The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-18
.PAWTUxET VALLEY.
HOPE.


The Junior members of the Epworth
Ieagne will hold a soci al Saturday even
inc i'm the vestry OF Nj. T.. Church.
cake and cream will be served after the
meeting. "a,
Mr.. John Riley had TO leave work this
morning and hasten home 10 ms Wlle
who is dangerously sick with asthma
The literary department OF the EpWorth
League held a meeting last evening on
the organization Of a Bible class, whlch
will hereafter meet every Monday even
Nr. II. Bernard OF Warren, formerly OF
Hope, is visiting Mr. Edward Goselln.
PHENIX.
last evening Camp No !, Francis {.
Green, Sons of Veterans, went visiting I:
ID. Bowen Camp, Apponaug. The visit
was unexpected, and when the big wagon
stopped i'm front of Armory Hail, amidst
firing of fire crackers and cheering, the
bows in Apponaug were happily surprised.
The trip was altogether pleasant one,
speeches were delivered by captain
Charles ID. Remmanton, Major George ii.
Wightman. Captain Charles III. Young,
". L. King, Lieutenant ID. G. Wilcox,
Chaplain Brown and several others.
st. Peter and Paul sunday School class
will go a-picnicking to Rocky Point ON
Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Clark of Providence is
the guest of her aunt Miss Alice Clark.
II. G.. Thayer Of Bayonne, n. j., was
here yesterday on a flying visit to Mr. W.
l.. King.
Miss Matte Briggs returned home yes
tCrdaY, after "A pleasant stay OF TWO
weeks with the ladies at the convent
in Fall River.
Miss Mable Lawton returned home yes
tordav evening from Providence, where
she had been visiting friends for week.
Mrs. James Essex of Buffalo, y. v, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. James smith,
of Fairyiew avenue
LIPPTTT.
Fakirs have struck Lippitt A large and
much advertised circus, 1.-THE Goodrich
New American Wagon Show" arrived
here this morning. The whole thlng Il
included i'm a single wagon of no very
capacious dimensions. IL is advertised as
a modern "Ark OF Noah'-if small one.
ARCTIC.
Mr.. Frank Champlin OF this place, died
Yesterday from Bright's disease Mr'
! Champlin was an active member OF Ho SC
No. 1, Warwick, and was very popular IN
the vicinity. The funeral service VIII ID,
held Saturday afternoon at O'Clock al
his late residence.
ARCTIC CENTER.
Mrs. Hebert Mcrrick of Bristol, is th'
/ guest of her sister. Mrs. John Phelan.
4 The Quidnick band will give an open al
/ concert I'm Clyde this evening, instead o
/ the Arctic Center square, as previousl!
announced.
CRoMPToN.
The Sunday school class OF the Baptis
/ Church held a picnic at Rocky Point yes
terday; l3 wagons and several privat
carriages conveying the people to tn
/ beach.
Master Howard Heydon is spending
few days with friends in Dayville, Conn
oENTERvILLE.
Mrs. Abbie Holden of Wakefield is tn
guest of Mrs Paris Card.
Frank Shippee of this place is visiting
friends in Plaintleld, Conn.
PONTIAC.
nine from the weave room and on
from the machine shop viii play ball o.
Saturday afternoon at 2 p. IN. on the as
sociatiOn grounds.
There is a blight destroying all the pea
trees in this vicinity.
This evening there Will be lawn part
on the grounds next 10 Mr.. William i
TayIor's. given under the auspices of tn
Kings Daughters Society. The mus
will be furnished by an Instrument
sextet OF the scandinavian Band.
The merry-go-round will be opened tn
evening on the baseball grounds.
RIVERPoINT.
Miss Bridget Hall is sufficiently n
covered in health TO be able to go OF
again.
ANTHONY.
The q. II. A. NJ, Coventry Council NJ
%. held meeting on the 10th for the IL
stallation of officers. The district Stat
councillor and staff were present. II
officers elected were: Councillor, Willial
{. Bennett; vice-councillor, William
Whipple; recording secretary, Charles
Briggs; assistant secretary, George Nortl
up: financial secretary, Joseph W. Cons
don; treasurer, Charles Whitman; indu
tor. Alfred s. Johnson; examiner, JOSEF
Andrews; inside protector, William !
knight; outside protector, {. II. Andrew
After the instalment refreshments we
served.