The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-24
WARREN.

The regular services were held in the
various churches yesterday. In some of
the churches services appropriate TO St
Johns day were held. At the NJ T.. church
special service was held at 80 o'clock
p IN. Visiting lodges from Bristol and
Riverside were present Solos were given
| by Miss A. Nj. Ransom. Miss Waite Miss
Allen and NJ. Charles Bowen.
Saturday was a gala day for unfinished
ball games in Warren. In the morning
| the Young Havards met in combat with
| the st. Marys Altar Boys. In the third
| inning IL started to rain and as the Har-
| wards were ahead. the umpire called the
| game. Ii Will be finished a. later date.
In the afternoon, a baseball team COM
posed mostly of 'toughs' from Fall River
and trayelng under the conumdrum OF
Mechanics visited Warren and were
defeated by the score of TO 0.
In the seventh inning they commenced
kicking at Umpire Keyes decision. and
their first baseman, Joe" Burke, walked
up to the umpire, gave him a short arm
blow i'm the jay and knocked him of his
feet. The umpire did probably give one
or two unfair decisions, but is their an
umpire that never does? The crowd
wanted the man arrested. but Town Con-
stable Drown says that he never saw
him strike the blow. The truth OF the
whole thing was the FAN Rivers were
getting discouraged and they thought
with fight. Keyes was not injured but
he gave the game to Warren. Bowers
played a good game at shortstop and
Davis played an excellent game at first.
Monahan pitched his usual steady game,
allowing only safe hits Dolan the Me-
chanics fine pitcher, was found I'm the
5th inning by Warren. when he allowed
runs to come in. Wyhe. the Mechanics
catcher played the cleanest game. and
did not kick at anything. Umpire Keyes,
Scorers, Saillant and Turner
The Warren High School Freshmen will
play the St. Mary's Altar Boys Saturday.
The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the w G. II. l.. will be held at the resi-
dence of Miss Emma Welch. on South
Main street, Wednesday afternoon.
The Kings Daughters will hold a cake
sale in their rooms on Water street. Fri
day afternoon.
The Ladies Aid society will meet We'd
nesday evening I'm the NJ Il. vestry and
transact routine business.
The Warren High school will close to-
day for the summer season. The other
schools will close the latter part OF this
week
-ll4a- Suburban road ran -dnnhle headers
Yesterday to accommodate the large
crowd who visited Crescent Park TO wit
ness the Warren-Olneyville game.
Gilbert r. Cole has been appointed
chief marshal for the civic and military
parade on Fourth OF July.
The storm Saturday was not very severe
here and IL lasted only about a quarter
or half an hour.
Rev. William Ashton Thompson deliv-
cred the morning sermon at st. Marks
church yesterday morning.
The graduation exercises OF the Warren
High school will be held Tuesday night
I'm the Town hall
Two men were arrested Friday night
by OFFICER McGeary for revelling. Satur-
day they were fined s. and costs.
Mr. Matthew Chapman, OF this town,
Is on a 10 days business trip to Louis
Vile. Kentucky.
Native strawberries have az last arrived
They are not as large as they generally
are Cherries are fast turning and cur
rants have formed. The peach crop
around these parts Will be very deficient
this season. Peas. corn. potatoes and
beans are thriving well. The onion crop
this year will be larger than that OF last
year
Lawyer William T. Barry and family
former residents Of Capitol Hill. Provi-
dence are occupying the Burlington es-
tate on South Main street for the sum-
mer Mr. Barry intcr3s 10 make his home
here. permanent. and later this season
he will erect a house.
The So Mary's Temperance society now
meets nightly and enjoys games
The gradua tion exercises OF the Barring
ton High school will he held Wednesday
evening June 2sth The music Is under
the direction OF Miss Gertrude Waite ~
this town.
Amitv lodge. T. q. O. r.. will meet next
wednesday evening and transact routine
business.