The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-02
WARREN.
The Artillery Company Inspected
by Lieutenant Abbott.
High School Graduates Entertained-A
Bicycle r plevin Suit.

The members of the Warren Artillery
assembled at the armory last evening n
full ranks and were inspected by Lieuten-
ant G.. w. Abbott .r., L. :. A. In the
absence of Col. John Waterman, who was
in New York, Lieutenant Col. Henry W.
Eddy was In command. After the inspec-
ton the com pany was drilled in marching.
bayonet exercise. setting up, and guard
mounting by Captain Edward Coyle,
Lieutenants Greene ard Catler. The
calls were made by bugler Joseph NJ.
Bander and there were quite q number of
visitors present 10 witness the exercises
Mr.. Walter Martin employed by the y.
Y, n. III. q H. Railroad whoia few months
ago had one Of his eyes removed at the
Massachusetts general hospital, has been
fitted with an artificial ono the past week.
There were four deaths in town during
the month of June. Two of the de-
ceased were under one year of.age and one
upward of so.
The member OF the graduating class of
the high school were entertained by Prin
cipal Young at his residence at the con.
clusion OF the graduating exercises in the
town hail The parlors were tastefully
decorated with flowers, and supper was
served. Messrs. Ernest w. Crawley, Gill
bert l.. Church, .Jr., and Miss Sarah +.
Batchelor entertained with declamations.
The s.o1p owned by Thomas Davis, who
WAS recently sent To tho state farm, has
Teen taken in charge by friend and Is
now moored off the landing Of Captain
Joseph Il. Brown, at the foot of Water
street.
Sloop yacht Myrtle, owned by Mr.. Hugh
*. Norman OF Newport, which has been
hauled out here for repairs has been
launched aud is nearly ready TO go into
comm ission.
Yesterday was court day. The only cnse
was that in which u father, son and "a
bicycle flrured,a suit OF roplevin Louis f..
Levique, Jr., VS.. Louis f. Levique, ST.,
for the possession ut wheel. The testi-
Iuony was TO tho effect tnat pawtuckot
party put bicycle in pawn In a Provi-
dence lana Office. Loviquc, Sr., came
intot possession of the ticket and gave 10
tn tho son with the understanding So the
son says, that II he could raise the amount
necessary 10 take 10 cut no should own
IL. He did SO, but later tine father took
possession OF IL, the son roplevined 10,
henco the suit. Judgment was givon for
the defendant. John r.. Cunley. Esq, was
for the plaintiif and Mr.. Crowley of
Bri stol for the defendant
Road-b builder Gardner {. Luther was
here yesterday to procure castings, which
he has bad made nt tho Warren Foundry
or his stone crushing machines
Mrs. Emily Dow OF Boston, recently ar-
rived from n trip abroad, has arrived in
Warren for the season and Is registered Mt
the Hotel Fessenden.
Superintendent OF Highways John III.
Brown visited Boston yesterday To in
vestigato tho merits OF stone cursher
having been IN strucied to purchase one
for the use OF the town. Ho will make q
selection Rt au early date.
|. SlCop yacht Falcon now owned by
Providence parties, formerly the property
! of the lafo Capt Samuel Allin. arrived
| here yesterday to take aboard her fur.
nishings which hHvu tJcn stored during
| the winter morths.
1he barge Iulip which finished dis.
! charging a cargo OF coal for l.. :. Iios-
! worth n Son was towcd out of tho river
| this morning.
1hc dry goods millinery anu boot and
| shoe dealers have agreed TO close their
| places Of business on each Friday during
the months of July and August at II
| o'clock noon.