The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-26
PAWTUxET VALLEY.
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Mr.. Isaac Butterworth of this place and
Mr.. George T.. Russell or Boston, were en-
tertained by the members OF WARWICK
Club at their club house Pawtuxet, yes
terday.
Miss Abbie II. LeMayne returned to her
home 2SSi2 Cranston street, providence,
yesterday after pleasantsstay OF week
with her cousin, Miss Eta Gorton, on Lin
coin avenue.
Phenix Fishing Club had hne time
fishing at Johnston pond yesterday, IL
is understood they had very good luck
and came home loaded with fishes OF all
dimensions.
Mrs. Gilbert woolsey and Miss Nj. Z.
Woolsey are visiting friends in Newport.
MIR. James h. Jackson, of Providence
was the guest OF friends here yesterday.
Mr.. q. III. Jefferds OF the firm OF =. III.
Jefferds 81 Co., Providence, and family
passed through here yesterday, and took
dinner at the Briggs House.
HOPE.
Mrs. M. s. Potter, who is on the ladies
committee for the coming fair, has en-
tered AZ different articles TO be exhibited,
with secretary A. W. Knight.
Mrs. Louis Richmond Is reported on the
sick list.
Misses Carrie and Mildred Wood OF
Providence are the guests of Miss Mercena
Colvin of this place.
Mr.. h. G. Rowland and family, who are
making an extensive trip through Eu-
rope, were heard from Saturday being
at Switzerland.
The lawn party given by the w. G. IT,.
u. Ladies on the McKenna's grounds,
Woodside avenue, Saturday evening, was a
decided success. The grounds were bril-
liantly Illuminated, the attendance was a
large one and although the merry makers
were visited by passing shower during
the evening, it did not dampen their
gaiety and they resumed their dancing
as IL not hing had stopped il. On the con
trary the small shower was an extra Tea
ture of amusement in the evenings pro.
gram, as the numerous couples gathered
under Mr.. McKenna's large plaza where
they all had roaring good time. IL
understood another party will be given
tomorrow evening in Lippitt Hall by the
| w. &. Il. II. Ladies.
LIPPITT.
The injuries inflicted to Mr.. Frank Fin
| negan's son Owen at Waltham,s Mass.
are not as bad as previously reported
| The unfortunate Fiunegan was run oyel
| by tram, but instead of having both hi
| legs cut off knee high, as previously said
only one leg was injured, ,'cut.at the ankle
while only three toes from the other LEI
were cut.
/
Quite a number Of people attended the GA
race at the park Saturday afternoon. IN
| first race was a three minute class betweel
| scituate horses for 100 bushels OF oats. Tn
race was won by Kitty, b m, owned by Mar
| shall Salisbury. who took the first, third an
| fourth heats in 3l6, 3l4 and BIB. Topsy
| owned by j. Collins, come second, and
| Salisbury's gray PAGER came third. score:
minute class, purse, 100 bushels oat
| divided.
Kitty, b m. NJ. Salisbury l
Marie, z 4, ". Salisbury y D
A matinee half mile race was also run wit
| the following results: DIR. Langmead's
| G.. first prize with first place in second an
third heats Gold Wing, Alfred Nichols rur
ming second and Black Diamond, the Jerich
trotter third. Score:
Matinuu rsce, best two in three heats, di
tance q mile. Purse $40.
W. g, b g, DIR. Langrnead 2
Gold Wing, b 8, Alfred Nichols ! Z
Black Diamond, b h, A. Berpin,
Time, l:l61s. 10, l:l4l5.
ARCTIC CENTER.
DIR. Colvin returned home TO Lawrenc
with his mother Mrs. Burrell Colvin.
| Miss Adeline smith, from Worcester, w
visiting friends in Arctic yesterday.
Miss Abbie Filming returned homo tn
morning after weeks stay with friends
| Newport.
Miss Dora Riley is entertaining frien'
| from Pascoag this week.
| Mrs. shaw and Miss Halard OF Providen
are the guests of Miss Katie Heslin in Arcti