The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-19
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

Lovers OF baseball had an excellent
opportunity of witnessing the game yes
terday in the Pawtuxet valley but the
home team did not show UP In As good
form as usual and two of the three games
resulted In defeat for the Valleyites. At
Clyde, on the Star grounds the Arctics
took the conceit of the Clydes by a
score of to s. The Quidnicks were de-
feated by the Centredales to the time
Of IL to O. At the latter game there was
a very large crowd and the visitors
played under the added difficulty of
hundred or more rooters for the home
team but they were clearly the better
players and we1 IN handsome style. At
C.ntrevile the Cemreville-Po~ tiac game
ended in a row ever the decision of tn
unrire Dung The eighth inning the
score was TO T. he visitors nt bat and
a grounder was knocked to the first base
man who attempted TO putout his man
but Il was calimed was interfered with
by three OF the visiting team, who were
coaching. The umpire called the man out
and the Pontiscs refused to continue the
game The Centrevilles were given the
game by the umpire.
Mr.. Charles Angel, well known In
theatrical circles as Frank Holland, is at
son, at Hope. recovering from an illness
contracted I'm Springfield.
Mrs William V. Slocum OF Phenix Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. w. Brown
at Moosup Conn.
The Coventry town council and probate
court held meetings this afternoon at
Washington.
The Intertaken works, at Arkwright,
started this morning after n two days
idleness. caused by an accident to a por
ton of the machinery.
The Republican caucuses held Satur-
day In the respective voting districts In
Coventry were well attended. Three
changes were made In the council ticket.
but the remainder OF the ticket is the
same as last year. Councilmen CapweII,
Nichols and Colvin were dropped and A.
D. Wood, G.. w Matteson and Henry =.
Young nominated in their stead. The
ticket Is as follows: town clerk. @. 2.
Parker town council, r. @. Whaley. a.
d. Wood. c. w Matteson. w. ID. Stubbs.
Henry S. Young town sergeant. Calvin
Hopkins: town treasurer. John Matteson:
ovcrseer OF poor. Charles " Andrews; as
SCISSORS OF taxes, Il. A. Round. q. w.
Battey. Thomas T. Bradford. Nichols =.
Whitford. Charles III. Matteson; justices
OF the peace. T.. a. Round, J. G. Harring-
ton. Byron Nixon. The Democratic ana
Good Government tcketsa are identical and
are as tNlloWts lpNU tltIkt bfOTke 10
Parker; councilmen, John III. Campbell,
James Andrews. John Brown, Alfred n.
Johnson. Henry w. Congdon. town treas
urer, John Matteson. town sergeant. Geo.
w Mattcson; overseer OF poor. Elisha
Watson; assessors OF taxes. Charles Bat
tcy. Ernest Bowen, David M. Wilcox.
Charles ~. Northup, James j. Potter,
Justices oftthe peace. Everett A Round.
George w. Cutting. Chester Franklin.
Councilman Stubbs OF Quidnick has adj
vertised for bids for the erection OF the
new school house on the lot donated by
the Quidnick Manufacturing company.
The new bridge at Clyde was opened for
the electric cars Saturday afternoon ana
the entire bridge will be in use by tomor-
row.
The women's Relief corps connected
with McGregor post, q. A. r.. Of Phcnix
held an enjoyable calico bazaar in O.
A. v. hall. Saturday evening.
Mr. John k Kent Of Clyde is visiting
his son, J. Lester Kent at Haverstraw.
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