The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-16

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WARREN.
New Railroad Time Table 10 Go Into
Effect Tomorrow.
Foresters Install Offlcers-School Census
Being Taken-Town Notes.

The much talked OF change in the nun
ming Of trains on the local branch OF the
Consolidated railroad is announced to 60
into effect tomorrow. Ii was hopet for
and expected that better accom- m odations
would be furnished our people for reach
ing Providence, as matter Of fact, how
ever, the change amounts ot nothing, as
change only in the running of two Sun
day trains, coupled with the discontinue
sDce Of the 6:20 Q. m. train TO Bristol
which will discommode people who
raside here and nre.employed in the latter
town. The change Is as follows. The
train leaving here Sundays at 1912 p. m.
will now leave at 12:02 y. m. returning
will leave Providence at 80 pm. instead
of 20 p. m.
The Mozart Club met last evening with
Miss Ethel Allen at her home on Main
street and enjoyed a very pleasant musi-
Gale. There was good attendancs and
refreshments were served during the
evening.
Miss Josephine Carr and Miss Atkinson
returned home yesterday from a six
weeks trip in the interest OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary work, which
was spent in Boston and New York, Miss
Carr is the Home Secretary OF the
womans' Foreign Missionary Society.
Miss Atkinson is returned missionary
and was engaged in this work in japan
for 10 or IL years, but for the past
two years, has resided here with Miss
Parr.
The following officers OF Court Warren
Ancient Order of Foresters have been
installed by District Deputy James +.
Wyiie: Chief ranger, James Il. Wylie;
sub chief ranger, John p. Murphy; trees
urer, George u. Cow; financial seersiary
John II. Malloy; 5. W., William Walsh (;
j. W., Louis Beauchene; s. b., Richard
II. Monroe; }. b.. Harry Cocks; physi-
clan, DIR. Thomas n. Connolly; trustees,
4. W. Donovan. Isreal Lsfrance.
Mr.. Louis ailisnt IL engaged in taking
the school census. HIS report will sDow
o large increased number over last year
owing To the moving into town OF so
many families since the new mills started
up.
Mr. John Psilthrop OF Bristol, who
was partially psrsliZed five or six weeks
ago and since Friday last has been suffer-
ing form severe attack OF biccougns,
formerly resided here snd is now men,
ber of Amity Lodge of Odi Fellows OF
this town.
Mrs. Sparks, wife OF Councilman Sparks
Is spending "a week with friends and rela-
tives IN Boston.
The police have made but one arrest
thu, far this month. that was of Cholette
on Wednesday night.
ronin Relief Corps has engaged the
town hall for the 29th inst. to hold the
jubilee entertainment in aid of the Sol
dief Mem orial Fund.
The ice on the Kickemuit reservoir is
about six inches thick, good and clear.
The icemen are in rsadiuess to cut IL it
continues to increase in thickness which
the present weather looss favorable to
pring about. The local horssmep are
watching the ice on the cove anxiously
awaiting an opportunity to try their
steeds there.
Miss Grace CLARK, niece Of Police Officer
Clark and residing with his family is
detained at home with an attack of tom
silitis.
Lawyer John Il. Conley's daughter
Gertrude, who has been i'll with diphthe-
ria is improving rapidly.