The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-03
PAWTUxET VALLEY.
Amusements, Picnics, Balls, SociaIs,
Etc., in the Valley Tomorrow.
ARCTIC CENTRE.

The st. Louis de Gonzague Society will
have social, entertainment, clam chow
der party, music, songs, etc, in the hall
below the st. John the Byptist Church.
The Warwick Temperance Cadet Corps
will hold social and dance In their hall
on Maple street.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF st. James
Church have organized a picnic In ST.
Mary's grove. There will be games Of all
sorts; clam chowder party, music, dane
ing, etc. The dance Will be In the
forenoon and evening. In case OF rain
the festival will be continued in the large
halls OF the convent, under constr uction
close by.
There will be a picnic i'm st. Johns
Hall from 10 a. IN. TO II m. Amusements
OF all sorts, music, dancing; also refresh
ments, consisting OF clam chowder, sand
wiches, ice-cream, etc. The music will be
furnished by Professor Cornells Orches-
ira.
Mr.. Tom Welcome OF this place will
have merry-go-round on Morceaus
ground, corner Central and Maple streets,
for the amusement OF the juvenile class.
cRoMPToN.
Picnic on Crompton's ground by the
Crompton Baseball Association, games OF
all sorts, dancing, music by Woods
Orchestra.
The Crompton nine will play against
the Hope nine in the afternoon. In the
evening fire works and refreshments.
LIPPrTT.
Picnic at Lippitt's Grove, organized by
some young women belonging TO the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the st. Peter and
Paul Church. The music furnished by
Windwood's Orchestra of Hope. There
will be amusements of all sorts, games,
shooting on target, prize attached. Races
for ma and pta also "A
dinner at 3 O'Clock p. m, and dancing
from 2 to o'clock p m. This picnic is
formed by regular committee, composed
Of Misses NJ. A. Quinn of Riverpoint,
president; Minnie Duffy, secretary, River
point; Mary McKenna, treasurer, River
Mary Il. Carroll, Harris; Mary Fitzpat-
rick, Fiskville; Alice keenan,, Hope,
and Maggie Quinn of Clyde.
There will be "horribles" and trades
procession tomorrow, to start at a. m.
from Lippitt's Square, proceeding
through all the villages OF the Valley and
returning back to Lippitt's Square by
noontime.
Grand picnic on the Natick grounds by
the congregation OF the parish OF Natick
dancing, games, clambake, etc. Also a
baseball game between the young priests
und HluGtubs Vi iHlS ulOttoC u
picked nine from Natick.
RIvERPoINT.
Races at the Pawtuxet Valley Park to-
morrow. Track races, chariot races in
costumes, running races, foot and sack
races; free dancing, music furnished by
the Wheelock's Orchestra; clambake
served in Exhibition Hall; also band con-
cert by the Phenix Band
Young ladies of Arctic were busily en-
gagged in preparing the stands, decora-
tions, etc, yesterday afternoon here for
the lawn party to be held yesterday even
ing on Mr.. Brackets grounds. Their
efforts and labors were amply recompensed
last evening by the large gathering OF
people at the party. The grounds were
beautifully decorated and brilliantly
illuminated by arc-lights and Chinese
lanterns. The Phenix band gave a most
enchanting concert. The games such as
were much enjoyed by the numerous as
sistants.
ANTHONY.
Grand picnic at Chappell's Homestead.
All sorts of games, tight rope walking by
Professor McShane q Son; good music
and clambake free.
ARCTIC CENTER.
The Warwick firemen wanted to hold a
meeting last evening and took novel
way of announcing it. They took the
engine through the village, ringing the
bell with all their might. A few minutes
after all the firemen were assembled, and
the meeting was held in their assembly
rooms.
The boys intend to build large bon
fire on the square this evening.
QUIDNICK.
This evening at Chappell's Grove, Pro-
fessor McShane and sons will give a
performance on slack wire walking, bicycle
racing, free sparring, etc. Six well
known artists will help Professor McShane
in his performance.
PHENIX.
The Independent Wheelmen OF Phenix
have invited the wheelmen of the Valley,
to join them this evening, for parade
the Valley They will start from
Phenix up by Clyde, Riverpoint, Arctic
Center, Centreville to Crompton and back,
each bicycle decorated with Chinese
lantern.
There will be grand dance in the
Music Hall this evening. Music furnished
by the Hope orchestra.
NATICK.
Vincente Tamish, the mill hand, who
was injured in the mill Monday afternoon,