The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30
NEWS OF THE DAY
PAWTUxET VALLEY.
EEws BUREAU, PAwTuxET VALLEY,
Begins Block.
HOPE.

Miss Clara Fish is suffering very
much from an injury she inflicted to her
hand some time ago in the mill.
Miss Hattie Randall of Willimantic, Miss
Susie Tyler of Providence and Mrs. Samuel
Austin of Rockland were all the guests OF
Mrs. NJ. S. Potter yesterday
A. Hawkins and family have returned
home again.
" hen last heard of Mrs. Everett Parker,
with the excursionists TO Alaska, was I'm
Tacoma, from which place the party Will
sail on August II for Sitka, Alaska
The Hope Band is making arrangements
for lawn party to be held on saturday
week.
PHENIx.
The Methodist Episcopal Sabbath School
will have their annual excursion 10 tne
shore tomorrow The excursionists VIII
first go to Fields Point, where dinner VIII
be served, and after that to Roger Williams
Park for the remainder OF the day.
Miss Ger rude Clark, who has been
visiting her aunt, Miss Alice Clark, has
returned TO her home, 306 George street,
Providence.
DIR. McDermott of the Baltimore Medi-
cal College has been here on visit to his
ciassmate, Mr.. Philip r. Clark.
Miss Maud Kelsey of Meriden, Conn.,,
is the guest of Mr.. Joseph Lawton.
ARCTIC CENTER.
This morning at o'clock, in st.
Johns Church, by Rev. Father Payne,
were married Mr.. Jerry Cotton and Miss
| Ellen NORM, both OF Centreville. After
| driven TO the BRIDES fathsSts residence,
| here they partook of wedding break
| fast.
took place at 9:30 o'clock this forenoon
in st. Mary's Church, Rev. Father Nc
Grath, officiating.
| light excursion for Thursday night to
Rocky Point, to see the Fall of Pompeii.
| Three van wagons will start from the
! square at o'clock.
! Yesterday morning at O'Clock in st.
Johns Church, Charles Rainville was
married to Miss Delphine Charpentier,
| Rev. Father Pagan officiating. both are
from Centreville.
RIvERPoINT.
Maid Marion Circle, 9. o. F., are pre-
pairing for a moonlight excursion 10
| Rocky Point for Thursday night.
The members of Camp No. 1, Francis
| C. Green Sons of Veterans, are making
preparations for a basket social to bs
held in the near future.
Members of band No. 2, n. Il. IL. e.,
who have just completed two weeks
work for the Master at Wakefield, X. L.,
are now enjoying a two weeks vacation
at their various homes. Cadet Matte
Congdon of band No. arrived home
yesterday afternoon to spend her two
weeks rest with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. X. Congdon.
ANTHONY.
The Ladies' Prayer Circle will meet with
Mrs. j. M. Wood at 2:30 O'Clock Thurs
day. Theme: Scripture Word Founda
tion.
WASHINGTON.
The w. c. L. U. will meet on Thursday
at their usual hour at the home OF th'
secretary, Mrs. Smith.
Mason Owen has accepted the position
as flagman at the New York * New En-
gland railroad station.
A large number of American Mechanics
of this place will go TO the shore tomor
row.
Miss Ella Hilton is seriously i'll at tn
home of Miss Emily Williams on Mair
street.
Thomas Hackett is building larg
business block on Pontiac street.
PONTIAC.
Elaborate preparations are being mad
for the social hop, which is going TO b
held i'm the grove, Saturday evening
under the auspices OF the Pontiac Base
ball Association.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles ii. Porter spent
Sunday with friends in Centredale.
APPoNAUG.
The Central Baptist Church Sunda
School class will make its annual excur
sion to Rocky Point tomorrow.