The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-26
PAWTUxET VALLEY,
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Miss Susie Turner is improving rapidly.
Mr.. knight Potter is still very feeble.
Miss Beatrice McCard OF Sufheld,
Conn, is the guest of Misses Ethel and
Mabel Latham.
The Hope Company are painting their
houses. They look very well with their
new colors.
The band concert on the square last
evening was largely attended. Phenx
band has made much progress OF late,
and last evening the performance was
most excellent.
The program was as follows: March,
A. o. u. W.; overture, Jolly Robins;
waltz Espagnol; medley, Around the
Metropolis; serenade Pleasant Dreamsi
march. Colonel Goddard; overture, The
Mountaineer; patrol, American; march,
The Times.
The Ladies Auxiliary It. A. Society of
st. Peter and Paul Church Will make an
excursion TO Rocky Point tomorrow.
The whist party which was TO be held
at Miss Matte Briggs last evening, was
postponed TO a future date on account OF
the lawn party at Arctic. Miss Briggs
and her friend and teacher, Miss sadie
German, from Providence, attended the
lawn party.
RIvERPoINT.
Washington Lodge, No. IL, /. o. o. +.
met in Odd Fellows Hall last evening.
Alert Hose Company, No. 2, will hold
its annual excursion to Rocky Point on
Wednesday, August 10.
There are rumors of the formation of
light battery of artillery as an addition to
the State militia.
John Jeans starts tomorrow for New
York. From there he will sail on one OF
the Anchor Line steamships for Glasgow.
After arriving in Scotland he will visit
his former home, from which he has been
absent 81 years
James Agnew, who was severely injured
i'm the railroad accident near Roger Will
liams Park several weeks ago, has so far
recovered from his injuries as TO be able
to get out Of doors.
ARCTIC.
The Ladies Aid Society lawn party last
evening was the crowning event OF the
season, and much credit is due TO the
lady organizers. The grounds were well
lighted, giving the most fairy-like aspect
TO all things. The ladies in charge OF the
different booths were well patronlzed by
hundreds OF visitors. A concert was
given on the grounds by the Quidnick
band. And the music for the dancers
was furnished by Ingram's orchestra.
The proceeds of this lawn party will
bring in good sum toward the erection
of the convent
ANTHONY.
The Ladies' Prayer Circle will meet next
Thursday at 2:30 p. m, with Mrs. Nj. j.
Wood Scripture word: Foundation. -
Rev. S. II. Barber OF Greene, will hold
a meeting with William III. III. Place
tomorrow evening at 1880.
WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Sadie Phillips and Mrs. Mamie
Benjamin have taken a cottage at Wilt
mantle camp grounds, where they will
stay until the warm wea ther is over.
The W. {. Il. u, will meet on Thurs
day, August 1, at the usual hour, at the
home of the secretary, Mrs. Smith.
NATIcK.
Mrs. G.. Smiddy of Boston is visiting
Mrs. Joseph Eddy. Mr.. Smiddy is ex-
pected 10 join them for a few days to-
morrow evening.
The O'Donnell Waterworks Company is
will supply the families with water, the
windmill having become unreliable for
the work.
A nine from the weaver room and one
from the bleachery played on the Baseball
Association grounds this afternoon. Last
Saturday the weavers won the game by
"a sorce of 40 to 81.
The Sunday school connected with All
Saints Church are making preparations
for their annual excursion, which will
take place Saturday, August 3.
APPoNAUG.
The Warwick Town Concil will meet
tomorrow afternoon for the purpoes of
inspecting bridges.