The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-07

The Phenix Band has hired the hall in
Spaulding's block and will make that place
It's headquarters hereafter.
Phenix Bridge Will be put under repairs
soon.
Mrs. John Hughes Of Diamond street,
Providence Is visiting her father Mr. a.
4. Hughes.
Mrs. NJ. f. Carroll OF Norwich spent
yesterday with her father, Mr.. L. Carroli.
Fred Cleaves OF Norwich was visiting
friends here yesterday.
Young Thomas Duffy was conveyed TO
the reform school yesterday by oincer
Tenant.
The Phenix band will give its usual
open air concert ON the bandstand TO-
morrow evening.
ST. Louis society will move to their
new quarters in Cleaners Block this
evening
Mr.. William Powers and daughter,
Minnie, of Worcester, Mass, are the
guests OF friends here today.
Mr.. Charles Sweet OF Birmingham,
Conn, was the guest of his father-in-law,
Mr.. Rhodes Andrews, lately.
SATIcK.
The lawn party held on Richard V.
Browning's grounds last evening was
very successful In every respect. The
grounds were brilliantly illuminated.
The music furnished by the scandinavian
| Banu of Pontiac was especially good. one
| OF the great features OF the evening was
the exhibition drill given by Company ID,
OF the Baptist Boys Brigade, who exc
| cuted the manual OF arms with military
precision. The booths which were nicely
| decorated were well patronzied.
APPoNAua.
Captain Charles ID. Bowen, Camp No.
| rs, Sons of Veterans, will hold busi-
ness meeting in Armory Hall this even
ing.
ARKwRIGHT.
The Interlaken Print Works are closed
| today, it being Alfredian day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Warner OF Albany,
N. Y, are the guests of Mrs. Emily
| Williams.
Joseph Donnelly caught twelve black
bass above the dam yesterday afternoon
inside OF an hour and half.
FIsKvLLE FOUR CORNERS
Mrs. Ida Garner Randall of Providence,
daughter OF Arnold Gardner was buried
at the Tabernacle Cemetery today.
Mrs. Charles Earle, an old resident OF
her son, DIR. Charles Early OF East Green
wich, while visiting there. Funeral
%. m. today, at East Greenwich, and
burial at the'safne place.
Rev. Father Kerrigan went away on q
trip to New York yesterday.
| ARCTIC CENTRE.
Mr.. Frank Ford and sons from Worces-
ter, Mass, are the guests OF Mrs. John
| Muller of Gon avenue.
| William Dillon of Athol, Mass, Is the
guest of friends here this week.
Mr.. Edward Parent of Saylesville is
visiting friends in Arctic Center.
The home OF Mrs. st. Germain was
the scene OF great amusement yesterday
on account OF her young sons birthday.
QUIDNICK.
Miss Elsie Bowen and Miss Maud
Briggs of Pawtucket are visiting friends
here and in Anthony.
The Quidnick Baptist Church Sunday
school will have an excursion to the
shore tomorrow. The carriages Will
leave the church at 3 a. m., for Field $
Point. where dinner will be served, and
then TO Roger Williams Park for the rest
of the afternoon.
There will be covenant meeting al
1880 p. m. tomorrow in Quidnick Church.
ANTHONY.
The Ladies Prayer Circle will meet al
230 p. m. tomorrow, with Mrs. Mary. A.
Potter. Scripture word: "Heareth."
Knotty Oak Church Sunday school hac
their annual excursion To the shore yes
terday. They took dinner at Field
Point, after which they were conveyed tC
Roger Williams Park, where they spent
|
CLYDE.
This afternoon in Green's chapel will
be held the second meeting of the Paw
tuxet Valley Park Association for tn,
purpose of meeting the ladies OF the Vale!
to organize about the next fair.
Someone hung dummy on Clyde
bridge late last night, and the sight o
the "dead man" created quite a sensation
this morning.
RIvERPoINT.
A meeting will be held at the Congre
gational Church this evening
The members and friends of the Adven
Sunday School will make their annual ex
cursion TO the seashore next Tuesday
Rocky Point Is the spot selected.
The one-armed war veteran, Michae
Smith, of this place, attended the annua
reunion Of his old regiment, the 18th X
]. ", at Rocky Point yesterday.
Miss Eveline Hart of High street spen
the afternoon with friends on Main stree
yesterday.
FIsKvILLE.
, Master Johnnie Hayward OF East Bridge
, port, Mass, spent yesterday with younI
friends here.
The Hope Band Is making great pre-
parations Tor its lawn party next Saturda
, evening. Phenix Band will be I'm attend
, ance.
CENTERDALE.
The Lapham mill will have a new cotto
house OF 160x60 feet. The work OF gettin
, the ground ready has been commenced
! and the erection will be pushed rapidly.
Warwick Hose Company No. 2 held II
regular monthly meeting at O'Clock las
evening I'm the hose house.
The Misses Randall OF Providence wer
recently guests OF Miss Emma j. Dawley
. HOPE.
William A. Cole, who resides on tn
, Rose Hill Farm, has curiosity I'm sun
. flower, containing 81 blossoms
Twenty-ope years ago Monday the frs