The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-18
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
RIvERPOINT.

James Matheson Is seriously sick at his
homo on Alien street.
Miss Grace Adams, who has been sick
for some time, is reported convalescent.
The choir OF the Congregational church
met last evening for the purpose OF prac-
ticiug the new Christmas music.
Narragapsett Lodge, No. ., X. OF r.,
met in Flanagan Hall last evening.
The Pawtnxet Valley Wheelmen held
their semi-montbly meeting last evening
in the club rooms in Flannagan,s block.
The town clerk will be at Il. B. X
Knights store this evening tor the pur-
pose OF registering voters.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
met in it's rooms in Thornton's Opera
House Monday evening and effected per.
mancnt organization. The reports OF
several committees were read and accept
ed and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, p. II.
Quinn; first vice president, James
Markey; second vice president, Patrick
j. Shields; third vice president, Thomas
O'Rourke; recording secretary, James y.
McNeiiis; financial secretary, John Il.
Deering; treasurer, John Il. Nolan; SER
geant-at-arms, James Mcbride; librarian,
Ihos Bagley; directors, Cornelius Dona-
hue, George Ii. Quinlan, DIR. Z. +. Shea
and Henry +. McKenns.
The adjourned meeting OF the Pawtuxet
Valley Park Associat ion occurred In Pio-
ances IT IL yearly meeting which Is
liable to last through hout the year. There
were q large number Of the stockholders
present who were apparently anxious to
find out what was to be the fate of the
assoc ciation, but they were disappointed.
The meeting was called to order shortly
after 8 O'Clock by Charles +. Hill and the
minutes of the last meeting wero read
by Secretary A. w. Knight.
They were received and approved, and
then the stock holders waited In silence
to hear the report of the committee who
have been investigating the affairs Of the
association. Two OF the committees were
present, but no report was made. After
a sufficient time had elapsed for motions
or reports to be made Mr.. Hill arose and
stated that the president OF the sssocia-
tion had received letter from one of the
executive committee saying that he was
surprised st the reported financial condi-
tion of the association and asking that
the meeting be adjourned until one week
from Friday evening so as to allow the
committee TO make an investigation and
see IL they could find out W where the leak
age had been. AS this was most reason
able request, and no report was made by
the committee who have been investigat-
ing the affairs OF the association, 1t was
passed without q dissenting vote and the
meeting was adjourned to Dec. p.
After the adjournment OF the meeting
gard TO the affairs of the association but
no one seemed able TO propose feasible
plan by which ii could place itself on
sound and paying basis.
PHENIX.
Colonel r. A. Harrington OF Provi-
dence was the guest of friends here yes
terday.
Mrs r. W. B. knight OF Auburn is'the
guest of relatives here.
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met in q. A. X. Hall last evening. The
council will hold social In Music Hall
Friday evening.
The funeral OF Frank Conley, who died
at his home in Fiskeville, last Friday
night, was solemplzed from ). 3. Peter
and Pau's Church yesterday, Rev. Father
Carrigan officiating. The interment was
at the Catholic cemetery on Phenix Hill.
The Guild of st Andrews Church gave
a turkey supper at the residence OF George
W. Spencer last evening
CLYDE.
Ii was reported this morning that q
case of diphtheria had been discovered
here, but Health Officer Sprague denies
that any exists to his knowledge One
case of scarl,t fever has been reported TO
him by DIR. Shea at this place, and one
there is no epidemic OF any kind in the
town.
APPONAUG.
j. q. Franklin OF Norwich is the guest
OF friends here.
The annual election of officers OF c. ID.
Bowen Camp, s. OF ", occurs this even
ing.
ARCTIC.
The case OF James Potts against the
town OF Warwick was tried at East Green
wIch yesterday. Mr.. Potts sued the town
for $1,000 damages for injuries received
by being thrown from his carriage near
the Altering trough upon the day of the
opening of the electric railroad, but as
he was unable to prove that the accident
occurred on public highway the case
was non-sujted.