The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-08
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

A very pretty home wedding occurred
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ray at Clyde yesterday afternoon, when
their daughter Miss Mabel j. Ray, was
united in marriage to Charles J. Hud-
son, son of j. Ellery Hudson. factory
inspector, of Harris. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. e. III. Smith or the
Phenix Methodist church, only the ram
lilies OF the bride and groom being pres
ent. Miss May Hudson. sister or the
groom, acted as bridesmaid and 5ilas
Nye as groomsman. Mr. and MIS- ruu s.'a.,,
son left on the 4 o'clock train from
Clyde for a bridal tour through New
Hampshire, and on their return Will re-
side in Providence. -
Joseph Roy, a boy employed in the
spinning room at the Arctic MILL had
one OF his fingers caught ana padiy
mangled I'm the machinery while at
tending to his work yesterday. He was
taken to the Office OF DIR. G. II. Chagnon
at Arctic Centre, where his wound was
| dressed.
| from a visit to his parents at Ashton.
The Phenix Woman's Christian rem
nerance union held its hrst regular
meeting since the summer vacation al
| it's rooms on Main street this after
| noon. ,,
Misses Mary and Florence Burlin-
game OF Providence are the guests oi
| their uncle. DIR. Aram w. Colvin, at
| Phenix.
The annual meeting Of the members
| of the Pontiac Free Library association
| was held Tuesday evening, and the FOL-
| lowing officers were elected for the COM
1 ing year: President. w. III. summers
| by; vice president Frank WnittIe'
| treasurer. George X. Tyler; secretary
| ]. w. Corey: librarian. Richard Rus
sell: directors, Rev. r. c.. Williams,
Robert Henry, John Pollard and r. b..
| sherman. The books In the library
have recently been classified and the
| card system introduced. The library
4 will be reopened tomorrow evening.
| willard Newton or washington mas
been appointed station agent at the
| Arctic station OF the New England
railroad in the place OF Frank Brown
| Dr r. M. Smith OF Riverpoint left
Yesterday for a two days trip TO camp
| at Montauk Point.
! William H. Place Is seriously Ill at
his home In Arctic Centre. No.
Mrs. Melina Frignon, wife OF refer
Frignon. died Mt her home In jackson
this morning after n short Illness.
| James Culver had one OF his feet bad
ly crushed while at work building
wall on his place In Scituate yesterday
afternoon. culver was rolling iarse
stone over n plank from wagon TO the
ton OF the wall. when the plank broke
and the stone fell on his foot. crushing
"a badly. He managed 20 free his foot
! from beneath the stone. and, getting
into the wagon. rode to the house
where the wound was dressed by q
physician.
> Mr.. and Mrs. George Hedden of st
a Louis. Mo-. are the guests Of thei
daughter. Mrs. Elmer Perkins. a
. Natick.
e Frank Anderson went fishing in th
: river between Pontiac and Natfck yes
!. ferday afternoon. apd after waitin
patiently for the fish 90 bite he becam
y restless. and leaving his rod proppe
n up on the bank started Oft for a wal
!. | along the river In hopes OF nnding
!, more promising place for his fshin'
He was gone only few minutes. br
= on his return his rod and line veI
e missing, and now he r. unable 10 dccid
= whether he In the victim OF n snen
thief or n large FISH, but is rather "
| ciined tc think that some one can
II ! along who wanted his ria moro than J
j. aid and carried II OF without askln
= any questions.
III. Irving King has returned 60 n
9 homo IN New York pffer a visit wit
? his mother 1T Apponsus.