The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-09
WARREN.

The Warrens won a hard fought game
Saturday on the b. A. A. grounds against
the Lorraines of Pawtucket. Monahan,
the local pitcher got out of several tight
places where il almost looked as though
the Lorraines would score run or more
Morrison. for the visitors. carried off the
honors of htegame. making a home run,
knocking the ball out of the lot. lie also
scored another man on second base and
these were the only two runs made by
the visitors. The Warrens made one in
the early part OF the game and i'll the
later Innings made 4 others making the
score To IN favor of Warren. Monahan
struck out OF the opposing batsmen.
while Donahue struck out o. Donahue
was found for safe hits al times and the
Warrens took advantage of his weakness
and scored runs The field work Of both
teams was good. Howarth played a good
game al .Irst aud also did some good bat
ting. Parks played an exceptionally good
game at the bat and at his position,
Cayanaugh Warren's best player. did not
hit UP TO his usual form. owing to an in
"Silver kowen accepted all the chances
offered MIN at short stop. The Warren
players were 4. Monahan, p.; Charles
Nylic, e. -. tIOwarth. H.. James Parks.
20, V. Bourn. S.; A. Cavanaugh. 3b.;
Curtis ChapDclle, CT; Charles Kelly, II. :
Thomas Smith. IT,
The following services were held I'm the
NJ r.. church yesterday: 1880 a. M. y
IN Sunday school: : y. M. Epworth
League meeting. 800 y. m, preaching SER
vice. The services were under the direc-
tion OF the pastor. Rev. y. Il. Cook. The
services at the other churches were tho
same as usual. Special singing was
rendered by the Baptist church choir at
the morning service.
A number OF Warren people visited
Crescent Park Yesterday and witnessed
the Providence-Brockton game at that re-
sort.
1,ho cottaocre ~ Croo,osc Tar,et,,., ro
slowly returning home again and by the
latter part Of next week the place will
probably be deserted. The following
people have returned To their home Ia
Miss Marie Greene Mr. Ira Carr Mr. and
Mrs. George Freeman and children. Mr.. j.
Robeson, Mr.. aud Mrs. Easterbrooks ana
daughter and several others Mr. Ben
jamin Hall and wife. who have been
spending the summer at Greene's Landing
have returned back TO their home on
South Main street.
Mr. Henry Peck OF Boston Is visiting
friends in town.
Mr. william Aldng and Mr. John Lind
say OF New York city. who have been
spending the summer months at Camp
Stanley. returned home again today.
Mr. John Corricks of this town is taking
course at the LaSalle Academy. Prou-
dcnce this year
The following Warren people are regis
tered at the Thelodcan Commercial
School Fall River: Thomas Donovan.
Hugh Mccanna. Walter c. Dennis and
Miss Eva Wild.
TrafRc ON the Consolidated and Subur-
ban roads was not 80 heavy a. on pre-
vious Sundays yesterday. The weather
was 80 cool that the majority Of pleasure
seeking people remained az home
Tho younger children Of the Bapust
SUNDAY school enjoyed "a picnic at or
chard Grove Saturday. The scholars left
the church ~ 2.30 y. m under the direc-
tion Of two OF the teachers. Games were
played followed by refreshments. and the
children returned home Ina the early even
ing.