The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-13
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and the affair was success in every pnrticu-
lar
Rev. +. II. Iskendsrian OF New Haven, ma
tive Armenian, delivered an interesting ad-
dress on Armenia and its conditions at the
Crompton Baptist church yesterday afternoon.
The Young Peoples Society Of the Ger re-
willie Swedish Lutheran church held an enjoy
able apron and nectie party in sthe basement
OF the church Saturday evening
The Warwick and Coventry and the Anthony
fire districts will hold their annual meetings
this evening. II is probable that both meet
ings will be very quiet, as there is no ques-
tion Of Importance 10 be considered at either
meeting but what has been already practically
settled in the minds of the taxpayers.
A meeting was held in st. James hall at
Arctic Centre last evening for the purpose OF
reorganizing st. Marys Holy Name and Lit
erary Society. There was large attendance
and addresses were made y Rev. Father
Flynn, James =. McNeilis, Rev. Father Me-
Grath and others. A plan of reorganization
was decided on and the election Of officers will
occur two weeks from last evening.
While Joseph aitt was driving through Main
street at Lippitt Saturday afternoon one Of
the wheels caught N the car track and was
torn from the carriage. Mr.. Hit and COM
pnnion were thrown out, but fortunately es-
capped serious injury.
The Warwick Probate Court meets at Ap-
ponaug his afternoon.
A union temperance meeting under the aus
pices of the Phenix Woman's Christian TEN
perance Union WAS hell Mt the Phenix Baptist
church last evening. There was large at
tendance, and during the evening Mrs. Mary
A. Babcocl1, state president of the W. g. 4. u.
md off fiot, dali
cred an address on temperance work and the
worlds and national W. c. L. U. conventions
at Toronto and Buffalo last month.
Miss Valentine Lamoureux died at her home
at Quidnick yesterday afternoon after short
illness.
Rev. Mr. BlalSeslee Of East Greenwich deliv-
cred an interesting illustrared lecture
From Naples 10 Venice" at the Rope Metho-
dist church Saturday evening Mir. Blokeslce
also oificiated at the morning services at the
church yesterday, and in tho evening deiv
cred an address on silent Witnesses
The snow plow of the electric railroad,
which was being used To scrape the mud from
the sides of the track yesterday, struck the
end Uf the Centreville bridge, breaking the
plow and slightly damaging the bridge.
The Electric Railroad Company has large
gang of men at WORK relaying and raising the
tracks 70 conform 10 the new grade on Main
street at Clyde.
Miss Belle Chase returned TO her home in
Portsmouth today after a visit with Miss NJ
V. Snow at Phenix.
The Ladies' Il. A. B. Society connected with
S. Peter and Pauls church held its regular
meeting and roni-ennuai election OF officers
in Temperance hall at Clyde yesterday after
noon and chose the followin sv-.t GERS for the
ensuing term: President, Miss Margaret
Quinn vice-president. Miss Mary Carroll
secretary, Miss Minnie Fitzpatrick treasurer.
Miss Sarah McKenna; member of the board Of
government, Miss Minnie Duffy. The Mems
Ia B. Society also held meeting in the hall
yesterday and decided TO hold its election at
the next meeting
The young mems society connected with All
Saints church gave "A very successful minstrel
entertainment in Lyceum hall at Pontiac Sat-
urday evening.
Seven applicants were admitted TO member
ship at the Riverpoint Advent church yester-
day.
Two special freight trains were run over the
Pawtuxet Valley branch of the New York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad yesterday,
as the regular trains have not been able 90
draw tho large number of cars consigned 10
the Wiley recently. one train Of twenty cars
was loaded with cotton and consigned 20 B. b.
a r. Knight at Riverpoint, while the other
was loaded with coal for the different manu-
featuring establishments on the line Of the
road.
While the local freight on the Pawtuxet
Valley Railroad was switching at Riverpont
Saturday one OF the cars was derailed and
overturned III b. B. * X. knights yard. The
car was righted and replaced on the track by
a wrecking gang this morning.