The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-21
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

Fiskeville Council, Junior o. u. A. M.
held a very pleasant meeting and It's
semi annual installation of officers In
it's hall at Fiskeville last evening.
There was large attendance, 'nclud-
ing many members from Lincoln Coun-
Gil of Anthony. and the following off,
GERS were installed by ID. G.. c. Stephen
II. Arnold: Councillor, Ezra Burlin-
game: vice councillor, George Rogers
treasurer, Jerome Bates; financial Sec
retary, John Potter; recording secre-
tary, Frederick Lowell; assistant rec
ording secretary, John Capron: con-
ductor, Charles Cornell; warden, John
smith; inner guard, George Andrews;
outer guard, Leander Borden. After
the installation an elaborate collation
was served by Caterer Conway, ano
during the evening speeches were made
by ID. G. c. stephen I. Arnold, Coun-
cillor Burlingame and others.
Winfield III. Smith Of Buffalo. n. Y,
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. James
Smith, on Fairview avenue, at Phenix.
The funeral Of Mrs. Michael Boyle,
who died at her home at Clyde Wednes-
day, was solemnized from SS. Peter
and Paul's Church at Phenix this morn.
ing, requiem high mass being cele-
brated by Rev. f. F. Carrigan. The
interment was in IS. Peter and Pauls
cemetery on Phenix hill.
Warwick Hose Company No. gave
complimentary clam dinner to the hon.
orary members of the organization In
the grove near the hose house at Arctic
Centre today. Caterer Brodeur had
charge of the arrangements, and fully
sustained his reputation as one Of the
best chefs in the valley.
The Sunday school of the Riverpoint
| Congregational Church made its annual
| excursion to Rocky Point today.
The Coventry Woman's Club held It's
| annual election of officers at its roonN
| in Anthony yesterday afternoon. anc
| these are the following officers for the
| coming year: President, Mrs. Georg'
| Corey: vice-president, Miss Cynthif
| Potter; treasurer. Mrs. Albert w
| Knight; secretary. Miss Cynthia Pot
| ter: recording secretary, Mrs. Fred
| erick III. Adams. In the evening tn
cinb celebrated it's anniversary by ;
| reception and supper in Odd Fellow'
/ hall which was attended by about 20
| of the members and invited guests
| During the evening an enjoyable mu
steal and literary entertainment wa
given by the members of the club. an
the whole affair was one OF the mos
ENJOYABLE in the history OF the or
| ganization.
An enterprising tramp. who was evi
IDENTIFY a reader OF the daily papers an
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student of human nature, made nj
appearance i'm the valley yesterda
dressed In a pair of army trousers an
leggings. and attempted to coax tn
rickels from the pockets of the resi-
dents by a pitiful story OF service !
cuba, during which he was WOUNDED
and OF being robbed Of his ticket HON
after being landed from a hospital shi
at Newport News. AS the upper pal
OF his dress did not correspond VIII
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his army outfit below. ne was no. sur
ressful in reaping a large harvest, an
finally ran against a veteran OF tf
civil war. who took so little stock
his tale of woe as to kick him on n
doorstep. Apparently disheartened b
his reception. he spent the night una,
the trees in Lippitt grove. ana ear
~ the New England railroad for n
land OF nutmegs, where the people al
NOT 40 unsympathetic and suspicious.