The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-03

Brown, the little daughter o. Capt Oliver
Brown. gave some popular airs. ARRANGED
! ass 70 medley. on the organ. Tables were
rnoch 70 0ne end of rte hnll, Niefe sup
/ per Waa served, after Nhicn daIcng was
engaged in until nearly midnight. IL Is
intended TO have series of camp fires at
! intervals Throughout the winter.
The Rev. y. ID. Graham has sold his
| chestnut mare to physician in Connectl-
| cut and has bought "a 3-year-old bay colt
In response 10 an offer of prizes by the
/ Frank Leslie Publishing Company for the
| best specimens of amateur photography
Mr.. w. +. Smith of this place sent few
views. One of them was an outdoor scene,
with Mr.. Charles w. Smith Of Providence
and Mr.. Joseph Dunbar OF Taunton, taken
i'm the foreground The picture was pub
lished in Frank LcSlic's weekly, and Mr..
Smith received a prize of $40 this week.
Byron Arnold. who has been living Mt
the Searles farm in Cranston, will move
here this week, having rented the barris
Henry place on Broad street. Mr.. Arnold
will carry on the business OF selling meats
aud poultry
Herbert Brayton Of Denver. Col, who
came home TO attend the funeral OF his
father, the late Samuel III. Brayton, has
remained at the homestead 10 settle busl-
ness matters requiring his attention, but
will return TO his home on Tuesday.
Great changes are 10 occur at the Fiske
fBrm. lust above Fiskeville four corners,
the farm which has been in the family for
four generations, being advertised for
sale. All the household and family goods
will also be disposed Of Mr.. John ilske,
the owner, will 90 10 san francisco, Cal,
TO reside with his son, James Fiske, who,
with his wife, are here at present on
visit.
Miss Noyes, superintendent Of Sunday
School work for the local w. G. Il. T.,
through permission OF the Rev. Father
Corrigan, has put the Temperance Cate
chism in the Sunday schools of -. >.
Peters and Pauls church for use after
this date.
At the morning service at the Methodist
Episcopal Church the sacrament of Holy
Communion was administered by the pas
tor, Rev. j. 5. Wadsworth, on Sunday
Alta meeting of the Young Peoples So
ciety Of Christian Endeavor at the Bap-
tist Church Sunday evening the following
officers were chosen: President, r.. Z.
Capwell; vice president, Louis Macker;
corresponding secretary, Mrs George Ca
prom: secretary and treasurer, Miss Iva
Andrews; prayer meeting committee,
II. III. Bowen aud Il. Kendall; lookout
committee, Miss j. Stlllman, Miss Anna
Sunderland and Miss Hattie Straight; so
cial committee, Charles Bowen and Miss
Annie Holmes; music committee, Mrs.
Henry Bates, Vivian Olney and Alice ALI
wood; Sunday school committee, Minnie
Atwood and Mary Colvin; flower commit
tee Efie Hopkins and Grace Ramsford.
Mrs. Gilbert WOolsey was called sud
denly To Newport, II. l., yesterday by the
death of her aunt Miss Margaret Carr.
Miss Carr is a member of one of the best
known old Newport families, living in
home full of antiques, very valuable aud
lovely.
l. nj tar
Young son of Auburn.
Mrs j. III. Field OF Providence, with her
two daughters, is at the home OF Mrs. w.
A. Lewis.
Mrs. Josiah Westcott, whose farm is in
Scituate, with its stock, tools, etc., was
sold at auction last week, Will remove
with her family this week To take up her
residence in Johnston, X. L., and will rent
her house from Horace Clarke, formerly Il
well known resident here.
Mr.. Neil of Providence spent Sunday
and part of yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. III. Henderson.
Nathan o. Bennett Of Fiskville, has
gone TO Westerly, Il. l., where he has
charge OF gang of men at work in the
new Clarke Thread Mill on the Stoning-
ton side Of the river.
Peleg Kenyon, who owns some fine
draught and driving horses, has "a new one
brought here on Monday. 1t is n fine,
dappled gray, weighing 200 pounds.
Belle Boyd, the rebel spy, will come
here at an early date to lecture for the
benefit of McGregor Post, G.. A. II.
Will King, one of the officials at the
State institutions at Cranston, has been
the guest of Mrs. Gilbert Woolsey the
present week. Mr. King is enjoying ten
days vacation.
Mrs. Frank Niksdorif of Newport, with
her little daughter, visited Mrs. j. III.
Donohue over the Sabbath, leaving on
Monday.
John Lghtfoot of Fiskeville moved
with his family to Fail River on Tues
day.