The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-01

Providence, where they attended the lee
ture given by DR.. Talmage OF New York.
The work OF ~excayating for the founda-
tion OF the new weaving shed, which IL 70
be put on 70 the north end of the b.. h. q
X, Knight mill, is progressing rapidly.
Every Republican should attend the
rally which will be held in the Natick
hall this evening under the auspices OF the
French Republican club.
Prof. Ashley, accompanied by a select
company, held al exhibition in Natick
hall lsst night, bout 100 persons being III
PHENIx.
A large number Of prominent c%itizents
from this village attended the rally at
Anthony last night.
Tonight the Republicans, IL is under
stood, will hold a monster rally in Music
Hall.
The NEWS will contain the latest news
every evening and will DO for sale by
George H.. Quinlan, w. a. Lewis and
Frank Duffy.
The members of McGregor Post, No II.
q. A. r.. will hold n business meeting in
G. A. X. Hall this evening.
The obsequies Of the late Susie Conley,
daughter OF John &. Conley, was solemn
lied this morning from the Sc. Peter and
-. Paul church at . a. M, the Rev;
Father Carrigan officiating. The pail
bearers We're Hugh Carroll, Arthur Clark,
Frank Duffy and George Gillen, the re-
mains being conveyed TO the Pnenix
Catholic cemetery for internent. The
floral offerings being MANY n elegant,
while the scholars OF the Phenix school at
tended in a body. Miss Conley was IA
years of age, and leaves many friends who
will mourn her death.
WEST GREENWICH.
Wednesday will witness one of the clos
est elections ever witnessed in the town,
although the canvass which has just been
taken indicates a Republican majority.
About BOO persons assembled at the resi-
dence of Joseph Andrews yesterday after
noon TO witness the auction or his house-
hold furniture, farming tools. horses, car
riages, etc. Many articles were sold,
while the goods brought exceedingly good
prices.
EASTERN WARWICK.
Benjamin Kelton, a former resident Of
Norwood, died March 20. at the Soldiers
Home, Togus, Me. He served during the
Mexican war, aud proved himself "a true
and faithful soldier.
The Norwood Baptist Church held a
praise meeting in the schoolhouse last
evening, conducted by the Rev. >. o..
Smith.
The road surveyor of District No. 5 has
been repairing the bridge on Norwood
avenue.
The. Lakewood Volunteer Fire Com
pany, No. /, gave a social and supper last
evening in Union Hall. There was as
usual a large number present who danced
TO the music os Ampion's Orchestra. The
committee of arrangements was as fol-
lows: w. X. Randall, j. Saunders, f.. w.
Lockwockwood aud III. Tailor.
Oney Streeter of Norwood is erecting a
fine two-story house.
Mrs. Charles Creny is quite Ill.
APPONAUG.
All lovers of the sport OF fishing should
improve their opportunity at this time, as
fiat fish are biting and large mum bers are
Deing cauKh
Albert Williams. who has been i'll for
some time. has had a relapse, and no
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
A series OF revival meetings are being
held in the Central Baptist Church.
Charles Wescott, who has been a resi-
dent of this village for some time, will
move to the Henry Greene farm next
week.
A number of people of our village were
startled at seeing "a large blaze issuing
from what they supposed TO be "A building
of some kind, but on investigation 1t
was found to he Mr.. Wilcox burning over
his land as is his usual custom at this
time of the year.
Farmers OF this community are making
preparations to this springs
wor9 as soon as the ground is in a ut con
dition.
The sewing guild of st. Barnabas
Chrrch, met with Mrs. Charles A. lde,
yesterday.
Mrs. L.. X. Potaer has pearlu completed
the addition which he is building on the
property recently purchased by him.
1T would be we'll for people To keep their
doors locked as large numbers of tramps
are daily passing through our village.