The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-11
PAWTUxET VALLEY.
I'henix.

The ladies' auxiliary of the fire depart
ment held social and dance in the en-
gine house last night Every fireman
was present as were most OF the young
ladies and gentlemen in the village.
The Phenix band intend TO spring a
grand surprise on the valley in the way
of concert In the near future. The
preparations promise a longer and more
entertaining program than was ever
offered by a similar organization in the
valley villages.
Arctic Center.
The children of st. James Church will
give an entertainment week from next
Sunday night in st. Johns Hall. The
program consists of songs, choruses,
piano duets, recitations, dialogues and
cornet solo. The following will
take part, Miss Mamie Cummiskey, Miss
Eta O'Brien, Miss Mamie Knox, Master
Johnny Bailey, Misses Goodwin. Miss
Matte Briggs, Mr.. James McNiff Miss
McGrath, Miss May Bagley, Miss Mamie
Darby and Miss Rose Perkins.
Miss Sadie McCaughery is able to be
be about after a two weeks illness.
Mrs. b. King of Howard is the guest of
Mrs. Nj. Bennett.
Joseph Archambault has returned
home.
DIR. Chagnon went to the city today to
attend the operation that Doctor Fisk
is to make upon Mrs. j. B. Hammill.
Riverpoint.
The Congregationslist social comes to-
night. These events are the chief amuse-
ment of many of the villagers, young
and old, during Lent, and they
greatest care. The committee for tonight
consists of Maud Adams and Mrs. Pike.
Mr.. Church, the famous cornetist, of
Providence, has been secured through
their efforts.
Ouidnick.
The Baptist Church will entertain the
congregation, Sunday School, and their
friends with q chicken supper, In the ves-
try, Saturday night.
Anthony.
The cast of characters for the drama
"Nevada," which will be played soon, has
been announced as follows: Nevada, n
wanderer, Mr.. William Dixon; Ver-
mont, an old miner, Mr.. Edward Turner;
Tom Carey, Dandy Dick, two miners, Mr..
Bert Bennett, Mr.. j. S. Woodward; Silas
Steele, missionary of health, MIR. Irving
Young; lube, a black miner, Mr.. {. w.
Aldricb Win Kie, ,Chinaman, Mr.. o. Stubs;
Mother Menton, Miss Alice Stone; Agnes
Fairite, Miss Lillian Stubs; Moselle, q
waif, Miss Lillian Apes.
Heartfelt sorrow is expressed by the
great majority OF the parish of
the st. Jeans Catholic Church, on account
of their pastors removal to New Bedford.
During the seven years that he has taken
charge of the church IL has developed
in wonderful degree, both spiritually
and financially. The great faculties
that Father Gaboury possessed were those
of organizing and devloping parish and
to these powers his transfer is undoubt-
edly due. The New Bedford Church, To-
Gated in city, will be wider field and
offer this priest greater opportunities for
the work for which he is unusually well
fitted. In parish so large as the
st. Jeans Il Is not strange that
a few should not be satisfied with pastor
OF seven years standing. However, moth
ing relating to the suspicious that have
been whispered by few persons, has ever
been proven. Too deep regret cannot be
expressed that priest or paris OF so high
purpose and clean a reputation should
be injured through the thoughtlessness
or malice OF one or two.
CenterviIie.
Early Wednesday morning thieves
broke into the fish marke; next TO Forsyth
Mill by forcing in the door. They cleaned
out everythng-flsh, tools ana all mov-
able property OF value. Fortunately, no
money was left In the store, but the stock
amounted TO considera BILE.
That same morning some one tried TO
enter A. r.. Cston's hardware store, but
the proprietor, who lives i'm back OF his
shop. was aroused by the noise aud an.
peared with pistol. lie saw the man
through the glass. but could not die
tinguish his features. lhe would Ds thief
ESCAPED,