The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-09
APPONAUG

Sealed proposals for carrying the United
States mail on messenger route No. 26, ,0S5
between the Apponaug postoffice and the
station OF the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad will be received by
Postmaster Edgar Z. Mattcson until Nov.
16. This service will not be let for a stated
period, and no written contract with bond
is required. Persons bidding must be over
l6 years OF age and suitable to be en-
trusted with the care and custody of the
mails.
Since the illness which caused the death
of former Carrier John T.. Young, the
mail has been carried by John n. Wheeler
, OF this village, who will continue to do
so until II has been determined who the
successful bidder is.
BOWLING.
The roll off In the two-man tournament,
which begun at the local alleys about six
weeks ago. was held last evening. Will
liam jerks and Earl Perry took first prize
with the high score of 625 This team al
so took second prize with SOL Leon R.
Arnold and James Fish won third prize
with score OF $50. Several other teams
came within three ana five pins of the
above scores. The prio-s awar9ed we're as
follows: First, s.; second S. and third, s..
L
prizes carried off the bulk of the money.
getting the sum of $l3. This tournament
just ended has been very successful one
and created new life into bowling In the
village.
Last night Williams and Carruthers
teams of the Apponaug Bowling league
met for the first time and the latter won
by % points. Carruthers' team was con-
sidered the weakest team in the league.
htt hO ~ uyi all "A ct
among the leaders.
CHURCH SERVICES.
The first service at St GATHERINGS Cath
oiic church will be held at Q o'clock, Rev.
Fr Hanley, the assistant pastor. will read
the mass. Sunday school will be held af-
ter services.
The young ladies' OF the parish are plan
ming TO hold harvest supper before
Thanksgiving -and--the- matter will he
brought up after church services tomor-
row.
At st. Barnabss, Episcopal church the
morning service will he held at IL o'clock.
the pastor. Rev r. II. woffenden, pre-
siding Sunday school will be held in the
guild hall at 9:45 o'clock. The evening
service will be held at o'clock.
At the Central Baptist church the first
service will be conducted by the pastor.
the Rev. Mr.. Rowe. at IL o'clock. Sunday
school will be held at l2:45. The supern-
| tendent, Robert r. Thurber, will be IN
| charge.
Prayer service will be held at s o'clock
| In the evening and will be led by Rev.
| Thomas r. Rowe, assisted by the choir.
A meeting OF the society OF Christian En-
deavor Will be held after the prayer ser
vice. At the Plains Meeting House OH
/ the Greenwood road sermon will be
preached by a Providence minister at
l7:30.
| ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters are advertised by
Postmaster Edgar IL. Matteson as un-
called for: Miss Adele Boardman, Mrs
MARY Vetherell. Mrs A. H. Wood, Clin-
ton Bennett and John Ssnqust'
POULTRY SHOW.
The poultry show. which was opened
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock by Cen
trail Grange, T.. OF H., No. "a. In the Ar
mory hall, Apponaug, was very largely
attended, especially I'm the evening, when
the hall was we'll nlled There are num-
her of nice fowl on exhibition. chief
among them is some prize winning stock
| OF ID j. Lambert of Apponaug. Mr.. Lam
bert Is considered one OF the foremost
poultry men.
WILL LEAVE APPoNAUG.
Mrs. John T.. Young. widow OF the la,e
Mail Carrier John r. Young, and her
daughter Emma. will leave Apponaug
next week and remove TO Boston. They
will reside with a daughter OF Mrs. Young
OF that city. Miss Young was employed
as a clerk at the Apponaug company.
owing 20 the increased amount OF work
which the Apponaug company Is handling
at the present time II has been found
necessary 10 add two new boilers 10 tbs
Iplace.