The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-18
WARREN.
An Iron Keel Successfully Cast Al
Warren Foundry.
Dissatisfaction With The New Railroad
Time Table-Oh:r Matters.

The largest piece OF iron ever cast in warren
was cast AT the Warren Foundry and Machine
Company. Saturday afternoon IL Is an iron
keel for a 35-foot yacht that is being buiit at
Fall River for Colonel Thomas Borden OF that
city II is 2l feet in length, Is inches deep
and rs inches across the top. with an opening
through the center TO admit ccrterboard.its
weight is about l0,0 900 pounds. number OF
persons were present TO witness the pouring,
and when partially opened TO view yesterday
IL showed perfect.cast and u very smooth nm
ish.
Police oflcersJames Connelley, who has been
confined to his home for the past seven weeks
with an attack of infammatory rheumaiism'
returned to duty last night.
one OF the changes made on tho local branch
OF the Consolidated railroad which went into
effect this morning was the discontinuance oil
the G:20 A. m. or workingmen's train from
this town TO Bristol. This train has been run
for the past ten twelve years and has ac'
comodated from 30 TO 30 people, men and wo-
mon who reside here and are employed in
Bristol, principally I'm the National Rubber
factory, and they are much dissatisfied with
the new arrangement, which will compel them
10 hire q conveyance 10 get them TO their
work at the usual hour, a. M, or take the
next train, which leaves here at lob a. m,
andsget docked three-fourths of an hour or
possibly lose their situations, as did dozen
or more when the announcement was made
that this train was 10 be taken OFT when the
schedule was changed last October, but was
averted by stimely petition OF protest TO
the management. Another grievance which
the patrons Of this train present is in regard
20 tho monthly tickets which they purchase,
usually on the first of each month, and under
the new rchdule, should they patronize
any other conveyance ars valueless, as the
company will not redeem them.
> Young man named Adams employed at
Frank Adams horse radish factory at Hamp-
den Meadows, while engaged Saturday az
terncon in filling glass Jar, cut cash three
inctes long and quite deep in the palm OF his
right hand by reason of the jar breaking. DIR.
r. q Morrisseau dressed the wound and was
obliged 70 take six or eight stitches to
| close it.
Rev. Il. W. watien Of the.Baptist Church ex'
changed pulpiis yesterday with Rev Z. g,
Wright Of Tlverton. Last evening special
praise service was held at the Baptist Church,
The pastor officiating. Special services are to
be held ON Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings Of this week. Rev. AIR. Wright
| will assist {, e pastor.
| The Pentecostal services held in Conway !
| Hall have been well attended the past week
and considerable interest manifested. Last
| evening the auditorium was crowded, the ser
vices being conducted by Mr. Frank Taloee OF
Bristol. The services Of the police have been
necessary upon number of occasions of late
| 10 suppress disturbances caused by mischiev
Gus boys Upon the conclusion OF the services
last evening number .of hoodlums maze
themselves obnoxious when leaving tho hal
by overturning chairs and stamping in the
hallway The arrest and confinement of 1
few OF them might have n salutary effect
A number OF youne ladies in town have
formed a Beethoven Club for the practice o
vocal and instrumental music.
The schooner J. Moore finished discharg
ing cargo of coal FOR Ezra NJ Martin 81 Son
and sailed Saturday afternoon.
MIR. william Ncwbold who has resided n
the Fesseaden House for ths past year anC
half, is now making his home IN Providence
Since the coming change in the control AM
management Of the elevator works was frs
exclusively announced in this correspond
enco the manager has roc'ivod large mum
Der of applications for situations from me
chanics throughout the State.