The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-23

The regular weekly class meeting was
held In the vestry OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church last evening At 7:45
Narragsnsett Lodge, No. 8, K. of p. held
its regular weekly meeting In q. A. X. Hall
Mr.. u. Z. King, while walking on the
sidewalk near the store of Achille Begin,
last evening, was 80 unfortunate as to
strike his head against a pole erected by
the Electric Railroad Company v cut ting his
head quite badly and otherwise injuring
him. lie was unable to sec the pole in the
The w. Ii. Sewing Circle connected with
Narragansett Assembly, No. o, Pythian
Sisterhood, held q very pleasant meeting
at the home sf Mrs. b. Fish at Hope this
afternoon. 1t has been the custom ever
since the society was organized to hold an
evening session, during which a Social
season and entertainment were enjoyed.
The evening session will be discontinued
Tor the present.
Francis g. Greene Camp No. I, s. of ",
VIII hold its regular weekly meeting In
u: A. X. Hall this evening.
Inc Guild OF st. Andrews Church held
a well attended and pleasant meeting at
the residence OF Harvey l.. Spencer on
Fairview avenue last evening
mrs. Z. Whiting, daughter of Rhodes
andrews OF the Phenix Hotel, spent the
day with her parents yesterday.
There will be . free organ recital given
al St. Andrews Church this evening.
BarriIIvilIe.
The Board of Canvassers will be In ses-
sion Friday, June /, as follows: Dis
trict No. ! will meet in Hayden's
bis.Gicss bbai,Ialns No. from to IL 4 ronn m;
clerks Office, Harrisville. from IL m. to
o'clock p. m, District No. in the voting
booth, Nasonville, from to O'Clock %.
M, Tor the purpose OF completing he lists
OF all persons qualified to vote at the dis
tricr meetings June 4.
Mr.. Willie Curran, OF New York, Is WIS.,
iting friends and relatives in Pascoag.
Rev. Ii. II. Conboy entertained Judge
Douglas OF Providence yesterday. Dur
ing the day they went fishing and returned
with big string.
Three bicyclists, whose names are
Savin s Buxton, Walter Reach, and Fred |
pachct Sunday, competing against the.
record of hour, 20 minutes.
The start was made from Chepachet and |
and they arrived in Providence In lust |
one hour and fifteen minutes.
Bristol.
The friends and relatives OF Mr.. and |
Mrs. William Munro from various parts |
of the State attended the forty ninth an
niversary gathering of their wedding at
Coles River.
There has been quite number OF sum-
ner arrivals already and IL looks as il
5ristol was assured OF very early season.
w hat came near being q serious acci-
lent occurred upon the new road late yes
erday afternoon. A party of young men
we're entering town upon their wheels
nd when opposite of the North Burial
irounds one of the party named Henry
Warren took a header, which caused him
o lay dazed for several minutes. He re-
eiyed several severe bruises upon the
'ody and Two scalp wounds. lie was con-
eyed TO warren I'm team and took the
ars home to Fall River.
A fine striped bass weighing 1879
ounds was taken from the water at
.elly.s bridge by Mr.. Tompkins on Tues
ay afternoon.
Lonsdale.
An entertainment and sale under the |
uspices of the Kings Daughters con-
ected with Christ Church was held in
ne of the largest audiences of
ne season was present. The entertain
tent comprised number of dances by
'embers OF the Kirmess recently held in
rovidence, Japanese songs, instrumental
lusic, etc. The proceeds will go toward
1llding new parish house.
The Republican electors OF District
o. 4, will hold q caucus in Odd
ellows' Hall, John street, Valley Falls,
lis evening. A full attendance is re-
tested, as some interesting developments
o expected to occur.
Warren.
DIR. Martin c. Bosworth and his wife |
ere called upon to mourn the death OF
cir only child, Benjamin w. Bosworth.
st evening. He had been i'll for several .
eeks with scarlet fever and had nearly .
covered when he was taken with .
relapse. He was eleven years old and a
iio OF very anectionate disposition
d great promise. His parents have the {
artfelt sympathy of host OF friends. I
MISS Mary Il. Walsh, aged "a years, died q
ter lingering illness yesterday. I
The Flynn Brothers of Fall River gave n
ry good variety show in Armory Hall
o evenings this week. Both evenings
ere were boxing by local pugilists, and
I evening wrestling bout between one
the Flynn Brothers and Thomas Bibby