The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-24
WARREN.
Court Warren F. Of A. Gives q Ball
in Armory Hall.
Work at North Burying Russian
Manufacturers In Town.

The Foresters grand ball. given under the
auspices of Court Warren. No 3j. n. OF A.,
was held in Armory hall last evening and
was an exceedingly pleasant affair. There
was a largo attendance and some 30 or more
couples took part in the grand march, which
was led by Mr. =. w. ONeil and his sister,
Miss Fanny O'Neil. There were guests pres
ent from Providence. Fall River and Bristol.
Eddy 81 o'Brien's orchestra furnished the
music, with Mr.. James N. flanagan as
prompter. There were 20 numbers ON the
program, with an intermission and refresh.
ments. 10 was dress affair and the ladies
were charmingly attired and adorned with
flowers. The general floor director was f.
w. O'Neil assistant floor director. NJ. j.
O'Neil ;aids, Richard Munroe, Q. II. Rowland
and l.. Beauchane; committee OF arrange.
ments, j. NJ. Malioy, chairman: j. Burke,
secretary; G. II. Covo treasurer; q. Hansen,
II. Cox. NJ. Higgins, q. X. Rowland. J. b.
Wylie, p. W. o'Neil. &. Lynch. p. Moran, NJ.
O'Neil and William Walsh reception commit
tee, J. h. wylie. NJ. O. Hurley. J. H. Smith,
IT, II. Connolly and II. M. Morris.
Under the supervision Of the board OF trus-
tees Joseph Adams, president. with John II.
Brown and Theodore Warren, the North
Burying Ground. which for long time has
presented a neglected appearance. is boing
thoroughly renovated. A gang OF laborers
has been engaged on the work for the past
three weeks. Dead trees, stumps and useless
stones have been removed. All head stones
out Of plumb have been righted and cleaned.
walks repaired. etc. This ground is one Of
the oldest in New England, the first burial
dating back over a century ago.
Messrs. A. Moroson and W. Luchslnger of
hn % Lam
cotton mills in that city, here on tour OF
this country were in town yesterday and
were shown through the mills Of the Warren
Manufacturing Company. They were chap
eroned by Mr.. Rufus b. Goff, president Of the
Standard Mill Supply Company Of Provi-
denoe. They expressed themselves as greatly
pleased with its modern appointments and
adaptability for manufacturing fine goods
Al the New England Brick Yard Company's
works in Darlington yesterday morning.
about $50 O'Clock, an accident occurred
Thomas Bradbury of this town and al Italian
laborer were at work on the top of a lPick
kiln, when the arch gave way and they were
precipitated to the ground and covered with
the debris. Bradbury escaped with few slight
bruises and skin abrasions. The Italian re-
ceived serious injuries. DIR. T. q. Morrisseau
of this town was called to attend him and
upon examination found that his skull was
probably fractured. After n temporary dress
ing of his wounds he was taken in a carriage
TO the Rhode Island Hospital for treatment.
Mr a. b. Todd, who resides on Touisset
Neck. had his right elbow fractured by being
thrown from his team few days ago
Scme half dozen citizens have made ar
rangements to attend the Grant memorial
exercises at New York the 9th inst.
The postponed Easter music at the NJ f.
church will be rendered Sunday by the full
choir with additional voices. special musi-
cal concert will be given Sunday evening.
Montrose Brown, probably the oldest bike
rider in the state. has built himself "a wheel
geared up to los, with which he will give the
road riders hustle 20 follow him. For stay
ing powers and long distance riding Mr..
Brown still holds a top record
A special meeting of the Town Council was
held at the Council chamber last evening.
James n. Young was elected An auctioneer.
Newton i. Thurber declined the appointment
ON the Fourth of July committee and the jury
list was revised.