to its desti-
nation.
w. Ii. Hopkins herd of Jersey stock
passed through the town this morning
EN- route for the RHODE ISLAND State fair.
RIVERSIDE.
The season at the Riverside Hotel will
close in about two weeks. Among the re-
m n FA NnrraafaFs A
H. Carroll. River Point; w. 4. Noonan,
Pomfret, Conn; Mrs. Ii. NJ. Gilmore aud
Miss A. Gilmore. Ware, Mass.
Mrs. George w. White entertained the
Sunday School class on Saturday after
noon at her residence
The service at the churches were well
Comrades Henry H. Ballou, Robert l..
Salisbury, George w. Patton, Allen G.
Peck ana George BLACKWELL, p. G. What
cheer Lodge No "A, X. OF p. aud Mrs.
George w. Patton left here for Washing
ton, ID. O., to attend the G. A. X. eneamp-
ment.
The following uncalled for letters are
awaiting owners at the Riverside Post
Office Mrs. Bedford, Mrs. Emma j.
Connolly, Mrs. Widow Dennis, Miss
Mamie Davis, Ebenezer Church, Warren
road; Miss Helen b. Fits, Joseph Is. Gag
nien, Crescent Park House; Il. Hinckley,
What Cheer House; Miss Nettie Hicks
(2), Miss Minnie Nuttall CD, Mrs. W alter
V. Potter (9), William X. Ramon.
NORWOOD.
For the past year the average daily at
tendance Of School District, No. lS, has
been thirty-two. and as the average per
pupil given by the State a ad town Is So
463 it gives to this district $4,000, also
there is an apportioned for each room
$l9S. 80. which makes n total amount for
the year ending April 30. 1893, $463. 40.
John Swanson of this place lost a val
liable horse Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. Blaskington and Youngest son
are visiting friends in New York.
The Norwood Baptist Mission services
were well attended SUNDAY.
A large number of the villagers are
making small displays at the RHODE ISL
AND State Fair.
The Boxing Club of this village is a
very clever affair.
WEXFORD.
The ball game last Saturday had most
unsatisfactory ending. WEXFORD played
beautiful bali and had a comfortable lead
on the Stars until the opening of the ninth
inning. when the game ended on account
of darkness. Wexford had the lead by a
score of 8 to s with an inning to play. In