The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09
The News Of the State.
VALLEY VILLAGES
Local Carmen Trimmed at Faw-
tucket- Church Notes and
/ ther Items Of Note.

Until yesterday the baseball nine made
UP OF the carmen from the clyde barn
had not been defeated by any team in the
Trolley league but yesterday things were
different. and the team from Pawtucket
which played the home team at Pastime
park showed the clyde boys that they
could not play ball little bit. To be In
sympathy with the Bryan OF olden times,
who is being made the target for things
just at present at ST. Louis. the players
made their scores accordingly, viz: 16 TO 1
I'm favor OF the team from Pawtucket.
Some of the local players said that they
would not have thought 1t so bad, but
10 be defeated by "Pawtucket." that was
the limit The Ngame was decidedly one
sided, in fact the men from Riverpoint
would not have been allowed to circle
the bases at all but for the error Of one
OF the other players. The local men are
put out about It, however, as they still
have the best record OF any in the league
and were only in poor luck yesterday.
ARCTIC CENTRE.
Again the band played at the band
stand upon the square last evening and
the usual crowd which gathers at the
concerts was in evidence there. The
were lined with people all evening who
enjoyed the music. the band playing well.
The concert ended at 10 o'clock and the
crowd rapidly left the village.
The building owned by Louis Lemoisne
on Central street has been moved to the
rear of the lot upon which II stands and
n new building is to be built upon the site
OF the old one. The new building will be
used for store upon the ground floor
and upstairs will be devoted TO tene-
ments.
The Zouaves are preparing TO hold a
concert in their hall on Sunday evening.
CHURCH NOTES.
There will be no service at the Phenix
NJ. Il. church tomorrow evening and the
congregation OF that church will unite
with that of the Baptist church where a
union temperance meeting will be held.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Fiskville Tabernacle will hold a lawn So
cial upon the lawn OF Miss Minnie Ship
pee tonght,- the affair promising TO be a
success.
The St Andrews Sunday school will
meet tomorrow after the morning service
OF the church when IT will reorganize. II
is expected that the school will continue
to meet each Sunday in the future.
Almost all Of The Sunday Schools in the
Valley have representatives who Intend
TO attend the Sunday school teachers
school 10 be held all next week at the
Academy buildings at East Greenwich.
OTHER NOTES.
Loyal Richmond Lodge, /. q. O. f., M
| T., has removed its quarters from tho
building In Crompton owned by James
McKenna to the hall in the building
known as the Crompton hotel Since the
order was organized over a year ago the
membership has grown to such an extent
| that the old quarters was too small anc
so IL was decided TO move The remainder
| OF the paraphernalia was removed TO th'
new quarters last night.
A horse owned by Batchelder and Hey
don OF Crompton was frightened In Cen
treville yesterday afternoon by Charles
Forcier's automobile and did stunts
which resulted In the breaking of severa
parts of the harness but the animal wa
| captured before IL could run away.