The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-17
WARREN.

( 81. Marks Parish club met Monday
| night at the parish rooms on School
street. An interesting address was given
! by Mr.. James Bachelor on his expert
ence In the civil war. Mr. Bachelor was
| for nine months a prisoner i'm Libby
prison number OF the young men were
present and hearty vote of thanks was
extended by the club 10 Mr.. Bstchelor.
Al the recent election OF officers of the
warren Artillery the following were
elected for the ensuing year. Colonel
Daniel Gladding; lieutenant colonel Chas
W. Greene; major. Dr. Wilson r. Hall:
captain. Edward Coyle: first lieutenant
Sanford White; second lieutenant. Frank
;. Maxfield. clerk. James Garland; au-
diting committee. ID. W. Gladding Chas
Greene, w II. Hall, BenI H. Martin.
George @. Cole; propounding committee.
Edward A. Coyle, +. ). Maxwell. Stanley
B Simester. w. X. Hall and William
Cole. The designations OF Cant. Charles
Cutler, Major Ransom, Treasurer n. r.
Champlin and Quartermaster Charles H.
sparks were presented and accepted \
vote OF thanks was extended 10 all of
these. Treasurer Champlin has filled this
office continuously for the past q years.
Charles Holland, Harry jefferson and
Frank Riley were elected To membership
The applications of Ernest Greenward
William Cassidy and Henry and Joshua
Turner were put aside TO be voted on at
the next meeting. some time next week.
The active company numbers 50 mem
bers. and there is also veteran assoc
clifton which is the oldest organization I'm
the state
The following letters are advertised at
the Warren post office: Mrs y. b.. BuI-
lock. Mrs. &. Drysdale. Miss E,nma
Fisher, Joseph Bushley. William clark.
Fred Dorsey. Frank w. Jones, Charles
laFlamme, Joseph Luther, Hon Judge
MaSfield and Charles Manchester
Miss NJ. Croncher spoke IN the NJ r. |
church last night on the subject OF For |
elen Missions" She was stationed at !!
lsun Hua. IN northern china. and she was |
also at Iien-Tsiu during the famous /
siege there. Her lalk was most interest
ing and large number Of people despite 4
the rainy weather were present TO hear
hcr
The funeral OF Mr. Francis Wheaton
was held from the family residence ON
Lynden street this morning. Rev A T..
Carpenter officiating. rnterment was in
the family lot in Rehoboth.
Masasoit ETcampment of odd Fellows
held a well attended meeting last night
Routine business was transacted.
Rev II. w. Watien conductor a Ger
nan service In the Baptist church last
'vening.
iierDert Smlth ot New Haven is Visit- |
ng George II. Greene. Sr
Mrs. 4. ". Bliss was visiting friends
N Providence YESTERDAY
break occurred In feed pipe at the
'tore OF Mr.. Gorden Church yesterday.
Tho break was discovered just I'm time
- prevent serious Injury 10 the stock OF
dr. Joseph Bandcr clothicr The back
oom of Nr churchs studio was thor
ughly drenched
N is expected that the Rev y r.
'ook viii retirn 40 the pastorate OF the
4 z. church Mir Cook is universally ,
ked ana was recently asked 90 remain Z
mother year by the church officials
The washout at Bristol Is being fixed I
y large force OF workmou. when the
oad was laid II was done hurrlodly az
rst and II had "a be All reisid again The
ret bed Is composed OF lorge stones, the
.cond oi small stones and the third of I
rdtel This makes "A good roadbcd