The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-23
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Hope Ball Team Loses at COV-
entry Csnter--- for tho
Earthquake Victims.

The Hope baseball team under the man
agement OF James Moan went TO Coven-
try Centre where it met the local team
and defeated 1t. After the third innins
with the score 3 to 0 In favor OF Hope.
Bates, the pitcher, took a balloon ascen-
sion and the team went all 10 pieces. The
Coventry club pounded the leather AT Will
piling up runs in "A surprising manner.
Sanderson. the second baseman of the
Hope club. seemed mesmerized, and when
a few hot grounders went into his Sec
ton he threw up his hands and tried to
stop the ball with his knees. Sherman at
first deserved credit for the good game he
put up. as he got every thing in his pas
ture. The Coventry club made an excel
lent showing
FUND FOR SUFFERERS.
The Fiskeville Tabernacle Sunday voted
that inasmuch as n dire calamity had oc-
CURED TO many of their western brothers.
by the recent earthquake in San Francis
co. and in consideration that many are
homeless. and without food or shelter the
school donate the sum OF ten dollars 10
their aid.
Tonight the young men connected with
the Phenix NJ. T.. church are TO meet and
discuss plans by which relief funds may
be raised.
WILL VISIT CANADA.
Charles Feather OF Hope has sold his
household effects and all of his personal
property and will leave tomorrow for an
extended visit to relatives and friends
In Canada. Mr. Feather has been resi-
dent of the Pawtuxet Valley for many
years and has for some time been en-
ployed in the Hope mill.
WILL CONTINUE BAZAAR
The bazaar held couple of evenings
last week by the SIS. Peter and PauTs
Cadets will be continued tomorrow even
ing at Temperance hall, Clyde The af-
fair thus far. has been the most success
ful in the history OF the society, and the
organization has decided to give the pub
lie another chance to enjoy Itself.
NICE STRING OF FISH.
John Riley. Jr.. OF Hope, fine trout
fisherman, displayed basket full OF
the speckled beauties yesterday. There
were 10 OF them. some more than II inch
X
reports OF fine catches Mr.. Riley has them
all beaten.
WILL HOLD BANQUET.
The Hope Literary association is about
10 close it's weekly debates as is the usual
custom during the summer, and tomor-
row evening will enjoy it's annual ban
quet which will be served by Mrs Her
nando Rounds at her home i'm Hope.
The club and it's friends will assemble
and partake OF the repast and probably
dbaouSs plans for the continuance OF the
club next winter. The president. officers
and other members will give short ad-
dresses.
ELECTION REMAINS THE SAME
The bill introduced in the general as
molly by the Republican leaders OF Scit-
uate some time ago was not passed dur
ing the closing days OF tne session When
the pe,..Jn came up before the general
assembly TO change the elections in Sclt-
uate now held in May and November
and consolidate the two into one and have
town and state election held together in
November. there were a number OF Scitu-
ate's good citizens who opposed IL. The
bill was referred TO the judiciary COM
mittee and what happened to Il after IL
reached their hands will probably never
be known. At any rate II was not passed
during the closing days last week.
NOTES.
Rev Burton Minard. pastor OF the Free
baptist church at Fiskeville, who has
been III with an an attack OF grip is
much better.
Henry and Emma Hadfleld OF Pawtucket