The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-24
IN TIE PAWTUXET VALLEY.
News Notes of Interest Gathered In the
Valley villages Today.

The Rev. Mr.. Wadsworth pastor of
the Methodist Episcopa, church. Phenix {,
preached Yesterday at his church The
first time since returning from his tour
through the west. At the evening ser
vice he spoke Of some Of his impressions
of tie Worlds fail. Mr. .WadsMorih
arrived home list FRIDAY.
The beautiful bouquets which wer
present d to the noted guests OF th
i.hode Island second regiment, at their
reunion last Friday. were from h green
houses OF ex- Governor Howard.
he old flag carried by Professor Sweet
in the procession OF tie Second Rhoie
Island regiment attracted much atten-
ton along the route. Il was the same
filg that was sent 10 the Second Rhode
island regiment ut the commencement of
the war from Caifornis by Rhode Is
landers who were living there AZ that
,lne.
Tne Pawtuxet Valley wheelmen and
the Gorham clerks Of Providence played
game of base ball on the p. V.
Trotting. Park, Saturday Afternoon
Tne game proved an interesting one
rom the start. This is the second gam,
ptayed between the teams, each havlng
", n u game. The score by innings:
+ 3 iS?,Sss y; ia ia
Hits -wheelman. 10; CLERKS. rs.
River Point.
There will be a aspecial meeting of River
Point fire district this evening.
When the procession came to "A halt las
Friday, near the Messrs. j. Flanagan &
Co.'s furnishing storr, the old veterans
nat were ~ line were through the libei-
of baI LIZ fir tpfl
with literal supply Of cigars.
Arctic Centre.
Mrs. Il. Holloway and her three daugh-
ters Of Providence have taken up their
residence with Mrs. Hollaway's parents.
Mrs. aud Mrs. Henry Shepard, VINO
tccupy the large building which was
forn eriy used b. Mr.. Shepard as hotel.
and was at that time one OF the most
popular hotels III the valley.
Pontiac.
The Sw dish Beneficial society made an
excursion TO Spring Green. shore resort
near Rocky Point, yesterday. The con-
veyances consisted Of 4 large party wa
gons, besides large number of single
cams and they were accompanied by the
Scandinavian band Of 20 pieces. Previous
10 their departure they made "A parad
through the main street headed by the
band.
Las, Saturday, evening the base bill
niue OF this village gave social hop ~
I.yceum hall, and. notwiths anding T.
was extremely warm, there was large
,rowd in attendance. An orchestra OF
six pieces furnished the music.
The Rev. A. b. Shields came home
Saturday afternoon fr m Annisquam
Mass, where he with his family are camp
ins icr the summer. and yesterday
I q preached at All Saints G. urch, and
a so administered the holy conn union.
and In the afternoon of tie sane day
ar ed on bis return 10 his camping
grounds.
ire Heroes of Na'ick and the Horse
Shoe Magnets of this place played y mo
ba. eball on the la ter's grounds. Dur
inR the nine innings the gam, was tied
NJ four different times. which caused
much excitement. Score, - TO "a In
favor Of the Mafnets.
Lippitt.
Edward Allard, n mill operator In Il.
p. and II. knights mill, got lis left
foot caught In n machiue on which he
wa NJ work last Friday afternoon, In a
mander that crushed two OF bis toes B.
bad that they had to be ampui atsas