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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01
PAWTUXET.

Several members OF the Pawtuxet Ath-
lotto association aSe camping at the Peck
farm in Foster for the balance of the
week and consequently meetings are sus-
pended during tho interval.
Charles piEelcw, formerly Cranston
policeman who, is we'll known In this VII
cinity paid a flying visit TO his relatives
on Broad street yesterday morning. He
was in town for the Railway Conductors
outing at Hauterive yesterday. He is q
conductor on tho electric branch OF the
Consolidated system in Connecticut and
on the way 20 this city Saturday night
was In the train wreck near New Haven.
since the Fire King has commenced "a
win prizes again the old adage Nothing
succeeds like success" has been demon
stratsd over again for the list OF appii'
cants for membership Is growing each
meeting. Several others are expected foi
the meeting 10 be held Friday night as
they wish 10 be able TO attend the Brock-
ton muster as full members.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01
BRISTOL.
Boys Tennis Tourney. y.-Blggest
Catch Of "SquIt'-- Local G. A.
R. Men viii Visit Boston.

This morning the boys tournament
commences on the courts OF the Excelsior
Tennis club.
II In planned 10 run or the prelimjnaries
and first round during the frst days play.
The prizes will be cups which have al
ready heen purchased and are now being
marked.
Tho drawings which were recently
made at the residence OF Rev. William r.
Trotter, resulted as followsi Guy Hollis
Va. willie Archer. Louis Easterbrooks VS..
Harold Peckham. Paul Howe VS.. Pardon
Eenney. Frank West VS. winner OF Howe
Kenney- match, Russell PAUL VS.. Willie
West. George Rounds vs.. Carl Rockwell,
Eugene Rounds VS.. Raymond Archer, Ned
Ferguson vs. Walter Grant Rudolph
Wells vs.. Ira Shepard, Bradford Turner
VS.. Leslie Close. Pierce Mttcaf Va. Ros-
wen Colt. Doubles. Russell PAUL and
Harold Psckhsm vs. Paul Howe and Ros-
wen Colt Willie West and Willie Archer
VS. Ira shepard and Raymond Archer.
The Rhode Island Yacht ctsrb feet came
into the harbor on Saturday afternoon
between 4 ana o'clock with about 50
sailing craft, and all anchored on the
Bristol Yacht club house. In theSeven-
ing a dance was held in honor OF the
yisitors. and after the dance smoker
was enjoyed On Sunday morning the
feet got under way and went 10 Potter's
Cove where the annual clambake was
held and where the yachts ended their
cruise.
A number of the members OF the Bristol
Yacht club attended the clambske.
The largest catch Of the season was
made on SATURDAY, when X. A Du Willard
returned from a day's fishing trip with
81 "sauit."
AL the FISH were OF large size. the big
ssst one tipping the scales at Sf9 pounds.
Thi. Is the largest catch known 10 have
been made this season by local fisher
man.
Tn. funeral OF T w. Collins, infant
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Collins.
took place Saturday afternoon from their
homo on gyAeIn stfeet
Sfais and Augustine Nsrone are Ill with
scarlet fever at their homo on Hope street
br william r. Duffy is the attending
physician.
AZ a ruesting Of -Babbitt post. No. Is.
@. A. r.. full arrangements were made 70
| visit the national O. A. r. encampment
at Boston. August IS.
| The number will be about 20 who will
| leave here on that day on the $50 a. m
! train.
The 81. Mary's T A. s. baseball team
defeated the team Of st. Joseph's OF
Providence upon the common Saturday
| by ecore OF to Q
| Notwithstandin the recent storm and
occasional showers many OF the crop:
| need rain. Many OF the farmers say thai
they are disappointed in regard TO then
| hay crop Il being much lighter than they
expected.
| The potato crop in many places is suf
| fering from a blast and the vines look al
| IL they had been visited by a fire.
II will cause light crop and tubers o
| very email sine.
Eleven innings were played In th
| game between the Bristol and the Oak
lands on Saturday afternoon upon tn
| common.
The game was a very interesting one
aud was witnessed by about 1900 specta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01

tors. The Bristol team did not secure a
hit until the eighth inning. At the close
the visitors won by a score OF to 2.
The sloop yacht Trivia owned by Har-
old Vanderbilt has been fitted out at the
Herreshoff works, and the owner Is 20
arrive here this morning from New
York and will sail I'm her for New YORK
during the forenoon.
Tho regatta committee OF the Bristol
Yacht club Is very busy at present ar
ranging for the open regatta, Tuesday
August Is.
4 young deer was discovered swimming z
IN the bay OF Bristol Ferry, Saturday at
ternoon by two fishermen they secured II
90 their boat and landed IL on the shore
at Bristol Ferry II was supposed 10 be
the same one that has been seen at MT.
Hope. but became frightened AT dogs and
took 20 the water for refuge. he died soon
after being landed upon the beach from
exhaustion. The animal weighed about lb0
pounds
There was well attended club day re-
ception at the Bristol Golf club on satur-
day afternoon. The decorations we're very
elaborate. Mrs. Theodore Barrows of
Providence was the hostess and Mrs S
4. Colt poured tea.
The town council will hold it's regular
monthly session tomorrow evening. when
the tetition that has been presented to
the board signed by a long list OF tar
payers asking OF them TO widen the
street from curb 10 curb which IL TO be
built by the state running south on Hope
street, one mile will bs considered.
An alarm OF fire was sent In last even
ing at 1880 from district No. whicr
proved to be dwelling house on Thames
street occupied by Portuguese family
1t being confined TO the chimney loss
was slight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01
CENTRAL FALLS.

The Naturalist society met yesterday
afternoon and voted to send a letter OF
coincidence to the widow of William NC
rntyre former assistant superintendent or
the ]. & p. Coats mill A vote of thanks
was rendered the ]. & p. Coats Co. for
Its gift OF gag.
Rev. Father Redihan officiated at the
funersi OF James Greene. held from the
HOLY trinity church. Yesterday afternoon,
ana Rev. Father Farrelly at the funeral
services OF Mrs. Grace Gore held at the
same church.
Repairs AZ the different school build
ings are we'll under way.
Rev. Mr.. Hopkins. pastor OF thePeople' $
Mission church. conducted the funeral
services fer William. son OF John Buck
ley. yesterday.
Herbert Buck sailed for his old home
In England today.
The funeral OF Edward Gabouriaur took
nlace from the Church OF Notre Dame
Saturday. Many friends attended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01
PAWTUCKET.

Or. Rothwell mourns the loss OF a valu-
able driving horse. The animal started
10 get away from IN front OF the resi-
the straps tied 10 a hitching weight up
with one OF its legs and in trying TO get
out OF the .tsnge fell and had its leg
broken In two places. officer Joseph
Smith put the animal out of inisery.
At the meeting OF Pswtucket Aerie OF
Eagles yesterday 50 candidates we're in
itisted and there were many guests from
out OF town present, James Il. BasiSan.
Esq, was chosen president.
Capt vananda and Dsteotlve Henry
visited a number OF saloons yesterday
Some proprieters were notified 20 appear
I'm court today.
Tomorrow forenoon is the time set by
Commissioner Stockwcu for the hearing
ST tho state houre % the sraool iDs In
ter sency matter
Officen Hughes tried 70 send a drunken
Swede home early Sunday morning, bat
the sweds backed UP by two FELLOW
countrynen was ugly One Of those who
interfersd besides the party srst address
ed was got 10 the police station though
Officer Hughes had 10 alone fight the
three men. The two captured were each
fined IS aud costs.
There was a very large attendance or
fIiend. At the funeral Of former repre-
sentative James Nisbet yesterday after
morn. Rev. Frank Appleton conducted
the services. There were many floral
offerings.
A HANDSOME brass electric pulpit lamp
has been placed IN Holy Trinity church
by Reuben ". Glsdding IN memory OF
his wife Joanna
officer wadsworth was assaulted by
Ernest Emond while attempting 10 ar
rest him. Emond was nnsd 80 and costs.
Five women were arrested for drunken
ness Saturday evening and the district
court docket was unusually dig yester-
day morning.
The new hagstaf will be placed In
position at Wilkinson park this week.
John II. Barker, a well known mem
Der Of the Fsirlawn Improvement asso-
clation died last evening
Hereafter the Pothier Republican club
will meet at Charter hall three evenings
a week.
The series of meetings at the tent on
Olive street has been brought TO close.
The meetings have been conducted 10y
Rev. ]. A. Hainer Of Providence and I'rof'
b. r. Stout
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01
VALLEY VILLAGES
Club Plus X Holds a Picnic.
Camping Parties and Other
Notes Of Interest.

Yesterday morning the members OF the
Club Plus X, OF the Notre Dame du Bon
coneeil church in Phenix. attended thS
morning mass in body and directly at.
ter mass which was sung by Rev. Father'
Canuell, the members went 10 the Clyde
car barn whore several special
cars were in waiting for them They,
were then carried to Reads palace where
they held picnic. The members
ana their friends were also served With
a clam dinner at noon, and passed tho
afternoon in watching a baseball game
and IN participating in q series OF games.
The affair was considered a success in
every respect and netted the club suit
able sum The proceeds are 20 be usedl
20 help defray the expenses OF the BAN
auet 10 be held nsxt Sunday evening, In
honor OF the return Of Father Lebel.
CAMPING PARTIES.
Tho Misses Phebe Hopkins. Laura lIud-
son, Mary Richardson, Laura GOWN
and Bessie Lawton OF Phenix. left on SAT-
urdsy for q two weeks camping trip at
Bvttonwoeds The young ladies have
friends ard will probably be kept busy
entertaining.
The Young Mems club OF the Centre
vills M. r. church. left this morning for
Chipswsnexet. where they will spend a.
week IN camp The young men are PREF
pared to have an enjoysble time and haves
| Invited all Of their frkhds to call on thenL
| and promise reception as good as thel
| conditions win pernit.
| ThA -. Peter and PanPs Temperancei
| Cadets have planned 20 hold their annual
| enoa napment this year the second weelei
| in August The boys will go to place.
! near to that occuriedeby them last year.i
| and will adhere 10 all OF the resuiations'
| in reference to real camp lie.
VALLEY NOTES
The members OF Loyal Richmond lodges
| T. o. O. n, NJ. u, held a lawn party
| on the lot ad1ourning the Baptist church,
| Ing. The AFFAIR was very successful and
| the committee In charge felt wels
| satisfied with the results.
Rev Walter Il. Green, former pastor
of the Fiskvills Tabernacle church. was,
at the church yesterday and delivered an
| interesting sermon. Mr.. Greene was the
pastor Of the church for six years and,
| during that time he was very well known
and liked among the members of the
| church in addition TO the villagers.
The baseball tesm OF the Conant Thread
| company OF Pawtucket. visited the valley
| an Saturday and were defeated by the
tfsfverpoint team at Psstirne Park The
Harne was very interesting. the score
| finally standing at Riverpoint 3 Conants
| Rev. Miles Grant OF Boston was at the
Riverpoint Christian Advent church yes
terday and preached an interesting SER
mon at the morning and evening SER
| vices.
progressive circle. Kings Daughters. OF
! Ffskviile. went TO Fields Point on Sat-
urday and enjoyed their annual field day.
| The day was pleasantly passed and at
| noon a shore dinner was partaken OF
/ Rov James Tienen OF 81. James church
In Arctic Center, is enjoying his annual
vacation.
The water was drawn Off at the mill
dam at Lipptt yesterday, and a largs
gang OF workmen worked all day re-
placing the planking on the dam breast.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01
EAST PROVIDENCE
Fishermen Disappointed Friends
They Promised Big Fish.
TOnight's Big Meeting Of Fire
District Expected 10 Be Lively
East Providence branch OF the News is
at Taunton avenue. Telephone llZ-s'
East Providence.

East Providence branch OF the News u
at l Taunton avenue. Telephone llZ-H'
East Providence.
More than one family who depended
upon a Ash dinner yesterday had TO put
up with pot luck for they could get no
lrh. and those who had promised the FISH
from which these disappointed families
were to make their principal meal are
spending most Of their time todsy telling
how II all happened.
Just after IL o'clock Sunday morning
Josaph Cashnan. Edward Griswold,
Charles Romer. William Percival, James
Hayes, James Lacy. William Reed, Theo-
ders Perry, Edward Horton and BenJa-
min Percivai sailed away from Paw
tuxet IN Joe RobsrEe's yacht for hshing
trip. and each told a friend that they
would be home by 10 o'clock Sunday
morning and the largest FISH that they
caught would he presented 70 than.
when they came back they had no fsh
TO give away ana some had mono at all,
put none could explain how nor why VIII
liam Reed who never went hshins or
sailing before, should happen 80 be the
high hook Of the party and at the same
time had sufficient number Of fsh -
make good his word. The balance OF the
party will have to live. an extremely
righteous life for number Of weeks be-
fore they gain the confidence of thosA
that they deluded unto the idea OF not
buying the regular Sunday dinner.
HOT TIME IN THE OLD TOWN.
This viii be one 81 the red letter NIGHTS
In the history of the Watchemoket Are
district Tor tho voters are 70 meet at the
town hall this evening, and a vigorous
effort wiz be made by some who think
they are wanted 70 control the AFFAIRS OF
the district 20 Gust those who are now IN
control. It IS not improbable that some
OF the old board will be returned.
MINOR MENTION.
At the services OF the Second Baptist
and the Haven NJ. r. churches yesterday,
that FOR the frst two Sundays In August,
Joint services would be hela at The FIRST
named church and the iast two Az the
last named. The session of the Sunday
schools will be held In the home churches.
According to the records st the town
hall Rudolph Berry has mortgaged, what
Is known as the Hopkins stock farm for
the sum OF s,2, 800. this II the largest mort
gage that has been recorded at the hall
for long time.
Charles Holden, we'll known resident
OF this place, fell from n load OF hay
| Saturday afternoon and died from the
| effects of the same at his home, 81 Irving
avenue. yesterday.
Tho funeral Of the late Henry W. Full
! Ter was held at the residence Of bis sor
George W. on Fourth street this morning
tie services being conducted by the Rev.
Mr. Dane OF st. Mary's Episcopal church
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01
IN OLNEYv|lLE.
ST. May's Parish School 10
Be Dedicated in September.
Round Up Of Pigeon Fighters
VIM. Rusick Reported Missing
Olneyville branch OF the Provldsnce
News at Heffernans News store 10
Hartford avenue Telephone o-NesN

Rev. Father Grace. pastor Of ST. Mary
church. mace the announcements ana
preached the sermon yesterday and ne
also announced that the work on the new
school was rapidly approaching compile
tIon. ana Il would undoubtedly be dedi-
Gated before or after the last services OF
the church on Sunday. September I.
During the afternoon and evenirg OF
that day. he said. the school would be
spen 10 the public for Inspection, 10
which all we're heartily welcome.
The building will be dedicated by the
Rt Rev. Bishop Hsrkins and The sermon
will be preached by one % the leading
preachers OF the Jesui; order.
The three hisher classes In the school
win be in charge Of the Christian brethers,
and the girls and younger boys In cnarss
of the sisters Father Grace ststed tnHt
there were very many people ~ ths psf
,.sh who had taken a deep interest In 'Ha
School. 40 much so that they had donated
n SCAT and desk for 3 scholar and e
hoped that more will Do so. The names
of those who do 40 VIII have their names
Inscribed on a tablet and will oe placed
In a prominent Doeihtbn ~" '-N
building and remain there as long as the
building stands.
WAS SMOKING HOT.
Lovers Of baseball got fun value for
their cash Saturday on the Meriro fats,
wher the Olneyviles trimmed the Wick
fords with a score OF 5-4 In ter innings.
There was no little talk especially from
the wickfordites. who at one stage Of the
game appeared 20 be ready 20 de battle.
The manager OF the wickfords claimed
that Callahan, pitcher for the oineyvilles.
had rubbed the bah IN rc-in go that ne
could handle IL much easier. snd William
Troy. the Umpire, called for the ball. As
soon as IL was handed 10 him by Mr..
Callahan the wickfords scored two runs.
but were made TO return TO their former
positions by Mr.. Troy. and then those on
the seats, who did net know just what
caused the trouble. howled and howled
loud.
To all fair-minded persong the work
Of the umpire was all that could be asked
for
DID GOOD WORK.
Detective Mcguire has succeeded in
rounding up the following named young
men. who Il is believed broke into the
pigeon coop Of Charles Gebhardt. at b24
Atwell's avenue.
Another OF this same gang. John Dene-
hey, is at the Rhode Island hospital with
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01
The News Of the State.

s enjoying his annual outing with re'a-
tiyea in Swansea, Mass.
Lieut. Charles Carpenter OF hook and
ladder is spending his vacation az Bris-
toll
Miss Ida Morse OF Worcester, Mass. is
the guests OF Mrs. Howard at 27l Plain
field street.
Miss Annie Conway Is spending her va
cation with relatives In Middletown,
Conn
The Dewey Boys had walkover
with the Wanskucks s at Palace Gardens
yesterday.
Mrs A Masterson OF Millinery Row
left for New York last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01

How on earth did you ever get a mes
senger boy to deliver your note and
bring back tho answer so quick?'
Il took his dime novel away from him
and held It as security ty"-Philadelphla
Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01

Subject TO sinking spells-divers.-Phila-
delphia Telegraph.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-12-23

which social h3pc wiH given baiwgl
lAe iulegyal etyre5AAents sill be served,
aud q pleasant hour is assured all who
attend. Appropriate services will be
conducted from eleven to twelve o'clock,
Remember the Christmas tree next
sHurlsy evening at $50 o'clock Al
wAowish to dotocau place presents on
the tree lor friends, regordoss Of church
relations
The ladies Bazaar" presided overly
Mira. J w Garrett, has been quite =
success aud the ladies desire to thank
their friends for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon them.
Two deacons win he elected and in
stalled at the eleven o'clock service the
first Sundoyiu the New Year,
Teachers and officers will be elected at
the close OF the sunday School, New
Years morning. a full attendance is
earnestly desired.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-12-23
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

With the close Of the year, a
great many subscriptions VIII eX
piro. Some arc already past due.
What are you going to do about il?
We want to retain every name on
our list now, and add many more,
during the coming year, hut we
do not intend TO send the pAper to
any man who don't wantit, if we
know it. There arc too many Of
-well-plcased subscribers who want
every issuefor that. Our subscrip,
ton list has increased over forty
per cent during the year 1904, and
the wotk Of printing and mailing
has become entirely too heavy to
carry those who don't want the pa
per bad enough to pay for it, The
subscription is very small matter
to each subscriber, but allof them
make living for us, We ask you
then to kindly pay up promptly,
30 that, in revising our list fer the
coming year, we may not drop you
thercfrom, thinking you do not
want it any longer. If there's any
body in Lawrence County who
can't conveniently pay for the pa
per now, bnt wants it, we'll credit
them, If they let us know. Again
we ask you to pay up promptly, il
you can conveniently, and if you
cannot don't fail TO notify US that
you want tile paper and viii pay
for it, If we don't hear from you
we are Likely to conclude that you
don't want it any longer
With thanks for yoor patronage,
G. f, CRAWFORD.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-12-23
Revolution Imminent.

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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-12-23
CEancery Land Sale.

Jas Gambrel, ct al. In Chancory Court
Va. at
JA.Gambre, ct al. Lawrencehurg.
In obedience to a decree of sale en-
tered in above cause, at November
Term of the Choncery Court, will on
MONDAY, JANUARY ?, 1905,
sell at the Court House Door in Law.
renceburg, Tennessee, a trnct of land
of about l4l acres, on Chsholm's fork
Of Shoal Greek, in the 9Th Civil Dis
trict Of Lawrence County, Tennessee,
and known as the home place of Lou
isa Gambrel, deceased Said land is
fully described in deed from JoaepA
Robertson to James Hollis. recorded in
Trust Book F., at pages l6l & l62,
R. o. l.. c., to which reference is had
Said sale is for partition among the
heirs OF Louisa GambrcI, cece..sed,
and will be made ] cash, balance in
u months. Note bearing interest from
date, with two good personal sureties,
will be required Of purchaser, and lien
viii be retained on land az further
security. This December 7, 1904
TT. II. MEREDITH, c. & VI.
W. R. KING, Atty for Coap!'ts,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-12-23
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-12-23
Sales of Real Estate.
M 70 81 H


Lockwood & ChiIds, Real Estate
Agents, have closed the following sales
since their last report
George Schneider to August Jochiin,
of Defiance, Ohio, 1913! acres, for $500,
August Jochlip to George Schneider,
80 acres, for $4,000.
John Mesemer to II. ]. Robinson, of
Omar, Kentucky, l6i acres for $1,000.
A. I. Cooper to r. NJ. Foster, 48 acres
for 1928,
FL. Wolz to Adolph Durkhsrt 81
acres for $725.
Y. II. Harvey to W. II. Cope, lot, $55C
john schade, Jr to W, Il. Cope, lot
for 1925.
joe b. :chado to VI, Il. Cope, lot
for s525.
VII Lockwood to Gibbs and Bclew
dwelling, 800.
Charles n. Jones, 10 Y, II. Lockwood
dwelling for 81 1850