The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
AT EAST PROVIDENCE.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF CHRIS
TIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY.
installation OF Omc,rs OF Loyal Alpha
Lodge. l. q. q. r.. nj. U.-Other Notes
Gathered About Town.

The Y. p. S. c. K. connected with the
United Congregational church, have
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term;
Pr sident. Miss Susie II. Scott; vice.
president, Albert b. Johnson; secretary,
Miss l.. May Bishop; r.. S. and treasurer.
John A. straight; lookout committee,
Miss Hattie NJ. GoR, Miss II. Edith Fow-
sr G1se' Mss T. sFsSa Eath Iraysr snort ees"s
Eva NJ. Daggett, Deacon j. Davis; social
committee, Miss Edna Carpenter, Miss
l.. May Bishop. Arthur IA. Fits and
Henry l.. Smith; music commltte. Miss
Florence Ormsbee. Miss Ora L. Newton
aud George Nh n: Bliss; ii sunday isyo 'cSqo Moo
Albert Cole and William z. Bliss; re-
lief com mittee, Miss Helen +. Holbrook,
Miss Mary +. Carpenter and Howard A.
Ide; flower com mittee. Miss Lizzie Z.
Scott, Miss Ida 4. X. Carpenser and
Winifred +. Eldredge.
Election Of Onicers.
Loyal Alpha lodge. l. o. o. F. NJ. U.
met last evening and the following
officers were installed by T.. G. NJ. Green
wood: N. g., Frank Capron: V. G., Will
liam Mortell; treasurer. q. II. Bucklin;
u. S., William McCudy; Il. ID. g. NJ, M.
X. Barnatt; p. NJ, f. +. Humphrey.
shuantum Clubs Outing.
The Squantum club had their field day
today. There were about one hundred
and fifty members present and one Of
Caterer Gibney's celebrated club dinners,
with the proven blal Squantum chowder,
was enjoyed.
Strawberry Festival.
Joseph Fits rendered u strawberry
festival to number OF young people.
Delegations from the Kings Daughters
and the Kings Knights were present, as
was also Rev. l.. z. Ferris. pastor
of the Newman Congr egational
church, who made some very inter-
esting remarks after supper.
Local Notes.
The Union Railroad company is lay
ing switches on Warren avenue. There
are to be number of turnouts in close
proximity to each other Oh this avenue.
several of them being within three hun
dred yards of each other. The line will
probably be double tracked within year
or tM o aud then anumber of the switches
will be removed.
The man who had his leg broken on
the Taunton avenue s.wer Saturday is
slightly impr owed. He is as comfortable
as could be expected under the circum-
stances.
Buckln post. No. 20. G. A. r., me T
in Post hall last evening and transac ted
large amount Of rout ne business. The
attendance was much better than the hot
weather warranted any one to expect,
and the interest in the post shown by the
comrades is commendable.
Howard lodge K OF r., will meet
this evening.
v..ta.J.v ,oroc vrov;rr -auou looda
OF the scholars and friends OF IN, Sunday
school connected with tue Haven. M. +.
church eDjoved an excursion TO Dexter's
grove, near Warren.
Tomorrow evening the officers elect OF
Netop council, No. z. Q. U. A M, will be
installed by Deputy State CouncillorFred
w. Folsom of Providence.
Tbs copies of the recently enacted or
dinxnce. regarding the disposal Of swill
have been printed end are now being dis
tributed at the town clerks Office.
Personal Mention.
Town Treasurer William w. Monroe
and daughter left last evening for Wash
ington, ID. G.
teachers In the High school. accompanied
by her sister Bessie, left yesterday morn
ing for Nova Scotia, where she VIII
remain month or more.
Samuel PecS OF Milford, son or Coun-
Gilman Peck, is visiting his father Ia this
place.
Misses Alice and Fannie Burr have
gone on visit To their grandparents In
Buchanan, ". Va.
Lewis Bishop and family, who have
ben visiting relatives on Lyon street,
have returned to their home in Everett,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcintyre of
Baltimore are spending few days In
town.
is visiting relatives here.