The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-05
NEWS OF new ENGLAND.
Maiwo Militia y,teyi. r,.un.-

~ss~o mSiue yIfue Teams.
Augusta Nc. Ara, 1.-The following
10 the make-up OF the Second regiment
teanf N. q. y. NJ: sergeent, Ford
Phelan Sergeant Dd PheLan. Sergeant
{. ~. Tapiey MM Lieutanaut l.. w
Adams. compan X, Calais: Captain w.
a. Paul and rtvate j. II. Littiedeld,
company b, l. swtston. and Lieutemsnt
y. u, dresnarA. company d, Lewiston;
subsntutes, N, L. Hutckin son, company
-. esastpcrt; Sergeant McCurdy, com
pany X. CaiSix The Following are the
ones who wal ba allowed to compsts for
the Championship prize and place on
ehe Second regiments tsarn: c. q. Cooper.
"A, A. Hutehinson, company l.. Houlten;
winnie Judksps and Sergeant II E.
sChandier. company II. Dover; Lisutenant'
w. h. McPhAterss s.nd Sergeant c. A.
Rogers, company F.. skowhegan;tO. c.
Hayes, company~c. Bath; /. C.. Marsh
man, company ID. Lewiston. The. Sec
ond regiment team last year won the
rgimentaI match by only 10 points over
the score of the First regiment. The
contest Is dikelytto be equally, close this
year. and therelts great interest among
the men In regard TO the result. While
the company team matches afe con-
fined TO each regiment. the total OF all
the team shosting showed that the Sec
ond rcgiment.teams were the strongest.
Colonel Harrington. the inspector gen.
eral OF rife practice, is satisfied that the
contest will be very much closer this year
than last among the company teams,
and higher scores will be made In both
regiments.
Finy Years In One Church.
Clinton, Mass. Aug. 5.-rExercises In
celebration of the 50th anniversary of
the installation of Rev. George M. Bar
tol. ID. d., as pastor Of tho First church
(Unitarian) Of Lancaster. were held In
that town yesterday afternoon. This
church te the oldest In Worcester county.
and one Of the Oldest In the state, and
the eyeat was celebrated by the towns
people tn general. The program in
cluded addresses by Rev. Edward Ever
EFT Hale Of Boston, Rev E. A. Horton of
Boston and DR.. Bartol. the latter speak
ing briefly on the work OF the parish
since he first became ias pastor. DR..
Rartol was presented by his townspeo-
ple In Lancaster with a solid silver tea
set and 500 in gold, and the Worcester
Association of Unitarian Ministers pre-
sented him with handsome loving cup.
The first church was established in 1853
and previous to DR.. Bartol's pastorate
had seven ministers. Dr. Bartol IL
rsstive Of Portland. Me, and graduate
or Brown university and the Cambridge
divinity school. He is a brother Of Rev.
Dc. Cyrus A. Bartol OF Boston.
Duponts Trial A gain Delayed.
Newport. X. l., Aug. 5.-The torpedo
I'll. n.
official trip yesterday. made three runs
over tine 12-mile measured course in the
West bay, and then the builders de-
cided to call the run off, as the vacuum
on the starboard engine was running
low. The run down against strong
wind and tide was made at a 27.7 knot
clip and the run back at 2S-knot gait,
giving an average for the two runs OF
27.25. The steam pressure was all right
during the entire trial over the engines,
for the latter ran beautifully, with no
tendency to heat. The work of over
hauling the condenser was begun at
once, and the trial board will remain
at Bristol until it is determined how
much Of task 1t will be to thoroughly
clean the great mass of piping which
goes to make up this important part OF
the ships apparatus. IT Is hardly
probable though that Secretary Long
will now witness the trial, as he had in
tended.
Federatien sStiicers.
BoetOA- Aug. 6-The Massachusetts
Federation OF Labor yesterday elected
omcers as follows: President, j. d.
Pierce ct Worcester; vice president, ].
II. Murray OF Marlboro; second vice
president, Max Reiser OF Boston; Sec
retary, George II. Lord. Of Brockton;
treasurer. Charles HI. Spemser of Spring
field; delegate to the national conven.
ton OF the American Federation of Labor
at Nashville, John OSullivan of Boston.
p. Maloney Of the Theatrical Mechanics
union, Joseph Walsh Of Bakers union.
No. 4, John II. Murray Of the Marlboro
Central Labor union and +. F. Tracy Oh
Cigar Makers union, No. 97.,'were elected
q legislative committee For trustees