The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-05
PAWTUXET VALLEY VILLAGES.

Anthony.
Martin Alonzo Tyler was not as we'll
today as he has been and Dr. Smith in
formed Coroner Andrews .ast evening
that he had better take the sick mans
statement In regard to the explosion OF
the boiler at once.
Crompton.
The Ladies' Monday Night club enter.
tanned their gentlemen friends in Guild
hall last evening. The hall was hand
somely decorated with tapestry and
potted plants. Fifty persons responded
to the Invitations issued. A collation.
was served at 10 IN. The ladies hav-
Ing charge of the uffair were Mrs. Daniel
Batcheldon and Mrs. Henry ID. Heydon.
wife Of Representative Heydon Of War
wick.
The last meeting for the term of Lang
staff's dancing class was held in Temper
ance hall last ,vening. The members
show marked improvement since they
came under Mr.. Langstaff's instruction.
Natick.
The coming st. Joseph's bazaar soon to
be held under the auspices of the MEM
bers Of ST. Joseph's Catholic church,
season. Edward Picard .and Paul Pei
tier have been selected as candidates TO
run for gold watch.
Clothes line thieves are now making n
tour of the village Eight ne W lines and
large quantity Of clothing were stolen
from the yards OF residents In the new
village last night.
The French Dramatic club has received
an invitation to give an entertainment
for the benefit OF the Olneyville Naturali-
sation club. the third Monday in May.
Mrs. Benjamin Maynard was taken to
the Rhode Island hospital yesterday to
have difficult surgical operation per-
formed.
The Natick Baseball club, Edward
Miner manager, will play ga me with
tho Moosup club at Moosup tomorrow
afternoon.
John A. Carson Is on a two months
business trip through the Southern
states.
Edward Billings, superintendent OF the
Wells Memorial institution, Boston,
will assist Rev. Mr.. Shields in the SER
vice at All Saints church. on Sunday
morning.
The water In the Pawtuxet Is grad
ually falling. although in many sections
Of the Pawtuxet valley acres OF land ar
still submerged. At Natick many per-
sons have viewed the flood today, aud
the damage to the farmers along the
stream who have already planted will be
very great. The farm lauds ami
of water, and 1t will be several weeks be-
fore the land will be In condition TO be
worked.
WASN'T pgton.
The followinp-named officers have been
elected by the taxpayers of the school dis
trict for the ensuing year: Moderator,
John j. Kilton; clerk, A. +. Salisbury;
trustee, Charles NJ. Tyler; treasurer.
Charles T. Potter; collector. Martiu An
drew.
Phenix.
The funeral OF Mrs. William Green-
halgh was solemnized at Saint Andrews
Episcopal church at o'clock today. Rev.
Mr.. Orpen officiating. The members of
Mary Lodge, Dau Shters OF Rebekah, of
which the deceased was member, at.
tended In n body.
The annual meeting Of the w. C. T. u.
was held Yesterday in Spencer block.
Editor John III. Campbell of the Paw.
tuxet Valley Daily and Weekly Cleaner
removed yest rday TO his new residence
on Fairview avenue.
Walter Meadow croft, tho newly ap-
pointed trainer at the grounds Of the
Pawtuxet valley park, has now seven
trotting horses under his charge.
The. regular meeting of McGreQor
post. No. IL, q. A. X, will De held this
evening.
Washington.
Last "Wednesday IL vas stated In the
News and other papers that business was
not brisk enough at the Boynton mill to
keep the majority Of the he constantly
employed; that as soon as tbe present
lease expired the Industry would bs
closed or removed TO some other place.
This information prove, to be unfound-
Ell. according to the statement OF the own.
er. Not ouiy are ali the employc, kent
constantly at work. but Mr.. Boyntoa is
en- .eavoring 60 hire additional help, and
ha no idea of moving the business