The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-12
THE PAWTUXET VALLEY.
PREpARIxG ron THE OPENING or
THE MILLS NExT MoNDAr.
Operatives Amuse Themselves During
Their Enforced IdIeness-P Personal and
General Gossip From Valley Villages.

All of the mill he p at Natick are anx-
iously waiting for Monday. as they have
an lea that at that time something will
be learned In regard to the plan of the
running o tie m Is for the next few
weeks or mout 5,
The pas sacbems Of Narragal Sc t
Tribe of Red Men visited Providence last
Tus siay and attended the meeting of the
reat c,uncil. G. II. Smith 4 this village
WIS elected Great Senior Sycamore.
Clyde.
A regular NEE ing of Active Hoe Com
pany No 3. was held in the hose house
last evening Considerable routine busi-
mss was transacted, after which the
signatures OF the members were affixed
to the new bylaws.
tEs ,.N
Mr. Joseph Lewton, our popular cloth
ing dealer, is at X n lout, n. Y, attend
ing The { neral OF his nephew, Joseph
Lawton. End.
The memhers of the NJ. f. Sunday
school ale e3j,yin9 p cnic totay at
Cold spring. After the dinner has heen
served singing. recitations and games
will be in order.
River Point.
Henry McLear, while carrying pail of
mortar up ladder IN stepping from
the ladder to the roof. fellto the ground,
u distance OF twenty-five feet. Several
bruises aud scratched leg were the ex-
tent Of his II juries
AT The resIar meeting of the Alert
Hose company, NO. 2, on Thursday even
ing, tie COMMITTEES on resolutions
on demise of Pioneer Almond Cahoone re-
ported progress, full report promised a.
M nl ID gat mil taa ON .i. M.
bake reported progress, and committee
on excursion also reported progress.
Tickets are selling well am all who In
tend Co 90 TO Rocky Point with the Aler Is
on Tuesday next are re quested to proc ure
their TICKETS at oace, 80 that prepara-
tions may be, CON spleted for the
great event Party wagons will leave
CromptoD, Anthony and Phenix at 7;30
am, aud The procession will start AS near
s as possible from the locality of the hose
house. All the old officers were rerlec, ed
excepting Edward NJ. :Bailcy aud Walter
Budlong, who were appointed as pioneer
and galetender respectively Fred T..
Hathaway was unanimously elected as
an active member There was n gopd at
tendance aud much interest manifested
In the business OF the meeting.
Gs Pontiac to
All those Interested In bicycles are cor
astff " ~ H'o.the ~ ~ httttihk
TO be held In Lyceum hail next Monday
evening at $50 . o'clock. IL 4,
the Intention OF the projectors OF
this meeting To discuss the advisa-
bility of forming cycle club In this viii
lage, aud also TO discuss matters pertain
ing to the futurs welfare aud other mat
ters relating TO the rights of the wheel
and the wheelmen. IL is hoped that there
will be large nun. .her present, whether
they are the possessors OF n bicycle or
not. r .t,
Several Of the young men Of this viii
lage who are employed ia the mill held
ambake ana festival yesterday in a
grove near the village. Music, games.
etc, were In order. After din
ner general good time was
experienced. At the time the young
lads. were enjoying themselves. some
sixteen or eighteen OF the young lasses
employed In tue fnishiug department OF
the bleachery were holding n festival In
grove sOnle half n mile away, where
they enjoyed themselves during the after
noon by partaking OF n royal collation.,
consisting OF chowder. cake, fruit. etc.