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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
CROWD ON SPEEDWAY

The speedway yesterday afternoon en-
tertalned the largest crowd OF the season.
though while there were some lively
brushes the racing program was a short
one Several horsemen came out on the
avenue rugged for racing. but when they
saw the dangers attendant on speeding
their mounts they Joined the professions
up and down the side lines There was
some going, however.
The weather was ideal for racing, and
although a slight wind blew there was
not force enough TO IL to interfere TO
any extent with the sport. The track
was I'm fine condition.
The horsemen began 10 arrive as early
as O'Clock and for two hours they kept
coming in n steady stream. Finally G..
NJ Munroe, who was out with Coasterine.
and John Darden, who was plotting the
McKenna brothers Trifer. decided to mix
things. They came down in pretty style
and when half OF the distance had been
travelled Coasterine was in the lead and
Il looked like Mr.. Munroes race. Darden
began To use the whip and T'rher let out
few more speed links. crossing the line
winner by narrow margin.
Soon afterward Darden with Triner
agreed to standing start race with
Frank Slavin. who had been giving Car
dcnas some fast workouts. CNrdcnaS got
away I'm fine style. but Trher had trouble
in finding his gait Mr. Slavin showed in
the lead all the way down the course
Trlher won n close race from PAGER b..
however. to solace himself
Goldgetter was travelling In good form
yesterday and Nate Young placed several
victories 20 his credit. Frank McKlnnon's s
Meg and Billy Wilkes took his scalp In one
setto. Goldgetter and Billy Wilkes start
ed on even terms. but Meg got away so
far in the rear that Mr.. Kinnon dropped
out about halfway down the course.
Coasterine. c. NJ Munroe's horse. at
tracted considerable attention on the ave-
nue. yesterday. The brush between Coas-
terine and Brigadier proved one Of the
most exciting OF the afternoon. The start
was beautiful one. each horse acting
finely. and they came tearing down the
line with n burst OF speed that had the
fans aroused. Just before the gate was
reached Mr. Munroe called on Coasterlne
for another squirt and the horse gamely
responded pulling ahead OF Bfigadier
about n length and landing the race.
Cosa terlne soon aftorward scored one on
Goldgetter. Mr.. Bakers Billy Wilkes and
Frank Kinnon's Meg furnished another
sensational race and resulted in dead
heat
The match race for 800 a side between
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12

gave notice TO the Jerseymen that tho
annual championship game OF 1895 would
be played at Eastern park, Brooklyn, on
Nov 10.
The Orange A. G. objected TO this ar
claiming that the game should
be played on neutral grounds, and named
Manhattan field and Thanksgiving day.
To this the Crescents refused TO agree.
Their term went on the grounds on the
day selected, and the Orange eleven. fall
ing 10 appear. the game was declared for
feited.
The cup has been In the custody Of
the donors ever since Recently they were
asked TO arbitrate the Crescents' claim,
with the result that the cup was awarded
20 the Half Moon club.
The American Football union was in
existence for nine years, during which
the Crescents won the championship seven
times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
GIANTS REST

Sunday was spent as a day OF rest by
the New York National league baseball
players who are In training at Memphis.
The most strenuous work done by any
OF the Giants was 20 play checkers. Pitch
er Mathewson j. the champion at this
game and his teammates are practicing
fn an effort 20 rob him Of his laurels
When Manager McGraw arrived I'm
Memphis be found II necessary toulouse
some Of his men IN one hotel and the
Others on the opposite side OF the street.
During the practice the question came
up as 10 which had the strongest team.
and a match was made. The game Will
likely take place in the afternoon, that
if. II Mauy and Gilbert can get back IN
the game.
Matty is ill with a serious cold. while
Gilbert had his foot bruised while playing
socker football a few days ago. The losing
team must pay for a dinner for the win
ners
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12

Frank Slavin's Cardenas and Tobias
Burke's Leonora Will take place Tuesday
afternoon. providing that the course Is I'm
proper condition. Mr.. Slavin has selected
Nate Young and Mr. Burke has named
William Sheldon as judges. The third
will probably be Knapp Forshner. Leroy
Grant will be the starter
George Rice with Cute was conspicu-
Gus figure in the avenue yesterday lie
was working the horse considerably, but
did not mix IL with any OF the other
horsemen. Another horse which received
good workout was James Mahoneys
handsome PAGER Red Wilkes. Mr.. Ma
honey. did not get into the game very
much, but came down once or twice in
brushes Capt. Tillinghast was jogging
Wallis Belle. and Michael Slattery seemed
to he enjoying the fun with Black Re-
gent. Lon Roberts was out with William
X. and Henry Potter was holding the
reins over Richard G. Fred j.. William
Jette's horse. was given slight work
out, his owner holding the reins. Russell
Debut and Black Beauty owned by w. IA.
Tingley and w. A. Comstock, respective
ly, were also noted on the avenue. How
ard Phillips took few turns up and
down the line with Fred Wilkes, and Il.
+. Toomey was up behind Billy. Capt.
Hazard was also among those on the
avenue with a pair and had chance
To see Cardenas work from a standing
start.
Saturday Knapp Forshner sold his
crack PAGER Thestrup (2:19A) to Edward
Madison OF Webster Mass. Thestrup was
one OF the fastest horses owned here and
the horsemen VIII regret the loss TO the
local brigade Mr. Forshner was on the
avenue yesterday with his Debut colt,
King David.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
SAW SCHOONER
WITH No MASTS
AND ABANDONED

The abandoned schooner Jesse w Starr
was sighted by Capt, Pickett Of the
American barkentne Arlington on Marca
6, 40 miles southeast of Cape Henry. Tho
masts OF the vessel were gone dnc one
anchor chain was hanging.
Seas had washed the vessel. the after
cabin was gutted and the forward house
was missing. one hawser was hanging
over the side and the boat was gone.
This led Capt. Pickett to believe tina. the
crew had left in a hurry
The captain and crew looked over the
abandoned schooner and found her lumber
laden. The cargo of lumber keeps the
vessel ahoat A revolver and a gold
watch were found i'm the captains cabin.
The Jesse w. Starr was bound from
Norfolk. Va. To Bridgeport, Conn. She
was commanded by Capt Thomas II.
Chadwick OF Port Clyde. Me, and her
crew consisted OF five men besides the
captain. She is owned by Chadwick Il Co.
OF New York city.
The vessel is los feet long, 10 feet I
inches deep and 20 5-inch beam. Her
gross tonnage was 3O7. &c and her net ton
mage 292. She was built at Milford, Del,
in 1874.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
BOTH PLEADED GUILTY
AND WERE HEAVILY FINED

Samuel L. Murphy and Harry Fields.
the two young men who were held up
In the Tlden-Thurber company store last
Friday by one OF the clerks I'm the store
on suspicion OF being thieves. were
brought before Judge Rueckert OF the
Sixth District court yesterday and allowed
TO plead guilty TO the charge 6f-stealing
a locket valued at $50 The came young
men had pleaded not guilty Saturday, and
had been held under bonds OF $500 for trial
this week. Both young men pleaded
guilty yesterday and each was fined rs
and costs. which was paid. They were
discharged. but before being allowed 20
go Chief Matthews gave them n lecture
and told them they would do well to keep
away from this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
BROOKLYN TEAM DEPARTS

Manager Pat Donovan OF the Brook
lyn baseball club was made happy yes
terday on his arrival I'm New York by re-
oeiving the signed contracts OF Outfleld
ers Billy Maloney and Jack Mccarthy,
Catcher Lou Ritter and Pitcher Elmei
Stricldett. the original exponent OF the
"spitball." The Brooklyn team is now
complete with the exception Of the pitch
ing department. DR.. Billy Scanlon and
Button" Briggs are the only hold outs
about whom Donovan is any way anxious.
The team left today for their training
ground at Columbia $ c. The players
under Donovan's guidance are Bach, Ber-
gen, Butler Eason. Jordan. Lewis. Malay,
Maloney and Pattee. At Washington Al
perman. Hummel Bell Pastorius and
Gessler will join the party. Casey. Nc
Carthy, Stricklett and Mcintyre will go
direct from their homes 10 Columbia.
Doescher is on the grounds and Ritter
will follow as soon as his wife RECEIVERS
from Illness
The Pittsburg Pirates will go TO Hot
Springs. Ark. tomorrow. they being the
last OF the major leagues 10 leave for
their training grounds. News from the
camps OF the teams that have begun
training I'm earnest are as encouraging as
usual at this time OF year.
Following are the training grounds Of
the National league teams: Giants, at
Memphis; Brooklyn. at Columbia, S c.;
Philadelphia. at Savannah: Cincinnati at
Marlin Springs, Texas; Chicago. at West
Baden Springs. Ind; Pittsburg at Hot
Springs; st. Louis. at Houston. Toxas. and
Boston, at Charlottesville. Va.
The American teams are located as
follows: Highlanders at Birmingham;
Athletics. at New Orleans; Detroit. at
Augusta. Ga; Cleveland. at Atlanta; Bos-
ton. at Hot Springs; Chicago. at New
Orleans; St Louis. In Texas. and Wash
ington, at Charlottesville Va
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
CHESBRO DOWN To WEIGHT

The Highlanders suffer little illeffects
from their first game OF the season yes
terday and are anxious 10 get back 10
training. Griffiths says Chesbro has
taken off ~ pounds in two days. Happy
Jack" is working like a Trojan, and he
says he will be right I'm line this summer.
"spit ball" and all.
Whalen, the California pitcher and
Kleinow, the catcher. have arrived, and
the team is now complete. excepting Con-
roy and Elberfeld. They are expected at
any moment
There may be no more games between
the Highlanders and Blrminghams until
the latter part OF the week. although
they might decide 10 try conclusions
again Wednesday Griffith needs all the
expense money these games furnish, but
he does not propose TO let anything stand
in the way OF his training plans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
CUP At LAST AWARDED

After being held in dispute for ten
years the Eagle gold cup. presented an
1901 10 the American Football union. has
finally been awarded by the donors 20
the Crescent Athletic club. The Half
Moon organization is now the permanent
owner OF the trophy
The original membership OF the a. r.
4. comprised the Crescent A. c.. Orange
a. G. and Staten Island A g. The condi-
tions under which the cup was present
ed were that IL was 10 become the per-
manent property OF the club that nrst
won three championships. The Crescents
won In 1901 and 1892 and the Orange A.
T.. In 1898 and 1894
AZ that time all the other clubs had
Withdrawn from the association. Under
On agreement between the two clubs the
bnnUal game should be played alternately
rn the home ground of either club The
osai game was played az Orange. ana
bbe crcscents. under the agreement, early
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
MILL PROPERTY
IN PASCOAG SOLD
TO SAYLES SONS

The large mill privileges in the village
OF Pascoag have been secured by the
owners of the A. L. Sayles & Sons mill.
Surveyors have been at work running
out the lines for several days. and n de-
scrption OF the property has been filed
with the town clerk. although the deeds
have not been recorded.
II is stated by those I'm a position to
know that the mill on the upper privilege
known as the stone mill will be rebuilt
as soon as a tenant Is found for Il.
The lower privilege which Is included
in the deal, has been In ruins for several
years
The purchase of the privilege Is re-
garded as an excellent investment. and its
central location makes II valuable either
as a manufacturing site or as a location
for business block
II has been rumored that Sayles & Sons
are contemplating erecting a weaving
shed on the lover site,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
AGREEMENT IS
REACHED ON THE
BANK QUESTION

Algeciras, March 12.-The committee on
reduction, having in charge the adjust
ment OF the remaining differences be-
tween France and Germany over the
Moroccan police question and the question
OF the bank. assembled twice yesterday
On the bank question an agreement was
reached on every point except the allot-
mcnt OF the capital. which will proba bly,
be left TO the decision OF the conference
The police question was not touched dur-
ing the sittings.
The delegates. however. went over the
situation informally and ceiling Of
confidence obtains among the representa-
tives OF the neutral powers that "A settle
ment OF the question will be reached with
In week. ~
SAYS FRANCE WAS COERCED.
London. March 12-The correspondent mt
of the Daily Mail AT Algeciras represents
France as having been coerced by tho
neutral powers into making CONCESSIONS
on the police question. probably as the
result OF apprehension on the part OF The
powers that failure OF the conference
would mean war.
The correspondent declares that for
France TO enter Morocco as one Of two
powers subject TO the domination Of n
third power would be suicidal. IL would
be better for France. he says TO sur
render all her interests In Morocco rather
than TO suffer such a lot Of prestige.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS

tary and treasurer. and II. g. Mich bison
and j. A. Clarke, directors. Another ii-
rector Is TO be elected later on Hagor,
Clarke and Nicholson served for many
years as president, secretary and treas
urer OF the old Montreal club. The pros
poets for the fastest and strongest team
which has ever represented Montreal are.
according 10 Mr.. Powers, very fright.
Mr.. Powers returned 10 his home in New
York city Saturday and came on TO this
city yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker ise fremont street. Boston.
II is simple safe and easily applied. con-
tsins no lead poisons; use Il once and you
will never use any other. BLANDING &
50 weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12

fighter and n faster man might induce
McGovern 10 overtrain. The pugilist did
no other work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-12

The Magnate-Do you mean TO say.
sir. that you will charge me $1,000 for
this operation II live and $1,000 II die?
How is that?
Great Surgeon--If you die II will be so
-Iife
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-24
PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL
MEMORIAL DAY may 80
Congressman Charles q. Lands Of
Indiana VIII Be tic
Speaker.

III tho OH cemetery at tic National
SoIiicra Iiuinc on nest "Wednesday
morning National memorial day Viii
hc liI'ingly celebrated by the many
military ORGANIZATIONS Of that instiiu-
lion
lion. &. H. Lands. member Of DON
Srcss from In'liara. will be the apoa i
Ter of The day
The PROGRAM. which has bcen ar
ranged Is rs follows:
Reading of orders Comra1c T. NJ.
Work
Music Ayc Maria--IIomc Ban.I
Reading President l.inrpn's AT
lrcaa at Gettysburg Comr,tl ]. i.
Alien
ovation ll,n Charles u. Ianl!s.
SINGING America Asscnllnap
Playe, nv. i. Nlartyn. Ic,i.t II.
A. Salute 10 tn 1yad ut mnnumcn
lifne & ilg en'h.
S'icwning flowers Comrades Y. a.
H. Womon's Rclicf Corps ana chill.
tlrcn.
Rccall -rrcumpetcr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-24
VERDICT SUSTAINED
IN THE W|LC0X'S CASE
Syracuse, n. Y, Lawyer Is Ex-
PEELED From Membership in Or.
der Of Royal ArcanuIn.
REPRESENTATION IS INCREASED

1wenty-nintI, Annual Session Of the
Supreme Council Comes to an End.
Secretary Roh5on Gives The Daily
Press Synopsis Of the Work Accom-.
pIshcd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-24
Had a Close Call.

"a dangerous surgical operation. in,
vniyng the removal Of malignant;
ulcer a. large as my hand. from my
daughters hip was prevented ny the
duplication of l3uckIen's Arrica
SalEc.' says a! c. Sticlsey. of Aliic.
i'a. ". Va, Persistent use of tlIe
Salvc completely cured it," Cures
Cuts Burns and Injuries. 25c a; w.
Blair l.anEhornc. druggist. tiI.th.su.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-24
L AaNE ElR SAFE

Country and Jordan's Hams, pure
Butter, Canned Vegetables and Fruits
Imported Olive Oil (half pints and
qurrts). Canned Meats. Chicken. Fish
and Soups. Olives (pla;n and f3uffed),
Canned Plum Puddings, Cream de
nenth, plain and with cherries. Mar.
aschlno Cherries; al. brands OF Wits.
Keys, Wines. RUNS, Gins, Brandics,
ale. Porter and Beer, for family and
medicinal use.
Fresh Garden and Field Seed Goods
sent TO any part OF the county at
short phone notice.
no. 19 Queen ST. 'Phone 4a8.
GEO. K. WOOD,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-24
LOST AND POUND.

LOST WATCH CHARM, IVORY
eagle, with gold hand, emblem
lodge OF Eagles between Buckroc
Beach and Old Point, while on CHS
evening car Sunday, May 90. Lib
eral reward If returned to e. a.
WELLS, Union Ticket Office. Old
Point 5-24-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-24
Exercises VIII Occur al Soldiers
Home on Sunday After
noon al 2 O'clock.
COMMITTEES PREPARE FOR DAY
Addresses win be Made by Governor
Knox, General John [. Grim. Rev
|. Father William FaIIon and Capt. j.
! 3. ueham-Excrcise 10 be l4cld
In the Theatre.

The various posts Of tho Grand
Army of the Republic viii abHorye
memorial day exercises in Ward Ne.
mortal Hall at The National Sol,licia.
Home Sunday afternoon ~ . ocIncl.
The program arranged Is ~ atirar-
tive one. General John l.. Green.
quartermastor general of tito dcpar.
ment of Pennsylvania. Thomas /.
Knox. governor of the Home, CAM. j
3. Vaughan anl Roy. Father William
Fallon. pnstor of ST. Mary's Star Of
the Sea Catholic church. Old Point.
will he the speakers.
The posts represented w tic cxrr-
cises and the Committee in charge
are given below
Joint Committee.
Post 26-Ioscphius u Allcn. Com
mander-John r. Moore Meyer
Rothschild-.Iame Bates.
Post 44-lsaac Patterson Comman.
der-Thomas Simmons Isaac FELTON,
Isaiah Johnson
Post 47-lohn Weaver. Commnn.
der-Lewis O. Fuller James NJ I'm.
ery--Joscph w. Watts
Post G3-Danicl Krc' der. Connan.
der-john Y. McCuno Charles T..
Ba2in-Cornclius WcssclE
Post GA Robert Dorsey. Comman-
uer-Wm I, Davis John T. Bates
George Hill
Sub. Committees.
Speakers John T Moore, los. +. Al.
len, Cornelius Vessels and Robert
Dorsey.
Cemetery John i. Bates. Thos.
Simmons. James Bates. Joseph W.
4 Watts John r. Nccunr ana John
Scott
Flowers Lewis o 'rullcr lsaac
FELTON,. w T. Davis John Weaver.
Music--.Iamcs NJ Emery Isaah
Johnson Charles H. Balm, Isaac Pat.
terson.
Decoration John 7. cCunc. Never
Rothschilh, rhos Simmons.
eption--Iohn Weaver. Daniel
kreader. Jos f. Allen Robert Dorsey.
Isaac Patterson
Printing .twis o, Fuller. Jos. r.
Allen, Cornelius Wcsscls. Daniel
Kreader
Joserh f. Alien. Chairman Lewis
Ogden Fuller, Secretary.
4, The order of exercises Is as follows;
Commencing at 2 p. m.
! Overture-"Migo Thomas
introductory Col T. Y Knox. Coy.
Prhyer--'rho Home Chaplain.
Singing Selection Hampton Insti.
tute Choir
Address Rev. Father Fanon.
Evening Star Wagntr.
Address-Genl, John Il. Grim.
Quartcrmastcr Gonl. G. A r.
Dept. Penna.
Solo-NIrs. Rothwellor.
Recitation--Ia Isaac Patterson.
Salute to ourdcnd All comrades of
the G. a. r ana Auxlnrips rise al
command and salute 'by placing lilo
hend upon the breast, after which all
rise In singing Nearer hEy God to
Thee John Scully. Leader.
address Capt J i, Vaughan.
L senedictlon- Rev. Smith l.. Hover.
Taps
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-24

Farmers AXE Notice. Lowry
builds his Market Wagons from the
hest CT material and will save you
from So to $40 on each wagon. Call
AM, see the stock before the paint and
putty hide the flaws, Yours,
ts LOWRY,
The Harness and Vehicle Man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-24
PI1OEBUS AND Old POINT.
Wines and Liquors

belong to the lost tribe that stray
Ell away from Dublin before Moses
sailed on the Red Sea. I'm price
cutter, I'm money-maler; I'm the
! one that sells all straight Whistles;
retail at Wholesale prices. The follow
Ing high grade Toe whiskeys sell for
6e drink: Paul Jones, Pure Rye,
Sherwood Rye Whiskey, Carroll
Springs, pure Maryland Rye Whiskey.
-Four MINK, Baker Rye Whiskey,
Ovcrholt Rye Whiskey, Parkwood Rye
Whisky. All OF tho above named
Whistles is strictly high.grade; match
my prices il you dare. beat me IL you
can.
| Whiskey in bulk at following
prices:
Old Nick pure Rye, 10 pit. Csc: gal
ION ...... $500. ...... ...... $500
Lconards FavoriIe 1-2 pit. zoe; gal
ION ...... ..... $500. $500
Hunters Baltimore Rye IL pit. Csc;
gallon ...... $500. $500
Maryland Club. IL pit. Csc; gal
lon ...... ...... ...... ........ s4.t0
Paul Jones Pure Rye, IL pit. 2Oc;l
gallon ...... ...$2.7S
! Carroll springs. gallon 49,. .s2.50
| y y y Baker Rye. gallon =. $3.50
Star Rye. gallon -. $500
Moss Rose, gallon -. 49,. 5000
hardwood pure Rye, gallon $3.50
jefferson pure Rye, gallon -. .$1.75
| Kentucky Bourbon, gallon ....s1.4O
| Double Stamp Gin, gallon -. $500
Snithficld Apple Brandy, years
old. gallon ...... .... ..... $500
The following brands Of California
| Wines Port Sherry Catawba, Claret
| Blackberry at 25C per Ut: Der gal Tie
Pride of North Carolina, years
old; gallon 49,. $500
| Kummelli per gallon -. 5000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-24
r. Z. Gatewood
ESE1ETEfsy@

Bother Of carhonated Beverages.
Celery tonic for the nerves, pure
and healthfrll drink, which tones UP
the system. creates appetite and pro
notes digestion. Agent for The famous
sachs-Pruden Company's ginger ale.
This ginger ale received the highest
award at National Wine and splrli
show. Madison square Garden. October
1926. Highest award for quality over
worlds competitors. ~
Agents Rcechs Quellen Natural Min
eral waters.
Phone. 1T. Phoebus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-24
mr.. sherman ce,e lioen.,o

In he list OF those receiving liquor
licenses in the Daily Press Of yes'er.
gay The name OF John Sherman. of
fhoebu5 Was omitted Mr.. Sherman
secured z license 10 conduct a saloon
in Mallory street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-08-31
BELL DISTRICT

Mr. Clarence Smith and family spent
last Saturday at Greenes Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cram are
spending their vacation at Watchaug,
II. !.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wiley took
sail down Narragansett Bay, one day
last week
Mr. and Mrs. William Equl, Of Phila-
dclphia, Pa, are visiting his father,
Mr. Peter V. Equi
Mrs II. A. Winsor and daughters,
Jennie and Isabel, are enjoying a vaca-
ton at ocean Park, Maine.
The Good Shepherd Sunday school
held their annual picnic Aug 22nd at
the home Of Mr. Dame Dow.
a number from this place went to
Roger Williams Park, with the Green
Vile Sunday School on Wednesday Of
last week.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-08-31
ANTIOCH

DR.. and Mrs. Perry spent Monday
afternoon at their summer homes.
Miss Beatrice Heustis Of Pawtucket
has been visiting Miss Gertrude Young
Miss Minnie and Hazel Bates are
visiting their grandmother Mrs. Al.
mira Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sargent have
returned from their wedding trip and
are stopping in Providence.
Mrs. John Harrington died al her
home here Monday evening, Aug 27th.
Funeral on Thursday at =. VI.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. W. Brown and
daughter Helen, are spending their
two weeks vacation in Lowell. Mass.
There will be temperance meeting
AT the Chapel on Sunday evening Sep
tember econd. The meeting will
be addressed by G.. w jerks, OF Chic.
ago.
The Rogers Williams Family Asso-
citation. will hold their annual meeting
at Roger Williams' Park, on Thurs
day. Sept 9Th. a dinner will be- sery-
cd and a musical program carried out