The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-10
WARREN.

The Warren team defeated the Pc
quots or Providence Saturday on the b.
A. grouds by the score OF Is TO 4. Malley,
Of the Brown Freshmen. occupied the
box for the Pequots, and done very good
work the first few innings, but later was
easily found out. Monahan twirled for
Warren and pitched his usual steady
game Bowen, Warren's shortstop ac-
cepted all the chances offered him. The
Pequots shortstop played fast game
covering large amount of the ground.
The new grand stand will be completed
next week, work having been commenced
on IL yesterday.
Chappell, Warrens regular pitcher
twirled for the Russelrs OF Olneyville
yesterday His work was excellent and
he received praise for his efforts. He
will pitch for the Lynn, Mass, team to-
day having received a good offer from
them.
Cavanaugh. formerly Olneyville's third
baseman, will play with the Warren's
Saturday
The w. II. S. freshmen defeated the
st. Mary's sanctuary boys OF the town
Saturday i'm closely contested game.
the score being IL to Il. The game at
intervasl grew exciting. especially when
two men would be out, three on bases.
and the next man would strike out. The
Altar Boys viii play the ]. G. i. Juniors
next Saturday.
Yesterday was observed as Fireman's
Memorial Day in town, when the local
firemen marched TO the cemetery and
decorated the graves of deceased mem
bers. The following was the procession:
Harmony Band, 10 pieces, Fred Rykart.
leader; Mechanics Fire company. No 2.
Thomas Clancy. foreman: honorary
members OF the companies flower wag-
ons. The procession marched upMain. down
Vernon TO the cemetery, then reformed
and marched 20 the hall on Water street,
where "A cola ton was served.
The usual services at the various
churches were held yesterday. AT the
NJ r.. 7.3O o'clock service Rev. N. B.
Cook started a series of Sunday evening
talks on "Snfulness OF Sin" His sub
ject last night was "Sin I'm the Street"
at the Baptist special music was sung
by the choir under the direction of or
ganist Daniels.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
Wednesday evening in the M. f. ves-
try.
sAmity lodge. T. O. o. F., viii meet
Wednesday evening and transact rout-
inc business.
The Suburban road ran double hea ders
Sunday 10 accommodate the large crowds
who witnessed the Providence-T Toronto
game.
The following have been admitted 20
the Warren artillery: Russell n. Bowen,
Joseph w Anderson. and Charles J.Lev-
erson. At the recent meeting three new
applications We're given To the propound-
ing committee for consideration.
Warren lodge. *. of p. met last even
ing and transacted routine business. fol-
lowed by "A social time.
The car barn OF the Consolidated road
Is very near completion. the doors now
having been placed I'm position. The
building Is about 1000xiS0 and has six
tracks leading into it. These extend
back fully 800 yards.
IL Is one story high, and stands almost
back OF the power station. ~ will be
lighted and ventilated by large windows.
encased I'm steel frames In the roof The
housing OF the cars viii require a num-
ber OF men. thus necesSitatIng = number
OF the men 20 make their residence here.
The inclined railway Is completed on
lhe front OF the power house facing the
track IL a large bronze sign bearing the
words. n. y. n. IT, and III. RR.. Pow
er Station. No. T. The grounds around the
power station now are net OF railway,
crossing each other IN every conceivable
manner
Miss Hope Miller OF Bristol was Wis
Ting friends here Saturday
An entertainment will be given I'm town
hall. Thursday. June IL by ST. Marks
Parish club.