The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-24
WARREN.
Inspected a Railway Stati0n--Death
From Consumption.

The plans for n now railroad station here
which the New York, New Haven g. Hartford,
Railroad Company has submitted for the APP
proval of the Town Council, provide for a
wooden structure 81 by % feet in dimensions
and similar in construction to the station at
Stoningtou. Conn. Upon invitation Of the
officials Of the road, and accompanied by
Superintendent Burnett OF the local division,
President Martin and the members Of the
Council visited and inspected the Stonngton
depot yesterday. While favorably impressed
in general way with the building. a num-
Der Of improvements and alterations in the
interior arrangements were suggested.
Mr.. John e. Dwyer, eldest son OF Margaret
and tho late Stephen Dwyor, former well
known residents here, died at Fall River Fri
day morning OF consumption. His remains
are 10 be brought here tomorrow Sunday
and Inferred In the family lot in ST. Marys
cemetery, by the side OF his father and his
younger brother, William, who die1 of the
same disease FIVE SIX months ago. = Thomas,
another brother, who resides here, and two
sisters remain.
Some 20 or IS ladies and gentlemen, friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Brien, who reside
on Windmill hill, paid them visit last even
ing and had an enjoyable time. Tue party
went out on wheels, which were illuminated
with japanese lanterns
On the best of authority, il can be stated
that the petition of the citizens for the resto-
ration of the ~. m. train from here TO Provi-
dence, which has been presented TO the
officials of the Consolidated road will be ia
vorably acted upon.
Mr.. eugene Lancaster of Boston, former
resident, was here yesterday calling upon
friends. Mr.. Lancaster was for eight years
employed in the government printing depart
ment His family will reside here during the
summer
The bread and cake store Of Louis Kunzie
in Bosworth's block, Main street, will be
closed to business the first of August and
later occupied drug store.
Work on the new sewer Wood street,
from Main street to the outlet in the cove
near the foot OF Federal street, will be begun
next week.
The man who has been seen each morning
for the past four or five days running down
Nam street about Z o'clock bare footed and
bare legged, il has been ascertained. is a
guest at DR.. Canhelis Hopeworth Sanitari-
um at Mount Hope. II Is understood that he
has been professional runner and has a
MANIA which he gratifes by running from
town and back again, distance OF about IL
miles.
Mr.. John Prior OF Worcester, former War
rem boy, arrived here yesterday for a weeks
visit TO old friends
Mr.. Ladslaw Samborslu and Miss Nellie
Pitka were married: in st.eMarys church at
o o'clock thi. morning by Rev. Father o'Keefe.
A great deal OF sympathy is felt here, where
they are we'll know n, for sheriff Philo =. Cady
of Bristol and his wife in the unfortunate
circumstance of Wednes lay, which resulted
in the death of their infant child yesterday
morning. Mrs. Cady Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Ms George W. Maxwell who reside here
on Hope street. She was born and reared
here, educated in our public schools and
made many friends by her amiable and COM
panionable ways.
There is an increasing demand here for the
use Of the electric power during the day
time. now unobtainable. Tho management
OF the recently consolidated Warren and Bris-
tol companies has assured applicants that rs
soon rs the new works are in full operation
the applicants demands will be favorably con-
sdered.