The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-01
WARREN.
A Radical Change in Railroad
Time Table.
Driving Park Association TO Hold a
Race Meeting Notes.


be made in the running time OF the
trains on the local branch OF the Con-
solidsted road when the new time ts BILE
goes into effect on Sunday next. The
Sunday service Is to be doubled, the new
schedule providing for four trains each
way, but the week day trains will be re-
duced by five trains each way. At the
present time there are Ia trains each
way. The up trains will leave here on
weeF days at 500, 7:o2, s:02 and 9:17
a. m, 1902, 2:02, 4:02, 6:02, aud 1902
p. m. Tne.down trains leave this station
for Fall River at 8, II q. M, IL M, 2
4:45, and p. N. Additional trains
leave for Bristol at 7:05 q. m. ana 1853
p. m. The last train will leave Fall
River for Providence at 5:42 p. m.
Under the present schedule there are
three later trains. This arrangement
will be decidedly unsatisfactory to the
patrons all along the line.
There's ARE quite q number of citizens
who are owners OF stock In the Draw
bsugh Telephone Company. AS the court
of appeals at Washington has decided
adversely on the Drawbaugh patent suits
1t looks as though the stockholders will
lose what money they invested in the
concern.
The Warren Driving Park Association
is arranging for two days meeting to
take place Oct. IA, and 10. Three cases
are TO be scheduled for each day. The
first days card will be fer horses in the
$3.50, 2:35 and 2:26 class. The second Cay
2:40, 1929 and free for all race.
Mrs. Richard j. Barker formerly q resi-
dent here, now OF Fall River and o lady
friend, were visiting friends in town
yesterday.
In the common pleas division OF the
Supreme Court sitting at Bristol yester-
day. John W. Coogan of this town, was
sentenced to serve two months in the
county jail for the theft of q boat from
joseph A. Bowen on the Kickemuit river.
Schooner Napoleon, Captain Richard
Hart, has discharged cargo OF coal from
Il. M.Martin Il Co., and sailed yesterday
for New York.
The crack yacht Cygnet Of the X. l.
Yacht club went out OF commission yes
terday. She has been dismantled ansk
towed to Captain George II. Covo's yard
where she will be laid up for the winter.
Frank Mcmahon is improving the prop
erty recently purchased by him on Water
street
Rev. James Mulchahey, ID. D., vicar
emeritus of st. Paul's Church, Brook
lyn, n. Y, and daughter, who have
spent the summer here, returned yester-
day to their home in Brooklyn.
Since the opening Of the north district
school the attendance has incr eased from
IL TO 80 pupils. This does not evidence
dissatisfaction with the teacher, as has
been charged, and was to De investigated.
The matter will probably be dropped.
Mr.. Charles Putnam, representing
Gra,en q knight, the celebrated belt
maker OF Worcester, Mass, and who has
charge OF ,lting themacbinery in the new
mill, has completed his work and left
here last evening.
Bigger Baker of Providence, who has
been engaged with his paraphernslia on
the big engine at the new m Ill assisting
in the setting OF it up, has finished his
work ana left here yesterday In his
sloop z. Wallingford.
The Warren rise team made a very
creditable record at the state range Tues
day, being third in rank with rs competi
tors. The total score was 1885, The win
ming team recorded POI points.
Cashier Henry W. Eddy, Councilman
Charles IA. Sparks and DIR. T. q. Morriss-
eau are to leave here tomorrow TO join
the members CT the Warren Hunting
Club, who are in the woods of Maine in
search of deer.
The old town hall on Baker street is
receiving much needed external repairs.
portion of the lower story 10 used as
an ungraded school.
There is some satisfaction In disproving
some theories, particularly when they are
so often referred to. 1t has been said
Thousands of times that fish cannot be
caught during the prevelance OF north
east wind. However, party of gentle
men composed Of Agent G. Chappell, Su-
perintendent Alvin G. Seymour end ths
Squire. took chances with q stiff north
easter yesterday and sailed away
with Captain Caleb Carr to the fish
ing grounds on Ohio Ledge. The
result was that after fishing
ons hour and forty minutes. Their catch
countsd cut So, fsir-sized tautog. They
were back home at IL 40 q. M, and when
shown the catch some OF the Old fisher
= On declared that "they had never
known OF its bein' did before"
"Tommy" Galllag her,the popular NOR
tor man on the Bristol depot line in Prov
idenoe, spent Tuesday evening in town,
the guest OF the esquire"
The old building located on the pier
near tue mouth of the river, for num-
ber of years occupied Dy the oyster beds
watchman, is Inhabited. Three young
men who are working on the new horses
being built on Rumstick Point, have
fitted it up, put in new Windows, doors,
etc, and are making IL their home.
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