The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-15
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PHfNlA.
DIR. r. p. Capwell of slatersville, r. l.,
was visiting this place yesterday.
DIR. A. II. Petit AND wife, accompanied
by Mr.. A. Il. Iafound and wife from
Woonsocket, have gone on a days outing
to Old Buttonwoods this morning.
Mr.. James Duffy went 10 Rocky Point
this morning to meet the Foresters.
Camp Francis c. Green, Sons OF Vet
erans, met in q. A. X. Hall last evening.
After the usual drills one new member
was initiated.
Misses Lucy and Mabel Lawton, accom-
panied by their little niece, MAZDA Still
man of Providence, have gone TO spend
the day at Oakland Beach.
The Epworth League had a splendid
days outing yesterday and their return
home last evening was gay one.
The street arc light power was shut off
at about 10 o'clock last evening, leaving
Phenix in the dark for the rest OF the
evening. The cause Of the shut-off was an
open circuit somewhere on the wires.
Mr.. John M. Nye returned yesterday
from the Willimantic camp grounds.
Greenwood cemetery has been visited
by robbers and some of the tombs have
been robbed of all the flowers.
HARRIS.
Miss Louisa Dupre of Arctic Center is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxine Gorton, of Lincoln avenue.
Miss Nellie Bouchard of Pawtucket is
visiting her father in Arctic Center.
ARKwRIGHr.
Early this morning a young boy named
Daniel Fielding. employed in the picker
room at Arkwright Mill, had his right
hnnd caught in the breakers, badly
mangling II. DIR. Page dressed the wound
and it is thought that amputation will
not be Necessary.
RIvERPoINT.
Today is Foresters' day and Court War
wick, A. o. y. OF A., have gone to attend
the excursion at Rocky Point. Party
wagons left Foresters' Hall this morning
at o'clock.
Alert Hose Company No. have gone
spot selected for the days outing is Rocky
Point.
CENTERvILE.
Mrs. Abbie Bliss, a lady who resides
with Mrs. Herbert Branche on Main
street, met with a painful accident last
evening. Mrs. Bliss had been attending
the service at the M. T.. Church. When
descending the steps into the street, she
slid and fell, breaking her right leg above
the knee. She was at once carried TO her
home and medical attendance was pro-
cured. When seen this morning, Mrs.
Bliss was in a comfortable condition and
she said her leg did not pain her very
much.
ARCTIC CENTRE.
The active and honorary members OF
Warwick Hose Company No. have gone
on their annual excursion TO Rocky
Point this morning. They took the
party wagons at o'clock on the square.
The same fire company is organizing
for lawn party to be held in the grove
next to their hose house tomorrow even
ing and Saturday evening.
WASHINGTON.
Mr.. James Ray OF the marble works is
having a sign put on the little waiting
room he had erected for the patrons of
the electric road. This sign reads:
Electric Waiting Room"
Thanks to MIR. Rays thoughtfulness
Washington on the "'lectrics" will no
longer have to wait for the next car in
the scorching sun.
Mrs. John Samson and daughter. Carrie,
of Providence, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin III. Beal.
Miss Susie Miller is entertaining friends
from Providence
visiting their grand parents in Stoning-
ton, Conn.
Mrs. Potter is spending days outing
with friends upon the hills.
After having fences put around jack
son Mill, Messrs. b. Il. Il X. Knight are
having the old mill itself repaired. Men
are at work this morning clap boarding
the front part of the mill, which will be
painted over.