The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-20
WARREN.
Massachusetts Commissioners Con-
suit With Local Officials.
Bicyc Acciden Frequent-Tall River
Wheelmen on Visit.


ers, Messrs. William Sanders of New
Bedford, Edward Mott of Taunton and
George r. Durfee of Fall River, with q.
ID. Burlington, and Charles Cook Of Fall
River, surveyors were in town yesterday
and dined at Gotf S Hotel, where they met
MIR. Joseph w. Martin, president OF the
Warren Town Council. Previous 10
their arrival here they had inspected the
layout and surveys of the incoinpleted
carriage roadway between this town and
Fall River, ana talked with the owners
OF abuttlng land. The work of putting
the road through will be commenced in
side of three weeks
The Warren Foundry and Machine
Company has shipped to the HerresbotIs
at Bristol the last two OF the ordcr Of III
cylinders which go with the United
states torpedo boats now under construc.
tIon.
The Warren Artillery Company was
represented at Gov. Lippitts reception
yesterday by Col John Waterman, Lieut.
Col. Henry Walter Eddy, Adj. Daniel W.
q adding, Quartermaster Charles IA.
sparks Surgeon DIR. Nelson X. Hall, Pay
master IA. +. Champlin and Captain Ed
ward II. COyle.
The committee Of the Alumni associa-
rion Of the Warren high school met Tues
day evening at the Warren National Bank
rooms and voted 60 hold reunion Of
mem bers Of the association ut the town
hall on the evening Of September IL. The
principal features Of the occasion will be
In honor of the 150th anniversary of tho
incorporation of the town and will in
clude an historical address, with essays,
music etc
Bicycle accidents and run downs are
getting to be an every day occurrence al
though no serious results have been re-
ported. Tuesday, about Z. 80 in the even
ing on North Main street in front of the
residence OF MIR. Albert j. Mann, "A little
girl ABOUT ten years of age was run into
while crossing the street by an unknown
rider, and was thrown violently TO the
gutter and received several painful injur-
is, one of which raised large lump on
her head. The rider did not stop. Last
evening Mrs. George Andrews while
crossing Main street in front of Goff's S Ho-
tel, was run into. She was not thrown,
however but was badly frightened and
must have received some iruises
The fishing schooner Lady Levett, Cap
tain Cornell, arrived this morning with
over thousand pounds of cod which
were caught off Block Island yesterday.
The captain reIoits IL tle most success
fui trip of the season. Newsdealer Fred
A. Bliss was guest Of the captain and
has returned y. h.
The Quequiteant Club of Wheemen Of
Fall River. Captain Albert A. Harrison
and A riders, visited town last evening on
their annual spring run and made their
headquarters al. .Goff's Hotel where they
were served with "a turkey supper. after
which they adjourned 10 tho parlor and
with song and music made merry for an
hour or more. Tho members are very
handsomely uniformed with q dark blue
Russian cap, and military coat. They
presented a very fine sight AS they wheeled
tNafA ....l a
announced with bugle calls by Captain
Chamberlain, formerly bugler IN tie
navy.
Mr.. jeremiah Golf and a number of
friends spent Wednesday afternoon in
searching through the woods ANA orchards
in the vicinity of Windmill Hill for u fox,
evidences of his presence having been
noticed recently. They failed to capture
him.
The bers of the Massasoit Hook
and Ladder Company are considering the
question OF increasing their mem nbcrship.
The subject was To nave been submitted
at the mte eting held tuesday night but the
COMMITTEES failed 10 report.
Mr.. John Hodson is building a cottage
residence which he Will Ccoupy on Barney
street.
Amity Lodge Of Odd Fellows met last
night. There was n good attendance and at
the close of routine work "a social hour
was spont.
Mr. Winfield s. Cady of Norton Mass,
was here yesterday OH n visit to his father
jerome Cady, whose health is not of the
best.
In the matter Of the extension of Water
street from the foot along the shore TO the
Dry bridge road the commissioners. Messrs
Conley, Cady and Sanford, are pushing
their work as rapidly aS possible under the
circumstances. Tie grounds and route
have been surveyc and plats made and on
Friday evening next the commissioners
will meet, define and establish the lines
of assessment and botterments under the
statutory law.
Mr.. Cyrus Peabody loft hero yesterday
on his annual visit To Onset, Mass, where
he Bnd Mrs. Peabody make their home
during the summer season.
Bank .Ianitor Joseph i. Stanton who
has been confined with illness for the past
two weeks is recovering, and was out OF
doors yesterday.
The following is the assignment made
Of the Warren Artillery bali team, which
is To play tho Bristol Artillery team In
that town the first of n series of games
Catcher, Private Sinister; pitcher
Private Church: first base, Lieut. Col
Eddy second base. Sergt Bowen; third
base, Scrgt Miller; short stop, Lieut.
Sparks; left field, Sergt. Major Batchelor;
center field, Private Chappoll right field
Sorgt White; capt, Stanley Sinister
umpire, Corp. Edward Seymour.
Town Sergeant George L. Drown is
confined To his residence quite i'll with an
attack of malaria.
Five rem, evidently tramrs. loitercd
about the railway station yesterday after
noon and intcrfcred with the work OF
tho railroad employees. At Station \ gent
Hoar's request they were arrested and
last evening were arraignrd before Judge
Bosworth Of the District Court Three Of
them were discharged on their promise
20 leave town Immediately while the
other two were sentenced TO six months
confinement at the state worE house as
vAgrnnts.
Thirty years ~ long time 90 fght 81 pain
ful a trouble ~ piles but Jacob Mitchell of
l'uipnvfIto Pa. led that Is,p.r fsn frp "a.