The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
APPONAUG.

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hall were tried for the first time last
evening, and worked very satisfactorily.
The lights are now all connected with
the exception of the large chandelier in
the hall and this will be placed In work
ing order today.
Miss Mary Greene is confined to the
house by illness.
On account of the absence of the officer
there was no meeting OF Z. ID. Bowen
Camp, Sons of Veterans, last evening.
1t Is intended to call a special meeting
next Wednesday evening, when several
new members will be mustered in to the
camp.
The company which has been showing
at Armory hall during the past two
weeks, closed it's engagement here last
evening, and will make its next stand at
Wexford The door prize. dinner set,
was drawn by Walter Howard.
John Z. Brown and Robert ID. Brown
OF this place attended very pleasant
family reunion at the residence of their
sister, Mrs. William Il. Eaton, OF Auburn,
last Tuesday. This was the first time
that the family had met together in 32
yearshnd the occasion was one that viii
long be pleasantly remembered by those
present. There were present besides the
father, Colville ID. Brown. OF ProWden
Mrs. Lizzie Parker of Washington, ID. c.,
Mrs. Carrie Sisson of Providence, Elisha
X. Brown of Dover, n. H., Mrs. VIII
Z. and Robert ID. Brown of AYponaug.
The time was very pleasantly passed with
"reminiscences OF days gone by and many
q long forgotten incident was brought
10 the minds OF those present during the
day. At the dinner hour the reunited
and when the time for parting carae IT was
the universal wish that the occasion
should be repeated next year and that all
might be present.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
the Baptist Church last evening when
Charles Richardson sand Minnie Ayles-
worth, both OF this place, We're united in
marriage by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Church
hill. Long before the time appointed for
the ceremony the church was filled to its
utmost capacity by the relatives and
friends OF the contracting parties. The
church was very prettily decorated with,
evergreen, potted plants and cut flowers.
Mrs. Joseph Gilbert presided at tie
organ and before the ceremony render ed
the march from Fannhauser.
The bridal party arrived at the church
shortly after O'Clock, and as they EN-
tered the organ pealed forth the br idal
chorus from Lohengrip. they were met
The bride was given away by her
father, John III. Aylesworth. The
bridesmaid was Lsvonia Richar dson,
sister OF the groom, and William {. Vree-
land of Providence acteo as best man.
The maids of honor were Lillian Ayles-
worth and Lucy A. Richardson. John
Taylor, Fred NJ. Helm, George Richard
son and Samuel Burnside acted as ushers.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the residence OF tho BRIDES par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. Richardson will make
a short bridal tour. after which they will
return ia their new home which is ready
for them here.
HOPE.
The NJ. T.. Church is being reshing,ed
and repaired.
Frank Broadbent OF Providence is
visiting relatives here.
FISKVILLE.
Charles Hawkins and friend from Ma
tick mad. a trip to Scituate woods yes
terdsy and returned home with 10 rab-
bits as The result OF the days sport.
JACKSON.
An addition has been built TO the mule
room OF .. Il. & r. Knights mill aud
the old mules are being replaced by new
ones OF modern make.
HARRIS.
John Aspinwall who has been superin-
tendent of the Harris mill has removed
to Providence.
II is again reported that the Lamphear
machine shop is TO be started up by Prov,
idence parties.
PHENIX.
Frank Payson has removed to Provi-
dence.
The Columbian Whist Club meets, this
evening at the residence of Joseph Law
ton on Maple avenue.
The clock on the Baptist Church is out
OF order again ana strikes the hours at
its own sweet will without reference to
the correct time.
A large consignment of coal has been
received at the Clyde depot for the 'Phe
nix mill.
number of the mem bers of Capt {.
ID. Bowen camp, s. OF ", who reside
here attended the meeting of the camp at
Apponang last evening.
Francis c. GreeneCamp No. /. Sons of
Veterans, met in g. A. r. Hall last even
ing.
McGregor Post No. IL, @. A. T., will.
hold an open meeting and reception to-
morrow evening.
Miss Bertha Kent is confined to the
house by illness and HRS. Walter Hill is.
supplying her position at the Phenix
school.
RlNEpPOINT.