The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-14
WARREN.

At the NJ. f. church yesterday hev. W.
L. Hood of Bristol delivered the sermon
10 an appreciative audience. Miss Emile
]. Rich, contralto, and Mrs. w. McClen-
ahan Ransond rendered the duet, The
Lord Is My shepard" Miss Rich also
sang solo. Rev. III. W. WatJen ue-
livered the sermon in the Baptist church.
The Epworth league connected with the
NJ. Z. church held a meeting in the
church parlors last night.
Rabbi j. NJ Goldberg will deliver an
address in the NJ. f. vestry THURSDAY
night upon the subject, The Return OF
the Jews 10 Palestine"
MIR. William Child. who was thrown
from a team last week, is SO as 10 De
about again.
The Prohibltionists of harrington or
eanized last week with the following ofn-
GERS: George A. Noble. chairman; Alon-
20 c. Gardner. secretary; delegates 10
state convention. b. w. Wall, A. b.
Watroness, F. T. Jencks, Geo. A. Noble;
alternates, A. c. Gardner. II. e. Med
bury, John F. Buckingham. 5. NJ. TIL
fany.
A meeting OF Delta Circle will be held
Tuesday evening in their rooms on water
I.
by a social season.
Cornelius Harrington has removed all
his buildings from his former place on
Ceyade street All the buildings but
one on the plat bought by the town nave
now been removed and the remaining ones
will be removed in a short time.
The Warren team were defeated at
Olneyvile Saturday by the score OF IL
TO o. The Warrens put up good game.
"
citing plays were made by both sides and
the warrens were used In an excellent
manner by their opponents. Signal prao-
tice will be held in Armory hall on Tues
day and Thursday evenings OF this week.
The Tiger Jrs defeated the Young Ad-
mirals on the Il. A. A. grounds on Satur-
day by the score of TO 0.
The Warren Jrs visited Bristol and
suffered defeat at the hands of the Bris-
tol Jrs. by the score OF 10 TO o. Ihe
Bristol team was composed of larger and
heavier men and they literally pat 1t
all over Warren.
A special town meeting was held In the
town hall Saturday morning at 1880 a. m.
when 5000 more was appropriated for the
new schooIhouse. number present
were in favor OF making larger ap-
precipitation for the furnishing OF the
school but ss the building COMMITTEES
were unfamlllar Win the htNeS-
sary the project was given up. The sue
cessfui architect in drawing the plans Is
Albert Humes of Pawtucket Several
contracts for building the school have
been handed TO the building committee
and a meeting OF this committee will be
held at an early date TO give out the
successful bidder. No opposition was
found at Saturdays meeting and the
meeting did not hold over an hour
MIR. David Kelly is seriously i'll at his
home on North Main street.
Misses Katherine and Mary OBrien
are on a short visit 20 friends in Provi-
dence.
Mr. Samuel Peck of this town is on a
business trip 10 Chicago. III.
Mrs Matthew Chapman. who has been
on n months visit 20 Waltham, Mass,
has returned home again.
Two caucuses will be held here tonight.
being those Of the Democratic and Repub-
lican parties. A state senator and repre-
sentative will be elected by both parties
and other routine business will be trans
acted.
The Warren High school Rugby team
will play Thebodesu c. c. at Fall River
next Thursday.