The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

HoPE.-Mrs. Mary Potter has solo out her
millinery store TO Mr.. III. A. Rounds and wife.
sick list Tor several weeks was reported much
better yesterday.
Mr. William Carter and wife returned home
this morning from their camping tour at
PHENIx.-Yesterday morning the Saucier
family went on a ciambske party TO Brigham
Noung's farm. Father, mother sons, daugL-
ters, sons-in-law and daughters-in-law board
cd the Empire van wagon. They were a good
ly sized crowd and much merriment prevail
The potato field of Mr.. Philip Duffy has
been visited by night pIowlers. Upon going
to his farm yesterday, Mr.. Duffy found that
good portion of the crop had been taken
away.
The old Lamphere Machine Shop will proba-
bly, blow its whistle again before many days
have passed. 1t Is rumored here that new
syndicate has been formed and that work
will start sometime about the beginning of
August.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Il. s. of SIS. Peter
and Paul Church had a very good time at the
shore Saturday. They returned home
about $50 y. IN. very well peased with their
Miss Mabel Lawton is seriously suffering
from nervous prostration. She is under doc
tors care.
Mrs ID. Stillman and daughter, MAZDA, of
Providence are the guests of Miss Lucy Law
ton at Briggs Hotel.
The st. Jean Bsptiste Society held their
second regular meeting yesterday evening at
O o'locck. It was decided TO have meetings on
the second and fourth Sundays of each month
hereafter. A committee of five, composed of
the president, M. +. III. Dufresne. Messrs. A.
Grenier, ;. Arcand, l.. Samson Dr. Petit and
l.. Belanger, was appointed for tho purpo9e
were enlisted and the 30 members which were
said 10 have withdrawn at last Mondays
meeting were all at the meeting of last night
with tho exception of one. The society now
numbers ~ members, "a Of whom are char
ter members.
RIvERpoINr. -Messrs W. =. Smith and ].
n rfan ftf fha vat oil
took a trip to Narragansett Pier on their
wheels yesterday and Messrs Walter Bowen
ana z. n, Potter, Jr. of the same club rode to
CLYDE. The town councillors met at Mr..
Albert Knights Saturday afternoon for the
purpose of inspecting bridges. 1t was decided
To have them painted and some few repairs
were ordered.
ARCTIC CENTRE.-The Ladies' Aid Society
of st. Mary's Church held their regular week
ly meeting in the basement of the church last
evening. The net profit of last weeks lawn
party is said TO be sll2.
ARCTIC. Arctic has just lost one of its olo
residents in the person of John Gilholy, who
died mt his home on Saturday afternoon.
The funeral will take place at st. Msry's
Church tomorrow and the burial Will be at
Crompton Cemetery.
Mr.. r. Franklin Is visiting his father. Frank
Franklin, ON Gardner street.
Miss Matte Briggs was visiting friends in
PoNTIAc.-Miss May Robinson OF Provi.
dence Is the guest of her aunt, Miss Emma b.
Mrs. >. T.. Sanders OF Southbride. Mass, is
visiting her cousin, Mr.. George X. Carr and
family on Potter avenue.
Miss Minnie Barber and Miss Lulu Barber
OF Baysido. Mr.. and Mrs Moredock and daugh-
ter, Oracle, OF Providence, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. u. Holmes OF Wilimantic were all
guests OF Mr.. Robert b. Sherman and family
Sunday.
Mr.. N b. Vars, Jr., manager Of the Pontiac
Company's store, is enjoying fow days rest
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. W. II. Pearson
at Gardncr's Lake, Conn. Mr.. Charles Il.
Gorton is at present engaged at the COM
pany's store.
CRoMPToN-Saturday afternoon on tho
Crompton Baseball Association grounds the
Crompton boys played the Kenyon nine. Ten
innings were played with, with a resnlt Of IL
90 in favor Of Crompton.
The funeral OF James Daley was held in St
Mary's Church this morning at o o'clock,
kev. Father McGrath officiating. The burial
was at 81. Mary's Cemetery, at Crompton.
Mr.. Thomas Choquet and family have
moved from this place 90 Warren.
Mrs. John Martin, for 25 years n resident Of
Crompton, died at her home this morning.