The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-21
PAWTUXET.

The plans for the "Old Home associa-
tlon" in Pawtuxet or rather I'm the east
ern part Of Cranston and the old village,
are progressing rapidly now and there
are already eight delegates appointed
from various organizations and the as
surance that more will be named In the
near future The latest appointments were
those OF Martha Washington Rebekah
lodge, named last night as follows: Frank
Massard, Robert Willoughby and George
Lewis. Others are Mount Vernon lodge,
Odd Fellows, Asa Abe, Herbert Corp
and George S. Cam: Volunteer fire com
pany, wilbert T. Longfellow and william
NJ. I.ee. As the meetings OF the various
lodges I'm this section and Edgewood oc-
cur they will be asked to name delegates
and the churches will be asked 10 CO.
operate also.
IL is hoped that by the FIRST week In
May the delegates may be called together
and an organization formed that will be
useful In arranging for the local portion
OF the Cranston Jubilee. which occurs In
the middle OF June. The margin OF time
allowed will be small but az the represen-
tatives appointed are all active workers
I'm the various societies they can do a
great deal In a very short time.
The town council committee has ar
ranged the outline OF the town colebra-
ton. but there will still be great deal to
do I'm working up an interesting demon
stration in connection with the display OF
fire works that will probably be given of
the Edgewood yacht club In the evening
SIXTH ANNTvKRsARY
Martha Washington Rebekah lodge had
an interesting observance OF It's sixth an
niversary In Odd Fellows hall on Broad
street last night that was we'll attended
the lady members being I'm the majority.
The routine part Of the meeting was very
short on account OF tho social features
that had been arranged. Tables wore laid
IN the lodge room and light refreshments u
were served after which music, games
and dancing were INDUCED In by the va
rious members according TO their individ-
ual tastes
The committee IN charge comprised:
Frank Massard, chairman Mrs. H. J.
Corp, Miss Lottie Taylor Miss Ethel Al
bee. Miss Christensen, Nils Nellie
Wright. and Mr.. and Mrs Robert VIII
loAghby.
BASEBALL GAME
The Pawtuxet youngsters. one Of thS
most enthuSia site baseball teams IN thE'
section went up 10 Edgewood yesterday
afternoon where they were to play with
tho Edgewood Juniors on Dovers field on
shaw avenue. The team they expected 20
meet did not put in appearance and so tho
captain who did appear cancelled the
game 70 the visitors by the default score
OF nine 20 nothing
The Edgewood school team was on ths
neld. or nj least part OF n and n game
was speedily arranged. the local team
proving game. though the odds were
clearly against ~ from the outset.
They were defeated by a score OF 10 90
s but had the satisfaction OF playing
very good game against the big fellows.
w Eddy acted a. umpire and the batter
les for Pawtuxet were Stanly and Scott.
pitchers, and Pickering and Sylvia.
catchers weltz and Barnes were pitchers
for Edgewood and Shaw and Dover took
turns In picking the ball up behind the
bat
A feature of the game was the strong
playing or Raymond Trefethen on second
base having several put outs and good
stops 20 hts credit.
II was arranged 10 play the game with
the Edgewood Juniors on Rhodes field.
PawtuKet this afternoon.
A horse evidently belonging TO the Mar
Electric lighting company
caused sonnet hing o. cOrnmotiOn on
ocean street yes'sfday morning by run
niug away ffe succeeded lu smashing
ehaft and taIsei the 9sEoU fn knock
several pickefs from .the fence in front ~
ihe Blooner estate before no vas stopped.
On account Of M, tilp 10 The Arlington