The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-19
WARREN.
Fourth OF July Committee Com
pletes the Program.
Four Cases o. Diphtheria In One Family
Not of General Interest.

The Fourth of July committee met In
the town building last evening and CON-
pleted the arrangement of program for
the celebration which will occur on Mon
day, July 9Th. It is in brief as follows:
At a. IN. "a drum band will parade
through the principal streets playing
national airs; at a. IN. salute will be
fired by detachment from the members
of the Warren artillery company. The
bells In the church towers will be- ruDg
for half hour at q IA m, IL IN. and q
p. III. AT 10 a. IN. there will be grand
military, civic and firemen's parade.
through the principal streets, the first
division headed by the Norton, Mass,
brass band, the second by the Swansea
band. The Bristol Train of Artillery will
take part and MIR. John III. Brown will be
the chief marshal. At 2 p. IN. the
Norton band will give a concert on the
common. At o'clock there will be base
ball game played between the localclub
and the Columbia Unions Of Providence.
At 4:30 y. IN. there will be two bicycle
races started for "a three-mile run and the
second for one mile. In the evening the
Norton band will give another concert on
the common, and there will be q grand
illuminated and decorated bicycle parade.
The parade will be in four divisions,
namely: Out of town clubs, gentlemen
riders. lady riders, boys. There will be two
special prizes offered to out of town clubs
making the lest appearance. and ten
other prizes for individual appearance.
The celebration promises to be one Of the
best ever witnessed I'm the town.
Another child of Mr.. NJ. De Forest re-
siding on Noberts Lane has been taken
down with an attack of diphtheria, max
ing four now i'll with the disease. The
cases all are OF a mild type and are being
cared for by DIR. q. l.. Church.
W. I1l.
Joseph Piekos had drunken fight late
Thursday night at the home Of Joseph,
who resides on Union street in which
blood flowed freely, but no serious injur-
les resulted. Both men were arrested and
before the Fifth District Court. Judge
Orrin IA Bosworth. were adjudged guilty
| OF. reveling and paid fines OF 81 and costs
amounting to $460.
The Town Council has elected Rev.
Henry W. Brown, pastor of the M. f.
| church, member of the school commit
tee In place Of Rev. ii. ID. Robinson,
resigned, and who has removed from
town. Josiah Coggeshall has been elected
| "a constable.
A number of the Pan meri lean visitors
! to Providence were in harrington yester-
| day and were shown over the brick yard
plant by the president of the company.
Mr. Samuel of L. Andrews & Co. paint
ers, who met with an accident short
tiine dkO WnereDy seVefhl DODeS In n 1OOt
I were broken has recovered sufficiently to
attend to business, although suffering
| from lameness.
Mrs. Cornelius Winslow Of New Bed
ford is the guest Of Miss Eunice Tuell
At the Jacobs Point rifle range yester-
day Corporal Charles n. Mabey and Pri-
yate Langille of the artillery COMPANY
qualified as marksmen at 200 and 800
yards
DIR. Nelson II. Hall was hurriedly called
from his bed yesterday morning before
daylight to attend MIR. Thomas Smith at
kelly's bridge Hall hal been trolling
for bass. He had hooked one and In try
ing to bring him in landed him on the
| rocks about ten feet below the bridge
| floor. Smith jumped down to secure him
and sustained bad sprain of his left
| ankle. which disabled him. DR.. Hall
rendered tho necessary aid. The doctor
was presented with the fish, which was n
handsome fellow, weighing about eight
pounds
The schooner Napoleon. Capt William
Hart, sailed this morning for Port John
SOP. Mrs. Hart, wife of the captain, and
Mrs Conklin. relative, sailed in the
Napoleon and will visit their former
homes on Long Island.
Yesterday was Warren day at the
textile exhibit at Fal, River and quite a
number went from here