The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-28
BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
.PAWTuckET.

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PAWTuCkET.
The reception Of the graduate class Of
tho High School was held last evening In
Music Hall Assembly Rooms. The
the class flower and color being very
The evening was devoted to songs by
the class, recitations, and later dancing.
During the evening Luncheon was served:
The guests were received by Principal
and Mrs. Curtis and wife, and Howard
dent and vice president.
Horbert A. Rice sailed on Saturday for
England, whers he will make bicycle
tour. He will be absent two months.
A Presentation.
The pupils Of the Broadway grammar
school went down the bay yesterday and
were entertained by A. l.: Warner:
During the day they presented Principal
Wightman gold-headed cane.
A Mark Of Respect.
The public library will close tomorrow
from Ito o'clock from respect to George
will occur at that time.
Pythlou SteterBs
May Temple. No. 2, Pythian Sisters.
last evening elected the following officeas
for the ensuing term: Most excsllent
chief. Mrs. G. ID. Nichols; S. OF T., Mamie
Occleston; j. of T., Mrs. Oren Smith, Jr. ;
M. of t., Cora Sherman; M. OF G. Mrs.
Frank Fenner; NJ of f., Lille Occ lesion;
p. Of T.. Mrs. William Mason; 0. e., Mrs.
Alexander.
FALLS
The annual election of officers OF the
Sacred Heart Temperance Society was
held last evening and resulted as follows:
President, George Carrigan: vice presi-
dent. Dominick Mccormick; treasurer,
John O'Connor; recording secretary,
John Sullivan; financial secretary, Joseph
Flynn; marshal, John Mc,irath; sergeant
alarms, Thomas Ryan; messenger, Ed
ward Kelley.
Trustees, Henry Donohue, Thomas
Vance, Thomas Ryan, Michael Brohan,
John O'Connor, Dominick McCormisk.
Investigating committee, John ROCK,
Philip Clark, John O'Connor.
Stewards, Joseph Kelley, John O'Con-
nor.
Auditing committee, Joseph McClos-
key, Henry Donohue. Henry Ajlendorf.
Janitor, Michael Brohan.
The Lincoln town council met yester-
day afternoon, and elected the following
officers: Judge OF probate, Samuel Fes-
senden town solicitor, Benjamin NJ. Bos-
worth of Providence; school committee,
Elmer Il. Lent. Stephen Adams, j. n.
Authier and Joseph Milligan.
Petition to curb Summer avenue was
continued to the next meeting.
The graduating exercises OF the High
School will occur Friday afternoon.
LoNsDALE.
G. Harry Ellis while at work in the
Lonsdale Com pany's carpenter shop yes
terday afternoon, stuck chisel into his
hand, causing a severe wound.
A bouncing girl baby invaded the home
Of George Douglass last evening.
ALBION.
Mrs William Gahan is spending her
summer vacation at Pleasant Bluff.
Miss Maggie Fathey returned to Paw
tucket TO school yesterday from brief
visit to her parents in this village.
Miss Annie Moran OF this village has
gone to New York, where she will spend
her summer vacation.
Mr.. Havens. who Is at present employed
~ Phenix, spent sunday at home.
BERKELEY.
John H. Mclaughlin is seriously &.
Robert Develin, short stop for the
Berkeleys. is on u weeks vacation.
Miss Parr returned home from England
yesterday.
Mr.. T. Mills has valuable horse sick.
The Berkeley Baseball Club would like
to arrange game with some team for the
Fourth Of July. They will meet the Fox
boro team at Foxboro on Saturday next.
ASHTON.
Mr.. James Rickson wife and family
returned home yesterday from six
months visit TO England.
William Mosher carried party to
Crescent Park Sunday in the party wagon.
A meeting of the teachers of st. Johns
Sunday School was held in the old chapel
yesterday afternoon to make arrange
ments for the annual excursion OF the
school.
George w. Adams of this village has
been engaged In the Berkeley mills As
assistant engineer.
MANvlLlE.
Daniel Key and Daniel kimball of this
village returned home yesterday from a
visit to Taunton, Mass.
The funeral OF Baziie Proulx, who died
Saturday night, took place this morning
at st. James Church. Mr.. Proulx
has been resident of this village
for sixteen years, aud was respected
b. all who knew him. For a number OF
>Aceo>~@
brooms. He supplied nearly all the mills
In the Blackstone Valley. He leaves a
wife and ten children. luterment took
place in the St. James cemetery.
The Manville Company's mill is work
Ing AN hour over time every day this week
to make up for next Saturday. They
will stop Friday night till the following
Tuesday. They are going to put in new
water wheel ttN
WOONSOCkET.
The quarterly conferences or the Woon-
socket Local Union of Christian Endeavor
was held in the new Baptist Church yes
terday afternoon and evening.
AT the afternoon session President
Oscar j. Morse presided aud devotional
exercises were conducted by Wendell A.
Mowry and Rev. j. A. Clancy.
The young peoples hour was then oc-
cupied with papers on the following sub
jects: The model leader OF u Christian
Endeavor prayer meeting" by Lottie A.
Colwell "What can We do for the new
church goers," by Rev William johnson !;
How can we work OH practical lines for
the unchurched masses" by Minnie