The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30

Charles A. Potter. Hanan Colvin. VIII
liam Remley. George E Riley: for town
| clerk. Henry Potter; for town treasurer,
Charles Capwell: for member of school
| committee for three years, Eugene L.
| Young; for moderator and clerk I'm dis
trict No. 2, John Howarth and Charles
Simmons were nominated respectively
The Democrats have presented strong
| ticket and are now confident OF wrestling
a victory from the Republicans
REV. GIDEON AUBIN SPOKE.
Rev. Gideon Aubin OF Providence spoke
before the Young Peoples society OF
| Christian Endeavor. at the Tabernacle
Free Baptist church at Flskeville Iast
evening Mr.. Aubin used as his topic.
"Our Duty" and his discourse and man
ner OF delivery were exceptionally good.
The address was OF a missionary nature
WITH SIMPLE SERVICE.
The funeral service OF Rev. Elisha
Brown Card OF Scituate was held yester-
day al 10 O'Clock in the Free Baptist
church az North Scituate. Mr.. Card was a
native of Warwick having been born I'm
that town May 3. 1896
PASSES QUIETLY AWAY.
About $50 o'clock Saturday night Lem
uGi church OF No. II Broad street PheniN,
died at his home there after "A lingering
illness. Mr.. Church has been resident II
Phenix nearly 20 years and was widely
known about the valley. Mr.. Church was
born in Frenchtown. East Greenwich,
January 10. 1891. and was i'm his 18th year
He came 60 Phenix at the age OF nine
and worked for short time I'm the Phe-
nix mill Soon after he secured employ
ment as chore boy, for William Henry
Smell with whom he remained n few
months when he went TO work for FL
dredge Card as teamster. After some time
he drove team for Samuel Henry Greene
at the clyde Print works, and after about
nine months service again entered the
employ OF Eldridge card for whom he
worked nearly 20,yearS Mr.. Church was
twice married his first wife being Pheoe
Q.awton) Church and OF this marriage
two children were born. a son and
daughter. The girl did not live many
years but the son. Herbert stephen
Church. survives his father For his sec
ond wife he took Hattie (kenyon) Church
and no children were born OF this secono
marriage. Mr. Church is survived by two
brothers and three sisters, namely, James
and John Church, Mary Church, Utton.
Abbie (Church) Carpenter and Sarah
(Church) Goff. wife OF Charles Con-.
The arrangements for his funeral. which
will be held tomorrow at II o'clock from
his late residence have been completed.
Rev. w. III. Butler, pastor or the Phenlk
NJ. r. church. will offciate. The funeral
will be conducted by l.. w. Patterson OF
Phenix.
PREACHED AT FISKVILLE.
Richard Ceasar Of Washington preached
at the morning service at IL o'clock held
at the Tabernacle Free Baptist church
yesterday. Mr.. Ceasar took as his theme.
"Quench Not the Spirit" He supplied the
pulpit because Of the illness OF Rev. Bur
ton Minard, who was not able to be pres
ent. In the evening Mr. Caesar preached
at the Apponaug Baptist church on the
Plains
ASSAULTED HIS FATHER.
There was considerable excitement In
the vicinity of Lppitt mill last evening.
John Boyle. while under the influence OF
liquor struck his father, owen Boyle,
ly. Mr.. Boyle. Sr.. was taken into the
hotel OF Mixey Finnegan, where his
wounds were dressed. Word was sent TO
Deputy Sheriff Andrews, VINO po responiHee ints
TO the Providence pike when the OFFICER
arrived. II is understood Mr.. Andrews
will arrest him today on the charge OF
and assault and battery.
FAIR OPENED.
The fair of the Rlverpoint fire depart
ment was opened at Temperance hall In
Clyde Saturday evening and was a com
plote success. A parade was made early
In the evening by the department and the
Irish National Foresters. headed by the
Natick band The route OF march was
from the car barn 10 Arctic Centre and
return TO the hall. During the evening
booths were literally patronized. The
was made up OF James Bren-
nan, chairman, George QuIn1Hn' James
Murphy. oscar Whitaker and John Kel-
lev Lambs orchestra furnished music
for the occasion. The fair will be contin-
ned next Saturday evening.
THEY DIDN'T SHOOT.
Arrangements had been made by the
L.. .f.. fAN
lay on their range on the Providence
pike, and large number of the members
put themselves 10 some Inconvenience TO
be present They were disappointed' how, %
has charge OF the traps. did not appear
After enjoying the landscape in that beau
tful section TO their hearts content the
party dispersed.
SMASHED THE RIG.
Dave Perry OF Phenix and Arthur Page
" Iippitt had an unpleasant experience
yesterday The boys hired a horse and
buggy OF Calvin Cole OF Phenix and had
driven to Warwick Plains. where the
horse which had appeared very docile |
during the trip. became frightened at a
passing automobile. and SHE'D, striking a
telephone pole The boys were thrown
out and the buggy wrecked Young Page
received severe bruises about the arms
and legs and Perry was badly shaken up.
lne morse was put UP AT lilt stdbie ol |
James Abbeys and the boys returned TO |
the valley on an electric car.
HOPE TEAM LOST.
The Hope baseball team. under the man
agement Of James Moan. went TO Rock |
land yesterday and met defeat at the |
hands OF the club In that place to ths |
tune OF { TO 3 For seven innings the |
Hopes had much the better OF the contest, |
but by combination OF unfortunate err |
rors the Hope boys lost what ought 10
have been on easy victory. Matt Car |
ley an old Riverpoint star did the pitch |
ing for the Hopes and did good work dur |
ing the early part Of the game. Jidd of |
Centrevile was at the receiving end and |
put up n fine game.
NOTES
Mrs. Sadie Beal. matron at the Sock |
anossett school, spent Sunday at the home |
OF her father, Mr. Robert Macdonald in |
Fiskeville
The May sale Of the In Remembrance |
circle OF Kings Daughters Will be held to- |
morrow In the Womens Christian Tenn |
perance union rooms In Hines building. |
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