The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-17
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John NJ. Nye, e,principal Of the grammar
school. will soon commence TO drill the
school children In singing, preparatory to
receiving the veterans at their reunion of
the 2lst inst, with songs appropriate for
the OCCASION.
Rev. Father Carrigan spent last Thurs
day in Mliville with friends.
Mrs. William Tabor of Dlnielsonville,
Coun., is visiting friends la this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geoge Hunt Of South
Kingston are visiting friends here.
Miss Nellie Fallen Is visiting in Son
iington, Conn.
Mr.. Thomas Bradley is spending his
vacation with friends in Lowell, Mass.
Mr. John &. Conley's horse which was
last Saturday evening and during it
wild career ra n against n Mr.. White
more. injuring MIN quite badly. The
team ran across tho new iron bridge
and when entering Fairview avenue run
against post at which time the horse
cleared itself from the buggy, the latter
being badly damaged. The horse was
brought to a stand still soon after clear
ing himself from the buggy and was
found To be unipjured.
The veterans at the reu nion Of the
Rhode Island regiment next Friday will
they viii march to the grounds of N. A.
Sisson, esq, where speeches will be in
order. Governor Brown, General Il. II.
Rhodes aud others will be In attendance.
River Point
Business mt the Pawtuxet Valley Tee
phone exchange has increased so as TO
necessitate the enlsrgiug OF the switch
board.
The new tennis club is practising each
evening on its new grounds.
Miss Alice Dawson OF Boston, Mass, is
the guest OF friends here.
The Bachelor Tennis club has elected
the following officers President, Francis
+. Potter; vics president, Ward Il.
Smith: treasurer. A. McNab; secretary.
j. II. Burdick.
Rev. w. L. Wood, who has been pastor
of the Baptist church for the last years,
preached his farewell sermon yesterday
before large congregation. Mr.. Wood
will take charge OF the Baptist church at
Woodlawn next week.
East Greenwich.
The principal Of the academy, the Rev.
Mr.. Blakeslec, ID. D.. accompanied by
his family, is spending his vacation in
Geneseo, N. Y.
Washington.
Thomas Tuttle, the boy who was in
iured by being caught by belt n few
weeks ago, has returned from the Rho'e
Island hospital.
Miss Nettie Colvin of Richmond is visit
ing friends in this place.
Mr.. Eugene Medbury. WHO'S EMPLOYED
in Scituate, returned Saturday afternoon.
Anthony.
The measles are quite prevalent In this
neighborhood. The family Of Lafayette
Hopkins has four cases, that Of the
youngest, bright little boy, having de-
veloped pneumonia Irving Williams,
living in the same house, has little
daughter very sick with measles.
Arctic Centre.
Mr. Moses Bouchard is visiting friends
In Connecticut.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Perkins OF South
Scituate are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Jennie Scott of ashington was
| the guest OF Mrs Ella Hart Friday.
Mr.. A. Perrault started for Canada on
| two weeks vac ,tion to-day.
Mr.. George Sterrat, our genial pharma-
| cist. has his newly painted wagon on the
| street, aud 1t Is commented upon very
| highly Ivy those who have gazed upon H..
Mr.. Maxim Bebo, who has been suffer
| ing from sprained ankle for the last
| few days, was In front of his residence
last Saturday afternoon when horse
| attached To wagon dashed toward
hIm, and he, forgetting his
| lame ankle, attempted to stop
| the runaway and was thrown To
| the ground and received several quite
severe injuries. DIR. Charpentier was
summoned who found n bad cut on one
| leg and number of scratches and bruises 8
on the mans body.
Pontiac.
Mrs. Abby A. Kimball returned home
to Providence yesterday after having
been the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. j.
| Albert Millerd.
Mr.. Albert Il. Foster OF Cambridge.
Mass, has recently been the guest OF Mr..
| George X. Tyler.
Capt. Fritz Anderson OF Brooklyn, N.
| Y, is visiting his cousin, Fritz Peterson,
Thomas Cook, a student OF Alexaudria
| College, Virginia. has recently been The
| guest OF friends in this village.
Mrs. Ada A. Wentworth, who has been
| the guest of &. Is. Wilson and family,
| has returned to her home In Providence.
| Mrs. Bella Aibro and daughter re-
| turned home Saturday from n visit
| among relatives at Fitchville, Conn.
Miss Emma A. Pfanner, our primary