The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-25
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Sons OF Veterans Reorganization
Movement Successful.
A Barking Dog Came TO Grief-Wedding
at 81. James Church.

The movement TO reorgsnize Francis q.
Greene Camp, Sons Of Veterans. Is meet
ing with good success and already enough
mem bers have been secured to allow the
application for q new charter. Many OF
the mem bers of the old camp as well as
several who are now members of othe
camps In the state have ENROLLED their
have never joined the order are also
anxious to become memb bers Of the new
camp. A meeting for the purpose of COM
pleting the charter list and taking steps
to secure charter will be held in Grand
Army Hall at phsnix next Wednesday
evening when Ii is expected that depart
ment commander Abbott and a number
of stsff officers will be present. McGregor
Post, q. A. r., is ready to do anything
in its power to assist in the reorgsniza-
tion Of the camp q nd it is probable that
the society will be formed and resdy for
the memorial day exercises as usual.
The woman's Relief Corps held it's
semi-monthly meeting In Grand Army
Hall Ia IT evening.
barking and snsppng at the heels of
passing horses at Quidneck Jeanne to grief
yesterday afternoon and es the result his
owner was obliged to shoot him. He ran
out OF the yard and bsrked and snapped
ut the heels Of pair of horses which were
attached to heavy wagon, but missed his
calculations and was kicked under the
wheels by one of the horses. Before the
driver could stop the heavy wagon the
wheels passed over him and now his
owner is looking for n new dog who will
mind his own business.
The Phenix Woman's Christian Temper
snce Union held it's regular weekly meet
ing In it's rooms in the Cleaner Building
this afternoon.
Mrs. Archie Brown who was burned
out by the fre in tho Music Hall build
ing has reopened her restaurant in the
rooms recently occupied by the Phenix
woman's Christian temperance Unio1 at
Lippitt.
Patrick Coogan and Miss Susie La wton
OF River Point were married at st. James
church at Arctic Center this morning,
Rev. FIR. Flynn officiating. Edward
Duffy of Clyde acted as best man and
Miss Mary Lawton, 9 sister Of the brioe,
as bridesmaid. After the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served at the residence
of the BRIDES parents at River Poi mt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Coogan left on the morn
ing train for a short bridal tour. On
their return they Will reside at River
Point.
Thevslley Girls club met in the rooms
Of the Phenlx Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union last evening.
Councilman 4. W. Greene is confined
to his home at River Point by illness.
The ruins of the Music Hall building
caught fire again last night and IL re-
quired come lively work by the watchmen
to extinguish the blaze.
A Russian wood chopper with an un-
known unpronoupcssble name, receive
a severe cut in the leg while trimming
falleo trees near South Scituate yesterday.
He Was taken to the Office of physician
at North Scituate where his wound was
dressed. Joseph O'Hesrn and Miss Mary
4. Shearn were msrried at ST. Msrys
Suuich NJ Sio"pt hueouhfs new Tdtuer
Flynn officiating. Miss Carrie Shearn,
sister OF the bride, acted as bridesmaid
and Mr.. John Holden of Crompton as best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hearn Immediately
started on brief wed ding tour and on
their return will resioe In Crompton.
Rev. W. b. Meenan will lecture at Keith's
Opera House, Sunday evening. f23-5t