The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-05
WARREN.


Saturday. defeating them by the score OF
L, TO 4. Their pitcher was found easy
from The first inning, and the way the
balls flew over the west fence was a
sight To behold. Davis. formerly first base
man occupied the centre field, and ala
good playing In that position. Monahan
pitched an unusually fine game and did
not allow any free passes. Wyite caught
and his work was altogether free fiom
errors Parks wired second ana caught
many man trying 20 steal second The
rest Of the team played in commenda-
ble manner. Thc players on The othe.
team appeared 10 be ''dopey' and played
IN q listless manner Curtis Chappell, for
merly NVarrens twirler umpired, good
game and no kicks were made a bis de-
cisions The attendance was not as large
as the preceding week, hut the spects-
tors nevertheless. gave the team good
encouragement by their cheering.
The annual Grange clambake will be
held AZ Kickemuit Grange thursday,
August sth. Teams will be AT hand 10 ear
~ people who desire TO attend.
The annual excursion of Massasoit En-
camptnent O. .. r.. will be held Tues
day, Aug 9Th The boat will leave staples
wharf at a. m. and the Bristol steam
boat wharf az 10 q. m. and proceed To
Rocky Point where shore dinner VIII be
served 10 those who desire one. a stop
will nc made ~ Rocky Point giving the
people time 10 visit all the places at the
ponular shore resort. The boat will leave
Rocky Point at $3.50 p. m. for a Newport
sail returning by the east passage 10
Bristol and then proceeding 10 Warren
arriving there not later than p. m This
is the most popular excursion Of the year
and always carries large crowd.
l..
visit to his old home in Yarmouth arrived
home Saturday TO deliver his sermon yes
terday. lie will go back this morning
and finish his visit.
Miss Annie McGirer of New York city
Is visiting at the residence of Mrs. AL
fred Barton on Broad street.
Mr.. Jos. Goodspied and wife OF this
town are visiting friends in Cottage city
MIR. John Brown and wife left for the
Pan-Amcrican exposition this morning.
An excursion train from hartford,
Conn, laid up here Sunday.
The Suburban route ran double-headers
yesterday to accommodate the large
crowds who visited the shore resorts.
Messrs. w. c. Lent and Elton Burgess,
who have been visiting friends in Ply
mouth arrived home Saturday.
Communion services were held in st.
Marks, St. Mary'ss end the M. +.
churches yesterday. Rev. Frank Rector,
D. D.. delivered the sermon at the Bap-
tist church TO an appreciative audience.
Rev. n. B Cook delivered the sermon at
the NJ. T.. church. Evening services were
cid in st. Marks, Baptist and the M f.
churches.
Barge Rockland of Taunton. which has
been discharging a load OF coal for the
Warren Manufacturing Company sailed
a few days ago. Schooner Berkerly OF
aunton which has been discharging a
load OF lumber for l.. NJ. Bosworth at the
harrington wharf has been cleared
Miss Gertrude Littlefield. who has been
wishing friends In Quincy, Mass, return
ed home a few days ago.
large number of Warren people vis-
tied Crescent Park yesterday and witt
messed the Providence-Hartford game.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barns of this town
who have been visiting friends in Greene
r. l.. returned home few days ago.
The body of the young daughter of
William Barry, who resides on Main
street was removed to Providence for
burial Saturday.
Miss Eta Boyce of this town is quite
II at her residence on Main street.
Mr. John Carpenter was entertaining
Messrs. Sidney and Roland Dempsey at
his residence on Washington street the
past week.
Frederick Seymour of Boston, is on a
visit TO his parents.
The new railway between Fall River
and Warren has proceeded very near TO
Handy street the point of turning on to
Market. Joints. sections, spikes and 9TH
er paraphernalia have been distributed
along Market street the past week. Not
as much work has been done this week
as I'm preceding ones but the routes will
no doubt be in operation by the first of
September.
u,ho annual h,,Sgnaee roap's axc,,rcgop
will be held at an early date this month
Mrs. NJ A. Martin of this town. enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Peck the
past week.
Ceiestia lodge. ID. OF r.. will hold their
regular meeting Tuesday evening Routine
business will he transacted. social sea-
son will he enjoyed.
The rain Saturday night did not do
much good here aud Il was more OF an
aegravation. than anything 10 the crops.
Mrs. VI Chapman Is entertaining her
mother from Waltham. Mass, at her
Greene street residence.
George II. Giraud OF this town Is on a
visit 10 friends on Cape Cod
The Ladies' Aid society of St Mary's
church. will hold a trolley party 20 Roger
Williams Park. Thursday August 18th A
special car will be procured for the
party. 4 ride exclusively for members
will be held some evening during this
week.
Amity Lodge. 7. q. q. r. will meet and
transact routine business. Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Carpenter and daughter.
Edith. who have been on two weeks
visit 20 Uxbridge. Mass. returned homo
saturday.
James Farnum OF Uxbridgc. Mass. was
on visit 10 his sister. Mrs. John Bray,
yesterday.
Croir rehearsal was held IN ST Mark g
church Yesterday under tho direction of
Orgauist Perry
The following letters arc advertised az
The Warren postofficc. Monday. August
sth. Lizzie Labomty EIima Pvisson. Jes-
ale q tiffany. Charles Mernard. Bertha
Carey. VIM. Latourniautt Aurelia Sa-
ward Edward a. Moriartv. Carl Free. Mi
chael Potais. Jose d. silva.
Miss Annie Burgess Is entertaining
friends from New Bedford Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Y. Cady. and sons.
and nnr.fre 40. t,.f., ID.