The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
SECOND
EDITION
2:45 O'CLOCK.
PAWTUxET VALLEY.
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Tomorrow evening at the Four Corners
will be held lawn party, given by the
Hope Cornet Band. There will be good
music, dancing, ETC., and all sorts OF re
freshments viii be served on the grounds
Phenix Cornet Band will attend and Will
give an open air concert.
Mr.. II. q. Rowland and his family, OF
Scituate, are in Holland.
Mrs. >. Salisbury, who has been on the
sick list for sometime, is reported as no
better. Mr.. Knight Potter, who has also
been sick for long time, Is not improv-
ing.
Joseph Dunn of Hebronville, who has
been the guest OF friends In Riverpoint
for some time, was visiting friends here
yesterday.
The W, G. r. U. held their regular
meeting yesterday afternoon at z p. m.
Phenix Cornet Band open air concert
on the stand was well attended last even
ing 49, a
The members Of Pythian Statehood and
the Phenix Sewing Circle boarded Camp
BELLS party wagon at 10 O'clock this morn
ing en- route for old Buttonwoods where
they will spend the day.
number of people from this vicinity
have gone to Newport today TO witness
the naval sham battle of the squadron.
Joseph Harris has opened a furniture
store in A. W. Deane's old stand on River
street.
Mrs. Lillian Fuller OF North Scituate is
the guest of Miss Ida Colvin.
Miss Emma Emerson of Elmwood Is
visiting Miss Ella Ward OF Pleasant street.
Miss Julia Colvin and Miss Amelia
Sterrat are spending few days at Cottage
City.
Mr.. T. +. Keith OF the reportorial staff
nf nai TIN is
friends in this place.
The raising of the wall next to Clyde
bridge is almost completed.
RIvERPoINT.
A special meeting OF the Riverpoint
Hand Engine Company will be held in
Pioneer Hall on Monday next.
Last evening, Washington Lodge, No.
IL, /. o. o. f., held their regular meet
ing.
The Mary Lodge members have orga-
nized picnic to Kent Village 90 be held
on Wednesday next. Party wagons will
leave Odd Fellows Hall at 10 a. M, on
that day.
Mrs. Rose Callaghan, who has been on
the sick list for some time, has greatly
improved and can go out now.
The Royal Dramatic Club will hold its
regular session this evening at 1880
The regular weekly meeting OF Warwick
Council will occur this evening in Odd
Fellows Hall.
ARCTIC CENTER.
Quidnick band win soon move from
their present quarters TO the upper floor
OF The Times building, which is being
arranged for them.
Mr.. Joseph Paquin OF this place is
visiting friends In New Bedford, Mass.
WASHINGTON.
The Quidnick Cornet band gave an
open air concert in front of Mr. George
Cuttings store last evening. fRhe music
was very good and well chosen, and the
citizens of Washington enjoyed It greatly.
PONTIAC.
Tomorrow afternoon, on the Pontiac
baseball grounds, Will be played a game
between the Hillsgrove boys and
picked nine from this place.
APPoNAUa.
Sprinkling the street Is all right, but
wetting the passer-by is unlawful as n
man named Tafsrd has cause to find out.
A few days ago Tafard, who Is employed
on the signal tower Of the N. Y. N. III.
d III. X. r., was sprinkling the street,
when two bicyclists passed by, ana he
sprinkled them. The wheel riders served
warrants on him, and when brought in
front of Judge Tilley at East Greenwich,
Tafard was fined s2 and costs.
HILLsGRovE.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
will hold their annual excursion to the
shore tomorrow. Rocky Point Is the
place selected.