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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-13
RIVERSIDE.

Last evening the annual meeting OF the
Alumni Association of Turner Avenue
Grammar School was held at the home of
Miss Ella Pine. The officers elected for
the ensuing year were: President, Arthur
+. Warner, 'S9; ce-president, John A.
Stringer, 80; secretary, Frank NJ. Lawton,
1913; treasurer, +. Ernest Crumb, '93; exc
cutive committee, A. Francis Warner,
'S9, Edgar l.. Sealander, '94, and
William Chapman, 80 President
Warner appointed the following com nit
tees to make arrangements for the annual
supper: Entertainment, Grace Davis,
30; Ella Pine, '01; and Edgar l.. Sea-
lander, '9i; arrangements, A. Francis
Frank NJ. Tower.
Charles White OF Chicago is visiting
Patrick eastman on Bullocks Point ave-
nue.
The Young Peoples Literary Society of
st. Marks Church held a lawn party at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Tillinghast last evening. The lawn was
profusely decorated with lanterns and
bunting and presented. a pleasing APP
pearance. Cake, ice cream, fancy arti-
cles, etc, were for sale. Angell's Orches-
ira furnished music.
Howard Kingstord, q medical student
at the Dartmouth Medical College, is
visiting his parents on Allen avenue.
Riverside Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
held a we'll offended meeting in their
lodge rooms in Grube's Hall last night.
The rank OF esquire was conferred upon
one candidate. Visitors were present
from ST. Elmo, st. John, What Cheer and
other lodges. Beside these, a number of
the dig gnitaries of the order were present.
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PAWTUXET HAPPENINGS.

The funeral services OF the late George
A. Shaw OF Everett, Mass, were held from
the residence of Mr.. Samuel Vickerey,
Silver Hook, today.
Among the new corners for tho summer
season on Pawtuxet Neck are Mrs.
Charles Bowen, who will occupy Mrs.
James Fields cottage; Mr.. Garfield the
Benjamin Potter house, and Mr.. Dodd
the Rufus Greene place.
George Il. Arnold, son OF the late
Elisha 3. Arnold, has re-opened the store
which for SO many years was occupied by
Among the feet OF yachts anchored off
the Rhode Island Yacht Club house Is
the Chinook, owned by Vice Commodore
Lippet. The launch is in fine trim and
carries siren whistle this season. The
Priscilla, owned by Commodore Rich
and this year Captain Maurice,
formerly skipper Of the Burgess, Ilderim
Is in charge. The Mule, owned by Mr.
Budlong Of tho Mignon, formerly owned
by Ex- Rear Com. Z. j. Bloomer, but now
the property Of Mr.. Capron, are also pro-
minent among other favorites.
On the 23rd the first OF the "Potter's
Cove Clam Bakes" will be given. Joseph
Wilson, the chef OF former seasons, will
be installed at the Summer Club.
a compact, worthy OF note, has been
entered into by the grocers of this place
and LAKEWOOD, by which their employees
are given holiday each Thursday after
noon during the summer season.
The Mission Workers OF Trinity Chapel
will give their first bake OF the season at
Rhodes on the Pawtuxot on July 9.
MIR. Gus Tiffany OF South Woodstock,
Conn, is the guest of relatives here.
Among other officers appointed at the
Town Council meeting at Cranston, were
constables. A. A. Shaw, Caleb Kerr,
Charles Bigolow, Benjamin Allen and
George u. Arnold.
Summer Is here, and yachting is in its
height. The surroundings az the Rhode
Island Yacht Club this season are more
beautiful than ever. One can see from
the club house at Pawtuxet steam yachts
schooners, sloops, sloop yawls, cats, cat
yawls, naphtha launches and knock
abouts, among which are commo-
dore RichmOnd's schooner Priscilla,
rear commodore Greone's sloop No. Z.
ex-Commodore Austin's mahogany
naphtha launch lola, the fastest naphtha
launch ahoat; Mr. l.. H. Tillinghast's
steam launch Ada, Mr.. Frank Budlongis
sloop Mile. Mayor Olney's sloop Annie.
Dir. Gilbert Kings sloop Magnet, Mr..
Alfred Barlow's sloop Jennie, Mr. Walter
Smiths sloop Nineta, MIR. Lon Budlong's
rloop Ranuee, Mr.. Henry Williams sloop
Bertha May, Mr.. l.. r. Materson's sloop
Beth, Mr.. &. lIermann's slOop Cocheco,
Mr.. III. y. Cnpron's slOop Mignon, Mr.. j.
w. Angell's sioop Nadir, Mr.. A. r.. Nick
ersOn's prize-winninR cat Edna, Mr..
Charles y. Hart's cat Louise, Mr.. A. ~
Adams cat Luciphsre. The club house Il
rev open Cor the season with y. N. Mich.
ola-ila-- rl4sEai-- CAopeloEs at the fines,
Goe!ity are served on Thursdays and sun
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CHANGE OF RAILROAD TIME.

The summer schedules on the New
York, New Haven d Hartford Railroad,
Old Colony system, Will take effect COM
mencing Sunday, June 10th.
Some of the important changes from
Boston are as follows;
Fall River Line Double Daily Service
Steamboat trains will leave Boston from
Park Square station at 600 and 100 p. IN.
Steamers in commission, Priscilla, puri-
tan, Plymouth and Pilgrim.
The "Afteroon Express via. the Shore
Line, heretofore due in New York at 1880
p. M, will leave as formerly at | p. m. +,
and be due to arrive at 700 p. m. A new
train TO be known as the "Seashore Ex-
press will leave Boston at 1903 p. M. .
and be due at the opposite terminal at
1880 p. m.
The Stonington Line Steamboat Train
Will leave at $3.50 p. m. week days in
stead OF $3.50 p. M, as heretofore. The
Providence Line Steamboat Train will
leave at $3.50 p. m, as at present
The Federal Express for Philadelphia,
Baltimore and ashington, via steamer
Maryland route will leave at 1902 p. m,
instead OF 1880 p. M, as heretofore.
Numerous minor changes will be made
in the Providence division local service.
The 6:20 p m. will run to Sharon and
Mansfield, and the 5:I5 p. m. train TO
those stations will be- discontinued. Mum.
erous slight changes of a few minutes will
DC made I'm trains between Boston and
Dcdham, and the Nalpole and ~ rCntham
line, including a new Sunday train from
Boston to Attlcboro via Walpole and
Nrcutham line at 6:10 D. m.
Through trains between Boston and
Newport will run practically as at pre-
sent
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PAWTUXET VALlEr.
Coventry.

Lyman Wood, an old and respected res
ident, died suddenly yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock, at his home in Coventry
Center. The deceased was in his 10th year
and was sick but two days.
Three horses have been lost in Wash
ington since last Monday.
Lippitt.
Arthur Blanchard is going to give a
series of bicycle races next Saturday.
The Fairview Hotel is being enlarged.
Natick.
The Natick Baseball Association will
hold an important meeting tomorrow
evening.
Riverpoint.
A retaining wall is being built on
Riverside avenue as the street Is being
wideped.
Clyde.
A meeting OF the Clyde Stars was held
yesterday. Thomas Shea has been secured
to play third base for the rest of the sea-
son and Frank Carroll Is signed for left
field.
Robert Le Valley is recovering from his
late illness.
Motorman Stone, a former employe OF
the Pawtuxet Valley electric road, and o
resident OF Attleboro now, was a visitor
here yesterday.
Commencing June 16, Sunday trains on
the Pawtuxet Valley Railroad will leave
Clyde for Providence at 1920 a. N. and
4:40 p. m.
Returning, will leave Providence al
IL 80 a. m. and $3.50 p. m.
Fiskville.
Most of the new machinery has been
placed in position at the mills here.
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NE WPORT' NE WIS.
viqiIant's New Centerboard
Is All Right.
Steam Yacht Oneida viii Take the
President a-SaiIing.
Special to the News.


NEWPORT, June 13. The sloop yacht
Vigilant arrived here from Bristol last
Bvening and dropped anchor off Mr.. u. ID.
Morgan's residence. She came down the
bay using her new center-board and
Captain Barr expressed himself as much
pleased at the way ii worked. The Vigil
liant will leave for New York in a day
or two, she being entered in races each
day from the 10Th TO the 18th inclusive.
The steam tender, Aeronaut, with spare
spars, accompanies the sloop.
ONEIDA FOR CLEVELAND.
The steam yacht Oneida, Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. &. Benedict on board, left here last
evening for the East, presumably TO Buz-
yards Bay, where il is understood Mr..
Benedict viii take President Cleveland
on a brief cruise. The President was
rendered the use of the Oneida TWO years
ago and visited these waters in her.
TORPEDO FOUND.
Last October the cruiser Cincinnati fred
q Howell torpedo at Coddington Cove.
1t never came to the surface and all
search for il was useless. Yesterday while
divers were looking for the Cunningham
rocket torpedo, they came across the lost
Howell and took il ashore. The steel
parts are badly rusted and in thin places
eaten through. The bronze part was in
good condition. The torpedo is worth
about $500 to the government. Originally
il was worth $500.
LOCAL NEWS.
Mr.. John L. Pagan and Miss Mamie q.
Woods, both of this city, were married
yesterday.
Schooner yacht Priscilla of Providence
Is here.
A tablet has been placed in the United
Congregational Church in memory of Rev.
Thatcher Thayer, ID. ID.
James Hamilton, a conductor on the
electric cars, was jammed between one of
severely injured.
The "Pirates of Penzance" was given
here last night by amateur talent Miss
Mary q. Curley, of this city and Provi-
dence, made decided hit.
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Conpcnial noople.

Congenial people.
Did you ever think that il made a great
difference 20 your comfort and happiness
what kind OF people you come in contact
with from day 60 dayH
For instance.
One day you will seem TO bo fated TO run
across men. who, at the particular time you
meet them. or just prior, have had something
go wrong with them. and SO are not in u very
agreeable mood. anyway. That makes 10
bnd especially If they sit opposite or near
you at the table, or In the electric cars. IL
sort o. puts a chill in the atmosphere, SO TO
speak. You feel better when in or near the
company of congoEial people. There is
enough trouble and sorry and worry in this
old world of ours without getting in the
refrigerator circle. Rain, and even thunder
and lightning. Is all right occasionally, but
for an all-round. steady thing. sunshine
congeniality is pretty good.
wonder how many of those assembled at
the "Tea Table" this evening remember hav.
ing seen parade on the Fourth Of July of ye
olden time, when the antiques and horribles
were tho especial features of the days fes-
tvities2 can SEQ ono of those parades COM
ing down Weybosset street as plain as if it
were yesterday. There were no floats in
those days, but the comical charactering made
a tremendous hit. 1t looked like grand
march of a mammoth masquerade ball. All
that the committee has TO do is TO equal the
old to make the new a success next Fourth of
July.
Going to ride this wookY II 80, obtain your
rig at Young's livery on Clcmence street.
While standing for moment on the steps OF
the Broadway Central Hotel. the other day.
was accosted by tho proprietor of the Misfit
Clothing Pariors, 100 Westminster street. A
friend came along, and feeling tho quality of
tho coat the proprietor had on remarked
"Don't sec how you can afford to sell one OF
those suits for 81 81.
by c. +. Nichols, and for sale at tho drug
and dry goods stores.
At the Providence Lining Store, 4OS wost.
Minister street. you can buy the cloth, the
Innings and trimmings. and have your tailor
make You a suit, thereby saving IA few dollars.
They say that the roller. skate craze Is 60
come into fashion again In tho meantime the
bicycle will hold its own.
Now don't got excited, or Ars,rnted. Take
IL easy. Summer days are here, Blt only for
a little while. THANKSGIVING Is only five
months away. OLD VET
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IL stickcth Closer Than a Brother,

Does tho rheumatism. Cut off all relation
ship with 20 by the aid OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. which sewers the bond without loss OF
time, II you use ~ promptly and persstontly.
No testimony is more positive and concurrent
that that which establishes its efficacy in this
obsiiaato disease. Csr IL with assurance
..t-oe RESULTS for nirlariai. tysprptie ~ Il nrr.
yous trouble, constipation and biliousness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-13
Without Much Ceremony.

SAuLT Str. MARIE, Ont, juno l3.-Tho
new Canadian canal was formally opened
here today Thc proceedings were Of a.
merely f0rma' nature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-13
OLNEYVILLE.
Johnston Town Council Cau-
Gus This Morning.
Arrangements Made for The Meeting
Of the New Council.
Interesting Entertainment by Scholars
of the Merino School.
THE NEWS BUREAU, OLSRYv1LLE,
No. 5 Hartford Avenue.

The Johnston Town Council elect met
at the residence of Councilman John
Sawyer on Plainfield street, at O'Clock
today, TO discuss and arrange the llst oi
subordinate offices that they Will be called
upon to fill at their first regular meeting
tomorrow. George +. A. Beane VIII be
made president of the board by unahl-
nous choice of the members.
With possibly one exception the incum-
bents of the minor offices are TO be
reappointed.
The police constables who are recon-
mended by the sergeant TO the board for
continuation will be the same as last
year, few names viii be dropped ana
an equal number of new ones added. Ihe
position of health officer is the most per-
picking one TO fill since the financial meet
ing refused to appropriate any salary Tor
that official.
The statutes provide that the Council
shall act board of heath. AS 1t is
unreasonable TO expect that any members
of the board will traverse the town put
ting up notices of contagious diseases or
investigating nuisances for the small
remuneration they receive. IL IS probable
that the council will feel justified in pay
ing some one to perform a certain line
OF work that will fall upon the Council TO
attend TO for the sanitary condition OF
the town.
The meeting was very harmonious and
the deliberations OF the board promise
to be of a conservative character that Will
give the townspeople a business admins
tration of affairs.
SCHOOL EMBARRASSMENT.
A very successful school entertainment
under the auspices OF the teachers of the
Merino school was given by the pupils OF
that school in the schoolroom last even
ing. The proceeds are TO be applied to
the purchase of piano for the school.
The following is the program:
Piano solo. ............... Miss Lizzie Kennedy
Recitation-Patriotic Cons ................
- .,....,.. Lizzie Boehm and school Room
Recitation-"A AN American Boy. -.
:, 80, .,.....'.....'..,...,.....- walter Olver
Recitation-"M Playmate ..... Isabel oliver
Song-"O, Columbia" ......... y. BY the School
Vocal solo .,.;,.... zee. Miss Ada Aveyard
Recitation--4O Our Flag. "................... ="
Albert Froberg. Raymond ellison, Leonard
Morley. Leonard Thorpe, Fred Buttle.
pupils room 2.
Rocitaton-'' Barbara Frietchio'' -, -
~, .,'.., ,.'.'.........'...- Annie Judlsch
ah3 Lihzf Ethel pag
Recitation-"The Song of the Flag" ....
.....,.................... Annie Connolly
Song-"Star spangled Banner" BY the school
Recitation-"1he Little Gardener" .........
Vocal solo. Observation-Disclosures. Miss McQuiilan
Ilano solo. ..,............. Miss carrie Dunn
CHIMNEY FIRE
Box 81 of the Johnston fire alarm was
sounded at 7:10 O'Clock last evening for
chimney fire on Miller avenue in a cottage
house occupied by an Italian family,
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HALIFAX, June l3.--Thc American jour
nalists, "a in number, stopped at KentviliC
last night, where u dinner was rendered
them.
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The Clyffards OF Clyffs (2).
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Ida vane ~ W.
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Disappearance of Mr.. jeremiah Rcd.
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What win Ethel BAyf
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The Haven of Unrest.
Mrs. Henry weed
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EnNelones arc Chenncr.

very much 90, just now, when purchased in
five and ten thousand lots Call aud look over
our samples. NEws Job Dept, o. south
Water street
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The Idle Hour Whist Club OF Johnston,
went by train yesterday to Saundersville,
Mass, where they were enioyably enter
tanned by Mrs Thomas Wilmarth, whose
husband is superintendent OF the mills
in that town.
In the Eighth District Court today
Frank Duffy, charged with being a
common drunkard was sentenced to six
months at the State workhouse.
The supervisors OF the election i'm John
ston will present bill to the Council to-
morrow for s15 each for services at the
recent election, notwithstanding the
recent financial meeting voted their pay
should be but % each. They contend
that they were employed from $3.50 in the
morning until the following morning
when the count was completed, and that
the law provides that the Council alone
shall fix their compensation.
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Brigitti (5).
Anonymous
Welded Hands (3).
Travels and Adventures on the Land, on
The Sea and in the Air (6).
The Private Secretary (2l.
The Squire's Secret (2l.
A Year Out of NV Life C2).
Ny Second Self (2).
At War With Himself (D.
Zoearvatho.
Dorothy.
Adventures In the North West Territory.
Jane Austin.
Mansfield Park (6).
E.Aas:ey.
The Tinted Venus (D.
Owens Blackburn.
The Love That Loves Away (6l.
The Glen of Silver Birches 10y.
The Glen of Silver Birchss (2) (D.
X. NJ. Ballantyne.
The Fire Brigade, or Fighting t%
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NJ. f. BraddoR.
htisl etos Bough az.
Adolphe Eelot
The Black Venus ~ (2).
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Oliver Goldsmith 1).
White Heath ~ (2).
The Four MacNichols (2J.
Robert Buchanan.
Shadow Of the Sword (3D.
Il. II. Burton.
From the Wings.
Walter Besant
Uncle Jack n).
rhe Humbling of the Hemblinas ~.
Bjonstjerne Bjornson.
symore Solbakken ~.
Bertha Nj. Clay.
ailary's Folly (2).
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Tour Money or Your Life (2l.
rhe Magic Spectacles 90
fter Dark (5j.
rhe Girl at the Gate 90.
Lucy Randall Comfort
Three Sewing Girls CD.
+. Du Boisgobey.
The Consequence OF Duel (O.
Edward DE Concourt
The Zemgsnno Bros. ts),
J. Eenninore Cooper
The Redskins.
AIphonse Daudet-
Numa Roumestsn (3).
A. ID.
Glare Stnnhope's Diamonds
His Victoria Cross.
A Strange Wedding Eve.
or Thorns, Grapes.
Four stories in one book i3).
Madame DE Stael.
Corrinne: Story of Italy (4).
Charles Dickens.
Tom Tiddler's Ground % (2).
Christmas Carol t5).
Pictures from Italy (O.
The Uauated Man 81.
DE La Mott Fouque.
Sintram and His Companions (2).
Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli Easl o
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Dixon (D.
Tancred or The New Crusader.
Richard Bowling.
NV Dnrling's Ransom ~.
High Water Mark (D.
Amelia Il. EdwArtla.
Hand and Glove IL
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ARRESTED AT wooNsocKET.

Officers Bates and Kimball went to
Woonsocket last evening and arrested
Antonio Rossi, charged with an assault
with dangerous weapon on Frank Mann
last Monday. He was lodged in the john
ston bridewell last night, but refuses to-
talk until his boss comes. The men are
Italians and the assault took place in the
Italian settlement at Ceasarville.
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FOR EUROPE.

Kennedy & Cough, local steamship
agents, report the following passengers
booked this week: Mrs. Margaret Mills,
Miss Alice Barnes, Mrs. May Foster and
child on steamship Pavonia; Rev. " IL
liam b. Meenan, Mr.. John Gordon, on
the steamship Lucania Cunard line A
large party is booked for June 20 to sail
on the st. Louis, the new steamer, the
first of the American Line to be built on
this side of the water.
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Mr.. Frank r. Waterman and Miss An
ME l.. Mower were married Yesterday
afternoon at Roger Williams Free Baptist
Church, Rev. John Malvern officiating.
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Joshua Marvel 5.
Mrs. GaskclL
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The Golden Shaft (2).
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4 Hearts Problem (2).
Queen of the Meadow (gA
Robert Gray (G).
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The Soroerer.
Emile Gsborlan.
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Promise Of Marriage (5).
Charles Ksmbly.
Mary Cson Hay.
Under Life's Key.
Doomed (s).
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Under the GI tenwood Tree (b).
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G.P. X James.
Phillip Augusta; or the Brokers in
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Mp. Caudle's Curtain Lectures.
Julia Kavanaugh.
Rachel Gray ~.
Elsa Desterre Keeling.
Three Sisters; or Sketches OF . Highly
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Paul Goslett's Confession f5).
My Love l6).
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CHIMNEY FIRE.

Box 81 of the Johnston fire alarm was
sounded at 7:10 O'Clock last evening for a
chimney fire on Miller avenue in a cottage
house occupied by an Italian family,
named Rossi