The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-06
BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
PAwTuckET.


mOntuiy meotiux oI tho We
The regular monthly meeting Of the
boat-house last evening. Three appli-
cants for membership were voted In, and
one resignation received The semi-an-
nual report of the treasurer was received
in the double scull and junior single
scull events at the national regatta at
Saratoga, July 26, President A. X. Sweet
was elected delegate to represent the
club at the annual convention OF the
National Association of Amateur Oars
alternate. The president was instructed
TO appoint committee of three to draft a
constitution and bylaws to be presented
when the club shall organize under its new
charter.
The matter of holding ladies day"
at the club house was indefinitely post
poned.
Points Of Interest.
b The regular meeting of the Board of
Aldermen will be held this evening
Ironside Council o. U. A. NJ, conferred
the first degree on fifteen candidates last
evening.
Military.
The regular drill meeting Of Tower
Light Infantry will be hold this evening.
and will be the last before the company
goes into camp
Company A, First Battalion Cavalry,
camp on Tuesday morning next. The lat
ter company will send q detail on Mon
day. consisting or Sergt Hopkins AMI
Privates Spooner, Champlin, Smith and
Duckworth. Company A will send de-
tail Of one sergeant and five privates.
Personal.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Darling and their
three daughters and son, together with
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harrison ard
daughter, Mr.. aud Mrs. William III. Pot
ter and daughter, Mrs. David J. White,
Mrs. Sylvanus ID. Horton and Mrs Nat.
Allen, leave to-day for several weeks So
journ in the White Mountains.
Eason l.. Slocum, Jr., head clerk at A.
Cohen's shoe store, Is seriously ILL
The District Court.
In the District Court this morning two
men were fined Sc and costs for drunken
ness, and third was discharged without
costs.
The board of directors Of the Pawtucket
Gas Company will meet on Monday even
ing.
Ironside Council will install officers on
Its next nesting night.
A PLEASANT party was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Rich
ards, OH WalcotG street, Saturday even
ing, In honor of the twelfth birthday Of
their daughter, Lille M. Richards.
CENTRAL FALLS.
John Balkcom, for number Of years a
business man OF this place, and lately Of
Riverside, died at that place Saturday.
The members of the High School
graduating class enjoyed a supper at
Haven's White room in Pawtucket last
evening. A season of speech-making fol-
lowed and pleasant time passed until
late in the evening.
The school committee met last evening
and organized by electing Samuel ID.
Learned chairman and Leonard Watson
clerk.
Branch William O'Brien, /. N. F., in
stalled officers last evening.
Samuel Fessenden, the new Judge OF
Probate of Lincoln, has taken the oath of
Office and will preside at the session OF
the court next Monday.
In the District Court this morning six
persons were fined 81 and costs each for
drunkenness. Henry Coldstaf, a pedlar,
was fined $40 and costs for peddling with
out license.
The trial Of Isaiah and Jephrom Kelly.
for an assault with a dangerous weapon
berland, about three weeks ago, was set
down for o'clock this afternoon.
MANvlLlE.
Barney Gillbride has resigned his posi-
tion in the plush works; Last night a
presented him with handsome smoking
set as q token of their esteem.
David Slattery and Thomas Grimes re-
turned home to Waltham, Mass, yester-
day, from visit TO friends in this village.
Casey Christian of this village is visit
ing friends in Whitensville, Mass.
George Sharpe raised n handsome flag
at his residence on Spring street Fourth
of July morning.
Frederick Booth returned home from a
visit TO friends in Fall River, Mass, yes
<erday.
ALBION.
The funeral of Mr.. Jencks, father of
Deputy Sheriff Jencks. took place at his
home this afternoon and was largely at
tended by friends and relatives. The foi.
lowing gentlemen acted as bearers: T..
A. Easton, w. Gahau, H. Jinks, NJ. Bal
lou. Interment in the Ballou cemetery,
East Woonsocket
Miss Allen and family Of this village
left for Canada last night, where they
Daniel Mowry of this village bought
very promising colt last week.
George Spearhowk throwed out hand
some flag TO the breeze at his residence
which is known as the Rest Monday
morning.
BERKELEY.
Daniel Fadgen of this village. issues the
following challange: 81, Daniel Fadgen,
challenge any man in the state to run 100
VI i.o yaius lor any dihouut VI uloucy.
The Berkley baseball club held their
regular meeting last night. -
ASHTON.
Mrs. Jencks, wife of Frank Jencks,
died yesterday.
John Mills Of this village returned
home from brief visit to Newport.
William Mosher will carry party from
this village 20 Crescent Park Thursday in
his party wagon.
The following letters are advertised in
the post office: Joseph Harper, Arthur
Pitts, Williams j. Wells, A. Lelone. John
Macarte.
Tue NEWS is for sale by Mr. Tomlnson,
who will deliver it in any part of the