The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-25
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Jericho.

Samuel Holloway has been abusing his
wife lately and late Saturday night officer
Nadeau was informed of the fact. About
i O'Clock Sunday morning the ofhcer
came and after a little persuasion put
Holloway in the Centerville station TO
await trial.
Riverpoint.
A fire alarm was rung in from box 35
Saturday night and the Warwick Hose
Company No. 2 responded. The old Cas-
ley house which had recently been moved
was afire. The building was burned out
before flames were finally subdued. The
damage will not amount TO over $50.
Phenix.
Mrs. Catherine West was making calls
upon friends yesterday in Jackson and
started, in apparent good health, to re-
turn home on the 1872 electric. After
getting into the car she became very pale
and looked as though she would faint.
She reached home and spoke bun once be-
fore she died at o'clock. Heart disease
was the cause of death.
The deceased was AZ years of age and a
widow. Her late husband, William III.
West, died of the same disease little
over n year ago.
The funeral will take place Wednesday
morning from SIS. Peter and Pauls Church.
Natick.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Theodore
II. Clark took place from her late resi-
dence, at 10 80 this morning. Rev. Whit
man l.. Wood of the Woodlawn church
ofllciated, assisted sy Rev. Will
lam Greene OF Natick. Many beau
tiiul floral tributes were given by
friends and relatives. Byron Read OF
Anthony was the undertaken, and the re-
mains were taken 20 Woodville for burial.
i A 4 s,f n1 n
leaves n hus band. one son and q daughter.
The children OF the st. Joseph's Church
gave a concert and an operetta entitled a
Rosy Feast" last night in O'Donnel's
Hall. About four hundred were present.
The entertainment was under the direc-
ton OF Miss Agnes Menan.
The proceeds are to be given to the
church. The program: Opening chorus,
" O, steer My Bark" children; tableaux;
Adolph Quartette, selected, A. Duval, l..
Burbor, Miles. Devlin and Bouchard; re-
citation. Miss Helen Russell; operetta,
Rosy Feast" children; character song
by Joe Duhaime and Heliandare Picard; (;
soprano solo, Miss A. Hines; recitation,
Miss McQuade; French play, young ladies
recitation, Susie Gallagher; Ola Podrid !;
songs and dances, children; song, Thomas
Gallagher; song, Duhaime aud Picarda
Quartet. "Good Night" The
characters in the Ola Podrida
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Columbia,
r. Duhaine ard r.. Lsfebre; Girls OF the
Period, V. Mailaux and NJ. Duhaine; Mr.
and Mrs. Yankee Doodle, III. Naillancourt
and {. Bedard; Quaker couple, NJ. Picard
and n. stone; Mr.. and Mrs, McGuinness,
Ed McGinn and A. Barrett; Mr.. and Mrs.
Cobbler, w. Darcy and n. Butts Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker. I'D Gallagher and +. Paul
German couple, Albert Duhaime and f..
Duhaime; Rob Roy and Ellen Macgregor,
II. Snow and A. Rivers; sailor couple, M.
Taylor and n. Blade; milkman and milk
maid, J. Il. Lais and ). Flanagan; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dolly Warden, w. Blade, NJ. Taylor;
farmer and wife, Edward Hockel and X.
McGlnn; Buttercup and sailor, IL.
Ayotte and Minnie Benoit; little old
maid, Susie Gallagher; Tom Thumb
couple, Joe Dsrwin and Ella Benoit.
HNpe.
Mr.. III. Rounds, tho horse doctor, was
called upon 10 shoot one OF Mr.. stephen
Fisk's horses Saturday. This Is the third
horse that Mr. Fisk has lost in a compara-
lively short time.
Mr.. Nathan Fisk and wife and little
child, Maria, were thrown out OF their
They all escaped serious injury, but Maria
was bndly bruised about the head.
Lewis Johnston and wife OF East Prov
idence, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. II. Taylor, formerly Hilda Carr,
from Indiana, is visiting friends in the
village.
Quidnick.
The Anthony aud Washington churches
united with the Baptist church here last
night, and Mrs. Pay, superintendent of
the Loyal Temperance Legion, presided.
The children OF the Sunday schools gave
an entertainment. The large church was
completely filed.