The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-18
WARREN.
Preparing to Organize Mckinley
and Hobart Club.
Grand Jurors Summoned Wild Man
Abroad Again.


man, Esq, Senator Benjamin Drown,
John W. Sinister and Frank Drown, the
committee who were appointed at pub
lie meeting neld last Tuesday evening at
the District Court room, to arrange for
the formation OF a Mckinley and Hobart
Club met last evening and formulated
their plans, which are TO be presented to
the citizens for consideration at a meet
ing to be called to meet at the same
place on Tuesday evening next. All voters
in favor OF the election OF Mckinley and
Hobart are invited to attend.
The marriage intentions of Lewis Belin-
ger, Jr., and Clara Josephine Emond of
this town, were filed with town clerk
Charles b. Mason Yesterday.
The following persons from this town
have been summoned to serve as grand
juror at the common pleas division of
the Supreme Court to be holden at Bristol
next Monday morning: Patrick Ward
James M.Young, John F.West and Francis
Ii. Wheaton.
Walter Martin an employe OF the N. Y.
N. II. & Ii. railroad has returned from
Boston Hospital, where he has been under
treatment for several weeks for an affec-
tion Of his eyes, much improved in health.
A large delegation of the members of
Kickemuit Grange visited Pomona
Grange of Cum berland Thursday and re-
port having had q most en- joyable time.
The Swansea Brass Band which is gain
ing an envia BILE reputation for furnishing
first class music Is to give an open air
concert at Swansea Centre this evening.
Mr.. John William Broome and family
of Manchester, England, have arrived
here. MI. Broome represents the Heth-
erington Sons Co., limited, Of Manchester,
which is furnishing the spinning mules
for the WArren Manufacturing Company's
new mills. Mr.. Broome will superintend
the setting up of this part of tho outfit.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. F. A. NJ,
has resumed its regular sessions after its
usual annual vacation.
John Bachelor, the Water street grocer,
lost q valuable horse yesterday from collie.
Mr.. Arthur Z. Staples of Taunton, Mass,
is in town for few days in the interest
of the Staples Coal Company of that city
who recently purcha the two wharf
estates at the foot of Church street, where
they propose to erect a substantial coal
pocket.
Rufus b. Goff and Henry G. Clark
OF this town who for many years have
been connected with the firm of Brown
Bros. & Co. of Providence. have resigned
their positions and are now connected
with the management of the Standard
Mill Supply Company of Providence.
Some 20 persons went from here yester-
day in attendance upon Thurston's an
nual neigh borhoo clambake at South
Swansea.
annual vacation. His beat is being COW
cred during his absence by constable
Charles Clark.
Several barge loads of young people at
tended the concert and dance hello at the
town hall in Darlington Wednesday even
ing.
number CT the employees OF the New
York, New Haven Il Hartford Railroad
were busily engaged yesterday in rolling
down the cinder path approaches to the
railroad station.
Contractor Gardner G. Luther was in
town yesterday finishing up the removal
of his stone crushing plant, which he has
rem owed to Tivertop, where he is con-
structing a hslf-mile OF Macedam road.
Miss Nellie Smith of Providence, VINO
formed one Of party from that city
that Captain George Coro took out to
the fishing grounds in his yacht Egbert,
yesterday, caught a tautog that weighed
5s4 pounds.
Quite a number of families are moving
into town, former employees In the cot
ton mill who expect soon to be regularly
employed in the new mill.
Deacon Daniel Bushee, who resides near
the Kickem nit river, reports that the
"wild man." so-called, who has created
so much newspaper talk recently, is
again in that vicinity, much to the an =
noyance of the residents of that locality.
| From what can be learned he is a harm
| less tramp.
Mr.. M. II. Manning, who for an ex-
pertinent as we'll as profit planted five
acre field of sod land on Vernon street in
South Warren last spring with onion seed
has harvested crop Of A75 bushels OF
handsome yellow onions, which he has
cold, the last consignment being shipped
| yesterday.
| Professor Thayer entertained a party OF
% friends with musicale at the tent on
his grounds on Main street last evening.
After the musical entertainment hot
wafiles and gingerbread were served the
guests.