The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-14

were John Dennigan, Owen Cunningham,
Patrick Murphy and William Faulds, all
boy companions of the unfortunate lad.
The survivors of the Seventh X. !.
Volunteer regiment are attending their
annual reunion at Crescent Park today.
Miss Katie Dempsey OF New Bedford,
Mass, is the guest OF friends on Allan
street.
I Mary Lodge, No. 10, is holding It's
annual clam bake at Kent today.
Mrs. l. II. Champlin has returned home
today, after pleasant visit with friends
in Providence.
Mr. Daniel Wood who has been I'll some
time is much better, and Is able TO &C
out
Mr.. Everett whitford of this place is
Visiting his uncle, Mr.. Oliver Slocum OF
East Greenwich.
Road Surveyor Colvin started repairing
the principal streets in Harris this morn
ing.
ARCTIC CENTER.
The Warwick and Coventry Water
Power Company will lay new pipes on
School street. The work will be started
tomorrow.
Quidnick Cornet Band will give an open
air concert tomorrow evening.
A large number of residents from the
Valley are attending the Scotch excur-
sion at Rocky Point today, and a still
larger number are expected TO join In the
celebration of Foresters Day at the same
place tomorrow.
Town Sergeant Shippee Is abating the
nuisances reported at the council meeting
on Monday.
Miss Maggie Bouchard OF Pawtucket is
the guest OF her father, Mr.. Joseph
Bouchard.
Miss M. O'Brien of Providence is the
a.. ora hav
street.
cRoMPToN.
Mrs. Reuben Pellings and children OF
Worcester Mass, are visiting Mrs. Pell-
ing's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Gar
diner.
The Crompton Baseball Club will .play
the Wickfords on the home grounds next
Saturday afternoon.
cENTERvILLE.
Mr.. Leone Branche of Norwich, Conn.,,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. III. X. Branche.
Mrs. $. A. Dawley, who has been serl-
ously i'll for some time is convalescent.
ANTHONY.
The Anthony public library will be
| opened this evening. After this II will be
| opened on Tuesday evenings as toI nerly.
The Ladies Prayer Circle will meet with
Mrs. &. ID. Harvey at 2:30 o'clock p. m. /,
tomorrow. Scripture word: Heart. q"
WASHINGTON.
The Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
School will hold its annual excursion to
| Rocky Point tomorrow. Party wagons
| and carriages will await the excursionists
| at & O'Clock a. IN. on the church grounds.
| The Washington w. G. Il. u. will meet
with Mrs. Eva +. Tillinghast at Summit
| on Friday at z o'clock p. IN. State Presi-
| dent M. A. Babcock will be present and
will deliver an address on W. Z. L. u.
work.
NATICK.
Rev. Father W. b. Menan, pastor and
| curate of the Natick church leaves Europe
today, homeward bound. The reverend
| gentleman has been absent from his
parish for several months, aking an ex-
| tensive tour through European coun-
tries. His parishioners are preparing for
| his arrival. committee has been ap-
| pointed to make a collection for the pur-
pose of giving him present on his re-
! turn. Father Brady Of st. James
| Church, Arctic Center, has also left Europe
and is expected back among his flock
| but a day ahead of Father Menan. His
congregation has also prepared a recep-
| tion for him with presents, ETC., and
both the reverend gentlemen will be
warmly welcomed
The Quidnick cornet band gave an
open air concert on the stand here last
evening. A large crowd gathered on the
| bridge and near the band stand to hear
the music. Natick folks are wishing these
| band concerts were a little more fire.
| Uuent.