The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-05
WARREN.
The j. p. G. Club Gives a Lean
Year Ball.
Sharpshooters Have a Rifle Contest
Election Result Celebrated.l

ladies held grand leap year ball II
Armory hall last evening that proved ,
very pleasant sffsir. There was a lsrg,
attendance and 35 couples took part IN
the grand march. Belmont's orcnestrs
furnished the music and refreshment,
were served during intermission. There
were 20 numbers on the program. The
general floor director was Katie u. Smith.
assistant, Annie T.. Lonergsn; aids.
Annie Il. Smith, Kate L. McDonough h
Nary A. Lonergsn, Florence Berard,
Leora Sullivan ana Bridget Iyden.
The funeral OF Mrs. Jeremiah COT will
take place from ST. Msry's Church Fri
day, at Ga. m. Interuent will be I'm
st. Mary's cemetery.
A picked team of i've sharp shooters
from Providence, were TO have had =
friendly contest with the Artillery team
at the local range yesterday. As 1t was.
only three came down and tho shooting
resulted In the following individual
scores at q Creedmore target. General
kendsl, 159; Lieutenant Abbott, l43:
Private Dexter, 1886; Lieutenant Sparks.
1872; Sergeant White, 1s9: Lieutenant
Rawson, 17S; Private Church, I65:
Lieutenant Greene, 162.
Out Of the total vote cast here on Wed.
nesday 6s1, there were 81 defective bal
lots, u OF them being blank.
Tho Warren Foundry and Machine
Company, sfter oeing idle several DAYS.
taking stock. stsrtsd up yesterday.
Mfea Minufa Sav,,a,.
of Joseph X. Seymour of this town. was
married yesterday at the home of her
parents on South Main street, TO Mr..
Charles Augustus Barnard of LYNN.
Mass. Rev. III. W. watjen performed the
ceremony, and at 6 O'Clock the couple
took the train for bridal tour.
The store Windows OF Mr.. william
N. Mckenzie at Main and Market streets |
were illuminated last evening with can
dies that were used for the same mr.
pose by the late Deacon Edward Sanders.
during the Lincoln campaign in 1860.
All warren was ablaze last night with
red ire, rockets, etc., while music an
patriotic shouts filled the air. The whole
town turned out to take part In the DEM
onstration. IL was sound money jolli-
ication in honor Of ths election OF Nc
hlniey and Hobart, gotten up under the
uspices OF the club bs~ring their names.
ma was a complete success In every wav.
There were illuminations and decoration.
,slore. At 1880 O'Clock line was form.o
n front OF headquarters in the following
rider:
Citizens on horseback.
Chief Marshal, John II. Brown.
ids Gilbert +. Cole, George W. wilbor.
Swansea Band.
j. J. O'Brien, leader.
A troop OF bicyclsits.
Mckinley and Hobart Club.
John Waterman, President.
Citizens.
In ell mum boring over 300. The route
march was over the following streets.
ain, Child, Adams, Market, North
ain, Water, Miller, Church, State, Wash.
gton. Broad to Maine to the railroad 9
ossing, where the column countermarcb-
10 hall and was dismissed. The dis b
ay OF fire WORKS along the route was u
'ver before equaled here. Decoration,
10 iiiuminRtions at the residences of !"
Q following are worthy OF special men. Il
IN; b. NJ. Boswortn, {. II. Handy b
II. Brown, Mrs. Lucy Waterman, John n
lterrsn, z. p. Chappell, ID. f. GLAD. Z"
ng, Revolver Dyer, Foremansand Car. 4
rfer, Henry Clark. There were six "a
carried in the line with ',
'ttoes OF political significance. -