The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
STATE Ne VS..


The entertainment given at Knights-
vile Memorial Day by the Improvement
Society was we'll attended. A fine pro-
gram OF 20 numbers was given. Lack oil
space prevents the giving Of the program
The road improvements In the town ere
fast nearing completion, and are credit
TO the road commissioner.
Mr.. James Aborn the present assessor
OF taxes Is one of the busiest OIL
cials In the town. No distance ID too
great for him to travel, where the
interests OF the town - concerned. He
him. Monday Il election day, and it NAV
not b. amiss fo,caution the good citizens
of the town of the absurdify and
untruthfulness of the stories that
are being circulated and in
some instances give publication. One in
particular is to the effect that Senator
Merrill and the honorable president OF
sseh sSs 0wa .trvns dVSn9 Are re ct SgSsc heads
other. 4 @ more absurd 1.p''0' or ridicus sue
lous story it would be hard to imagine.
II IL well known fact that tho gentle
men are fast friends, earnest workers,
and life long Republicans. Both are can
didates for membership in the Town
endorsed by the Democratic Caucus
% well a. the Republican,. All
talk of ring rule aud 6ossism is the
ranting Of q disgruntled minority who are
unable to make the citizens OF the town
sec the necessity of calling them to Office.
There h ring In the town, but it takes
In everybody who b In favor OF good
Knowles, Mccain & Co. sold 2S lots
Memorial Day on their Wayland Park
Annex. The park was crowded all day
with prospective buyers and their friends.
~ guests of the enterprising manager OF
the firm, who saw to it that every one
was handsomely treated.
Greene.
Decoration services for Greene and vi
cinity will be held on Sunday, June 8. A
large delegation from McGregor Post. q.
A. r., OF Phenix, will be present with 3
drum corps to take part In the ccre-
monies: Upon the arrival Of the
line will be formed 1T Greene, the head
quarters being at Comrade G. S. Browns,
and march to Hopkins Hollow. After
the decoration services at Hopkins' Hol-
low the line will reform and return to the
Methodist Church at Greene, where
htting. services will be held. Addresses
yin 6e given by the pastor. Rev.
M At The BE- cioss issm'sy' 81 tn. ana .ervisss Ssh'r.
collation. will be served to the members of
The @. A. r. and visiting friends. It il
hoped all will take part and interest in
the occasion by helping provide flowers
and provisions. All veterans of the war
whether members of the Grand Army or
not are cordially invited to take part in
the ceremonies.
Warren.
The new Town Hall was omen on Me-
mortal Day and many people took pleasure
IN inspecting the inferior. It IL hoped
that the frescoing which Is now in
progress will be finished in time for the
high school graduating exercises. Tramps
IN the future, will have no cause to COM
plain OF their quarters.
1t Is conceded that the Warren Artillery
stood second only to the Newport Artii-
lery in fine appearance on the line of
march on Decoration Day.
The Rev. William N. Ackley, who hes
been Ill for the past week, is convaIcscinR.
Mrs. Martin l.. Bosworth's condition Il
Fsported - improving.
M.nhsdsn in large quantity are being
'aught daily.