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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
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WARREN.

Rev. II. w. Watien delivered the ser
mons yesterday at the Baptist church.
to large and interested congregations.
Rev. Hopkins b Cady delivered excel
lent sermons 10 large congregations II
the NJ. r. church. At the 1870 a. m.
service. Mr.. Walter Dudley, tenor solo
list rendered The Pilgrims of Life
Rev. Joseph l.. Hutchinson. occupied the
pulpit at st. Marks Episcopal church.
Special services in honor of the pope
were held at St Msrys and st. Jean de
Baptiste churches
The Junior league Of the Baptist
church, held devotional meeting at
400 p. m. in the church vestry. Tho
Epworth league, of the NJ. r. church.
conducted their weekly devotional exer-
cses at $50 y. m, large number being
present.
Work on the new addition at the south
eastern end OF the plant o, me Warren
Manufacturing company, is progressing
very sat sfaetorly. operations having al
ready been commenced on the frame
work Considerable difficulty was ex-
perienoed in securing foundation owing
10 the marshy land. but this trouble was
remeded by the use ~ crushed stone.
Contractor Watson has charge Of the
work
The members Of the Baptist Sunday
$ hool will enjoy p trolley ride TO Roger
Williams park tonight The party will
stay long enough to hear the band con
cert returning 10 " arren about II p. m
The traff.c on the Suburban and Con-
solidated routes. yesterday. was the
heaviest 50 far this season. Cars both
incoming and ut-going. were packed to
standing room only The local freight
yard presented a very busy appearance.
three excursion trains be ng laid up here
while their passengers iisported them
selves
The Warren artillery baseball team.
and the local business men, PLAYED
fairly good game here on last Saturday.
The artillery team was the victor by
slight margin.
Mr. Charles Cutler his brother Is oc-
cupying his position as cashier at the
Hone hank
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CAMP. LIFE.
PAW TUxET.

stephen Rouse ~ well known resident
Of Bridge street had a narrow escape
from death from an overdose OF Morphine
Saturday night. He is an elderly man
who has followed the shore for a number
OF years and has repaired furniture for a
side issue.
Early Saturday he entered ". T.
wetsons drug store and asked for some
Morphine The clerk asked him what he
wanted IT for. and ne said the doctor
told hi NIT was good for his sore foot
Twent ive grains Of the powder. was put
up and handed over 10 the old msn who
rendered a hill In payment, While the
druggists clerk was making change. Mr.
Rouse opened the box and took a couple
OF big pinches Of the powder and placed
II on his tongue. in spite Of the horrifed
clerks remonstrance. He said 10 the
clerk, Why this won't hurt me. it's like
candy" He then left the store and soor
returned and asked for quarters worth
more OF the stun =
He admitted having taken the whole
of the morphine and said he wanted 70
go TO sleep and didn't care whether he
sent for a physician and as soon as the
doctor arrived heroic measures were taken
TO prevent his going to sleep.
DR.. r. r. Con- administered powerful
einetic five times and men linked arms
with him and kept him walking up and
down the street After long tight the
emetic did It's work and Mr. Rouse
chances for = longer life were materially
improved He was quite weak this morn
Inc httt ua q ~ ma ka "a ho Ia fnv
Slocum's as is his usual custom. Mr.
Rouse Is father Of the barge captain
whose body was found several months
ago In the dssectng rooms at the Yale
Medical school.
At business meeting Of the Pawtuxet
Canoe club called Sunday afteruoon, the
member. found little heart for planning
pleasure trips on account OF the sad death
OF Mr.. Brown. one OF the most popular
members, by drowning Sunday morning
A, resolution Of regret for his loss and
Of sympathy with his bereaved parents
and rela tives was drawn UP and adopted
and a committee was appointed 10 pro
cure a suitable floral tribute for the fun
eral services
At the session of the Pawtuxet Rap
list Sunday school Yesterday IL was voted
TO extend vote Of thanks 10 SEWN Broth
ers for their kindness and courtesy III
coDheNpoH WIN fhe aihpsi CnurCh PFC
MIC
Professional jealousy is the reason as.
signed by James Cunningham for the d.s-
appearance Of his Canoe King msjsl
and he stated yesterday he thought he
could name the person who was impl.-
Gated in the disappearance. He desired
to have II known that the medal is oiit
~ his possession, 80 that n any ono is
seen displaying the blue diamond trophy
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maidens they will know thsN that per
son Is deceivsr. Because Of its s,xc tre
blue stone would lend itself to the pro-
cess of being cut up into smaller stohes
and sold 10 other people, and. indeed. II
would provide sparkles for several dos IN
rings So that the owner is not rea "
very worried tn the trophy turns up.
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PORTSMOUTH.

Guests az the winslow cottage Mrs
William II Faulkner Miss Bertha NJ
Faulkner. New Bedford Mr. and Mrs
George Y Dsvol Miss Mabel r Davol
and Carl Il Davol.. Of Fall River
The engagement Is announced OF Miss
Mabel Rogers Peclsssm IN and Mr. Borden
/. Sisson
The sixth birthday az MISS Ruth r
Eddy granddaughter OF Mr. and Mrs e.
Frank Borden. was celebrated az the
home of her grandfather Hiram r. Eddy
OF Swansea. July Is The occasion was
made memorable. hy such q heavy sall
OF hailstones that sufficient was collected
TO freeze tho ice cream for the party.
Miss Diana Watson OF Fall River is
visiting her niece. Mrs William r. Clarke.
Mr. Alfred Collins of Dudley. Mass.
and principal OF Nichols Academy I'm that
town. with his wife and Ave children. Is
visiting his sisters. Mrs. Alfred H. Bor-
den and Mrs. Alonzo r. Borden
Mrs. Frank q. Hall and child Of Provi-
dence are guests " Mrs. Charles T..
Browneli
Master Ray Dc Blois of Newport is
guest of his aunt Mrs. W q Alhro
Mr.. Timothy T. Durfee cf the Durfee
Tea House. though sill quite an invalid.
IL improving.
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VALLEY VILLAGES
Lawn Party at CrOmDton a Hugo
SuCc6ss-Oiher Valley Hap.
psnIngs Of interest.

Everything 10 make the lawn party
held under the direction OF ST. Phillips
guild on the lawn surrounding the par
sonage. on Saturday night, a success,
was favorable. and the results OF the
party was very gratifying to the COM
mittee who had the affair in charge.
The affair was termed enecian fete
and all OF the booths were trimmed with
the national colors OF black. orange and
red, while the walters were also attired
In loose garments OF like colors. The
place was thronged with people during
the entire evening and the booths di1
a thriving business.
The New Century Volunteer band,
which is composed almost entirely of
ladies. was on the grounds nd discoursed
pleasing muse, which was also enjoyed
by a large number outside OF the
grounds
In addition to the light from the color
ed lanterns which were used TO decorate
the booths, long strings OF lanterns We're
suspended about the yard. while torches
and lamps also helped to make the scene
bright.
In the hall a pleasing entertainment
was rendered from including, sketches
by Charles Burlingame and G.. II. Potter.
Jr.. md vocal solos by Miss Essie Ryder
and Harry Turner.
ne DOotns were very prettlN gotten
up and were pres ded over by the fol-
lowing young people: Fancy Mrs.
Charles D. Robenson and Mrs. Scott
X oder: cake, Mrs. Dederick, Mrs lap
ham and Mrs. Livsey; ice cream. Mrs.
Scott; lemonade. Miss Grace Haddock
and Mrs. Thomas Clay: flowers and fruit,
Mrs. w. A. Johnson, Mrs. Frank Bates
and Miss Estela Haddock: candy. Mrs.
Charles and Miss Edith Waterhouse
ba bies, Thomas Clay and John Goosetry
archery, MISS Essie Ryder: cafe. Mrs.
Gilbert Houston. Mrs. John Maloy, Mrs.
Robert Mclean and Mrs. Tiffany.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Rev. f. r. Phreaner preached a special
sermon at the evening service at the
Centerville NJ T.. church. last evening.
taking for his subject "Rebuked by an
ASS" This was the fourth OF series
OF sermons which are becoming quite
popular with the young people.
Rev Horace +. Brown of the Phenix
Baptist church attended the services at
a former paStorage in Athol Mass. yes
terisy. II being the old home week The
pulpit was filled by Francis Names
student at Brown.
Four more employees at the Clyue
works were retired Saturday. They are
William McCusker. foreman of the
starch room. Patrick -rennan. a book
keeper employed In the office or nearly
20 years; Charles Lindsay. for Is years
a printer and william Carr a sketcher
man named Clark fell from Prov
.denee car I'm River Point last evening.
hut was uniniured beyond being severe
~ bruised.
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BRISTOL.
Good "Squit" Fishing Report.
0d--Bad Break in Water
MaiD--0ther Items.

A bad break occurred in the main water
pipe on Thames street between Franklin
and Bradford streets Saturday and di-
rectly under the track OF the Suburban
Railroad company.
Miss Grace Cady. clerk at the postof-
fice. is taking her annual vacation.
Charles Duffy is filling the position dur
ing her absence.
The dance held by the Bristol Yacht
club Saturday evening was largely at
tended Straights Brothers orchestra fur
nished the music.
A very successful as well as a pleasant
tea was held at the Bristol Golf club Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs. II ii. Shepard and
Mrs. William H. Thurber poured tea. The
Misses Bessie and Alice Brown served
ices. This IL the third reception that has
been held at the club house. this season.
During the afternoon a golf tournament
was held. No contestant was allowed 10
used mashies. while others preferred
use more than one club Some players
drivers. The entrance fee was golf ball.
Mr. Arnold l.. Hayes was again success
full and carried off several OF the prizes.
The winners were: Best Gross, Arnold l..
Hayes. first prize l.. s. Hoffman. second
prize Arnold l.. Hayes. third prize James
De w. Archer
The Elm beetles are committing sad
havoc with our splendid trees.
Mrs. Mark Bradford attended a costume
| ball Friday evening at Shawomet beach
as the guest Of Mrs. Lyons Delany.
Not for a number OF seasons has hshins
been as good as at the present time.
| squiteague are being taken In large num-
| bers i'm the lower harbor every day and
they are extremely large
Mr.. Francis Wingate Hayes. son of At
torney II n. Hayes OF this town, who Is
| In business I'm New York, made a visit To
| Bristol Yesterday 10 visit the family.
Tucker and Van Amkirk, battery Of the
| Bristol. played their first game with the
Lonsdales VS.. Holy Trinity on Saturday.
They made an excellent showing. their
team winning by a score OF TO O.
Mr. William Williams lost a valuable
horse on Saturday morning. The horse
was cast during the night and died from
over eXertion
Mr. Logan. the contractor who is loca-
ted In Connecticut. passed Sunday with
his family on Bristol Neck
The New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company has improved
Thames street by placing crushed. stones
the entire length
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CENTRAL FALLS,

Charles j. Strolls died in this city late
Saturday OF disease contracted Will.
he was member Of Company T. Georg a
volunteers. during the Spanish American
war ffw
His father is well known in the cotton
mill business. and the young man was
engaged in setting up cotton machinery.
The saloon Of Patrick Kearns. at the
corner Of Dexter street and Hedley ave-
nue. was searched yesterday by Offtcers
De Nanney and McCrae who were ac-
companied by Detective Coombs with "a
warrant Some Is men were found IN
the saloon, which had long been suspect
ed Of dong an Illegal business The
officers took an inventory and also noted
that the entrance 10 the saloon was from
an untravelled public way. The police
say Kearns admitted he was caught
squarely. and begged or mercy Bottles
OF ale. whskey. beer and port wine. were
carried away by the officers 10 be pro-
duced in court. Nf
Judge Choauet fined six parties who
were arrested at q Polish wedding SAT-
urday for drunkenness and revelIing The
fines netted the city over $50
Next Sunday evening DR.. Harrington
VII address the members OF the Nat
uralist society. The society's flower
show will be held August 2eth and 3otb
There was private clambake enjoyed
by number OF residents at Cumberland
HILL yesterday.
Al yesterdays meeting OF Branch 1a
X. OF A. II was voted to meet in Ligue
des Patriots hall on Broad street here
after.
John Williamson, the call man Of the
fire department who was injured at the
fire on the Fourth. is progressing finely
Daniel ]. Nichols. veteran of the
civil war, for many years resident or
this city, died at his former home In
Coventry Yesterday He had been sick
aavera1 als
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Heavy Riding on Suburban Gar Lines
All Day Sunday.
Manager Pearca Had Sudden Bath.
Children Careless About Car Tracks.

avenue YESTERDAY There was a good at
tendance.
Laborers were at work repairing the
tell tales near Washington bridge this
morning
One man was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness this morning
The employees of the Rumford Chemical
works will have their annual outing AT
Crescent park Friday.
A meeting OF the school committee will
be held tonight
Notices have been posted announcing
the annual meeting OF the Watchemoket
fire district next Monday.
The canvassers will meet to prepare the
lists, Saturday, August 1.
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Low RATES WEST.

The Chicago Great Western Railwsy
will on August lst TO 18th inclusive sell
tickets 90 Seattle Wash. and San Fran
-lsco. Cal. at greatly reduced rates For
full information apply 10 any Great
western~Nsent or J. z. Elmer. G. +. A..
Chicago III
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But thought" observed the simple
minded person on the outskirts of the
crowd that king could do as he
pleased
Not AZ all replied the other person.
craining his neck. Didn't YOU see how
he shuddered when he kissed the other
king ne didn't want 90. bu, he iust
bad to do it"--chieago Journal
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sIc FISHING cRouNps.

N you are looking for goou nshins
grounds Tor your summer vacation call
at the NEWS office. In our Summer
Resort Bureau We nave the most com
tlete g1'des TO all OF the test lakes and
streams tn Maine. New Hampshire and
Vermont
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
CARD or THANKS

We. the undersigned desire 10 tender
our heartfelt thanks 10 our many friends
and others. and especially 10 Thistle
Lodge. No. 1895. knights and Ladies' OF
Honor. for the many kindly expressions
ot sympathy in our recent bereavement
MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE r. HALL.
MRS AJZADA y 8 EFFEIIN
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THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
RIVERSIDE.
William Donns|ly Caught a Big
Eel-Good Attendance at
the Churches Other News.


William Donnelly went out Saturday
evening with party Of friends TO FISH for
cells. They were very successful Mr..
Donnelly being Especially so.
He caught two-pounder. but lost it
again in a peculiar manner When the
party went ashore the cells were put in
a basket for transportation home.
Mr.. Donnelly set the basket on the
While ne was thus engaged a big at in
csisd the big gee eel A She had Z partly eaten
when discovered.
GOOD ATTENDANCE.
There was good attendance at all Of
the churches yesterday, as the fine
weather drew out all the church goers.
st, Ma asks was tastefully decorated with
wild flowers. The services OF the Con-
chanics hall, while the alterations TO the
church building are in progress.
STRUCK BY ELECTRIC.
William Brackett. 3s years of age, Of
2l2 Bedford street Fall River. was struck
@ By the rsn Il q. ss nss Park station
He was taken TO Fall River on the train
arriving there shortly before 10 O'Clock
and taken to the hospital. where II was
found that he was suffering from internal
A RECEPTION
Mr.. and Mrs. William Palfrey arrived
here from their honeymoon yesterday
morning. In the afternoon an informal
reception to their friends was held at the
residence OF the brides parents on Paw
tucket avenue They will start for the
West this evening. r
THE LAWN PARTY.
The members OF the Canonicus .Row2lg 9
club are making preparations for the
complimentary lawn party ia be held on
the 2eth. Some Of the booths have al
ready been erected and the work of wir-
ing is to be done at once
Personal.
Miss Christine Forbes Of Weston. Mass.
Is the guest of Mrs. r.. r. Warner at lis
Turner avenue.
Mrs William Westneld has returned
from visit TO Fairhaven. Mass.
CAMP. LiFG.
The providence News Summer Resor,
Bureau can supply you with guides to
the very pest sections OF New Engla nj
II you are looking for a good camp for
the coming summer. Excellent hshins
among the Maine woocs and other Sec
lions. Booklets free TO all applicants
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Rodrick Yes. that hotel keeper on the
beach loudly protested against prohibit
tion. Said ~ mined his business
Van Albert-why. he never sold much
In the huret I"
Rcdrick No bnt ne dfpsnded cu the
So serpent 70 advertise him. and no one
ever sees IL row. Chicsso News.
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Viola Why did they separate
Mvrtie Nobody knows
Viola How dreadful'--JuiFe.
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mo UNCERTAIN souNpn

is heard about suL9Ho NAPTHoL. Its
merits as a perfect cleanser and puri-
fer have the true ring. IL does not vary
In quality and Is reliable even where the
most unsanitary conditions prevail
BROWN BROs. CO., 81 Exchange Place.
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TivERTON.

Miss Amyl Jackson Of Glossop. Lancs-
shire Eng. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
James Leach. OF North Tivevton.
An employe of Mr.. Charles l.. Farnurl.
while moving with a scythe near the
wall in a field. saw a large rattiesnake.
The reptile was promptly dispatched by
one Of Mr. Farnums SON IL was lv,
feet one inch in length, six inches in cir
cumference and had nine rattles. The
farm upon which tho snake was found
was formerly the property Of the late
David Durfee
Mr.. James Gillian. who is now resi-
dent in New Bedford has returned TO his
house on West Hilton street.
Mr. John Voysey with his family moved
there Friday.
Mr.. Freedrick A French. ex-counoii-
and president or the King Philip Brew
cry company, left his summer home on
Evans avenue. Tiverton. r l.. Saturday
evening. and took the train TO Newport,
en- route for New York. He was accom-
panied by Miss Elise Mare Rieve. Otto
SEEKER. pastor of the Lutheran church on
Broome street. in the presence Of few
relatives. united I'm marriage Mr.. French
and Miss Elise NJ. Rieve.
Mr.. Paul Bienlich brother-in-law OF the
bride. acted as best man, and Miss Anna
Rieve sister OF the bride. was maid Of
honor The bride wore travelling suit
OF gray broadcloth Miss Anna Rieve
was dressed i'm white. At the close OF
the ceremony the wedding party drove 10
the residence Of the brides sister on the
corner Of Grand and Elm streets. where
an elaborate wedding breakfast was
served
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society" said the maker Of pallid cpl
grams. IS n polite board Of trade where
people meet for the exchange of Ideas
i've been unfortunate, answered
Miss Cayenne II never yet got into one
OF those deals that didn't come away
feeling that Ia been cheated Wash
ington star.
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the home offered him preferring 10 sleep
out. 1t is probable that one OF the many
societies in the city will take charge OF
him
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II Cures Colds, Conghs, Sore Throat, Croup. r,e,l
snza. Whcoping Cough, Brouehiti. and Asthma.
A certain cure for CONSUMPTION In f-st ataqe.L
ana sure relief in advanced stsges. Use at onca-
You will zee the excellent effect after takinS a.
arst oose sold BY dealers everywhere fAxa
oottles IS cents and 80 eentA
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JOHN o'cONNEIL.
Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store and
LaupdrS Is just above the postoffice.
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Mr. Sayles who was taken from "a
house on Marvin street. some time ago
and who was IN the last stages 0f con-
Sumption. died az the Rhode Island hos.
pitsl Friday night. This morning. hs
oldest son. who Is about II years Old
was picked up by Patroiman FanninR
for sleeping out. The boy has had M
home since his father was taken 10 ths
hospital. for his mother died some time
ago and like most boys who have lived
under such Circumstances has not made
the best Of the chsnces afforded N II
said that one Of HE aunts offered 20 care
fcr him. but he ala not take kindly "a
Milford chronicle., 1903-04-24
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EX.
ERCISES.
Great Preparations are Being Made.

Great preparations are heing made
for the commencement of the Milford
Public Schools which will be held dur
ing the coming month, and from pres
ent indications the exercises will be
interesting not only to the scholars, but
to the people of Milford as we'll The
musical, which will be rendered the
night before the commencement pro-
per, promises to be very entertaining as
the participants have been practicing
for a number Of weeks, and an excellent
program has been prepared.
On Sunday, May 24,h, the baccalau-
reate sermon will be preached by the
Rev. S NJ Morgan in the Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. All are
invited to atteud this service
On the following night the musical
will be given in Armory Hall. This
will be in charge of Miss Cranston, in
structor of music in the schools, and
besides the selections rendered by the
PuPiA1s hiACA laAGul VIII NC Gu5aBGu "
entertain the audience.
% the evening of the 9th the COM
mencement will be held in the hail. A
baritone soloist from Philadelphia will
render music for the occasion.
The class honors have been awarded
as follows:
SalutatOrian, Miss Ina Hallett; Vale
dictOrian, Ernest Deputy; High School
Grafton, John Latchum. Glass Grafton,
Jay Pierce; The Mantle Grafton Harry
Clendaniel, ClassHistory andProphecy,
Miss Elizabeth White; Grafton, Miss
Bessie Macklin.
The people of Milford in general as
well as those who have children in the
schools should attend these exercises
not only TO encourage the pupils and
teachers, but to show their appreciation
f the manner in which the Board of
Education has conducte the Milford
Public Schools, and to incite that BODY
not only to MAINTAIN the high ,tandard
but if possible to do more aud better
work in the future
Milford chronicle., 1903-04-24
Collectors and Ushers Union.

A Collectors and Ushers Union has
been formed in the Ave. Me Church.
The first meeting was held at the par
souage on Wednesday evening last
and the following officers were elected:
President, John P. Holland; vice-pres :,
B. f. Sturgis; secretary, Jay Pierce;
treasurer, Edward Hurley; executive
committee, Agustus Holston, William
Joseph andThomas G. Reynolds. The
collectors for the next six months are:
morning John P. Holland, Edward
Hurley, William Joseph, Thomas q.
Reynolds, jay Pierce and Agustus
Hclston. Eyening-James Heavelow,
Charlie Heusted John Steward, Frank
Robinson and Chas. Abbott The next
meeting will be held the first Monday
in May at the home of John Holland.