The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-15
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The woman's Relief Corps gave . very
enjoyable supper and entertainment IN
T.: A. X. hall saturday evening;
ROAD commenced running on the summer
schedule yesterday, out on account OF the
storm they were but poorly patronized.
Miss Sophia Kent OF Washington, ID. c.,
is visiting her parents on Clyde street.
RIVER POINT.
The Colyin Machine Company have Sc
cured the contract for the looms for the
new Warwick mills 1T Ceptervlle. Ii will
require nearly six months TO fli the
order.
Miss Carrie Lindstrom received a
spra ined ankle last evening by stepping
into wasbout on Allen street.
Rev. Mr.. Seamans OF Pascoag, osficiated
at the services at the Advent Church yes
terday.
The BurriII CoIvin estate at the juno
tion of Main and Allen streets, was sold
at auction Saturday afternoon. John B.
Denomme bought the property for s36oo
PONTIAC.
The Warwick Teachers Association
held its regular monthly meeting and
annual election OF officers IN the grammar
department of the public school Satur-
day, president s. A. Snow presiding.
The meeting was opened by prayer by
Rev. q. Williams, pastor OF All Saints
Church, and the election of officers fol-
lowed the regular routine business OF the
monthly meeting. The officers chosen
for the ensuing year were: President, 3.
A. Snow of Centerville; first vice-presi-
dent, Il. ii. Kirmayer of Phenix; second
vice-president, Mrs. Il. NJ. Slocum OF
Warwick; secretary, Miss Jeanne NJ
Deering OF Arctic; treasurer John M.
Deering Of Arctic; arrangement commit
tee, +. III. KIrmayer. {. w. Littleheld,
Miss NJ. V. Snow; question comm ittee,
w. X. Bowen, Miss Nellie Murphy and
Mrs. Charlotte M. Taylor; mem Dership
committee, Miss Emma Greene, Miss
Emma Pfanaer and Miss May Sarle.
Resolutions were sdopted and sent to
the school committee, asking that BODY
to consider the new uniform course OF
study which had been submitted 10 1t by
the teachers association. After discuss
ing "What can be done to improve the
schools of Warwick" the meeting adj
ourned and partook of a collation. fur
n,shed by the teachers OF the district.
Mrs. Sally Hj2es, who has been seri-
6usly i'll at the residence OF her sister,
Mrs. Cordeiia stafford, has recovered
sufficiently to return to her home in Pro-
vidence.
Frank Meyers of Boston is visiting
friends here.
VALLEY NOTES.
Frank Wilson, the man who attempted
to hold races at the p. V. Park on
Decoration Day, has disappeared and APP
psrently forgotten to leave bis address
behind him. At one time he conducted
a saloon at Fiskville but the place was
taken by the MORTGAGE and apparently
Wilson has left for new fields where his
record is not SO we'll known.
The Cromptops played the Athletics on
the ball grounds at Crompton Saturday
afternoon and defeated them by score
of IL to 8.
The newly elected Coventry town coun-
Gil will hold its first meeting at Washing
ton today, and Mr.. job Manchester,
who refused TO be candidate for cleo
tion, but who was elected IN spite OF
himself. will refuse to qualify. 1t Is ex-
pected that his successor Will be elected
by the remaining four members OF the
Board. A few of the minor town offices
will also be filled by the Council.
Owing to the change in the timetable
on the Pawtuxet Valley railroad consid-
bile trou BILE was caused to the patrons
of the road this morning and many OF
them were compelled to wait until the 10
O'Clock train before they could Seach
their places of business in the city.
The electric lights in the River Poin
district were not burning in the early
part of last evening on account of the
break ing OF one of the wires. A lineman
was sent out and soon located and re-
paired the break.
Mrs. Elmer Cahoone of Westerly, is the
guest OF Mrs. Andrew Cahoone at An
thony.