The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

The foundation for Lemoine's new
block. Quidnick street, Arctic. is com.
pieted and the building is to be imme-
diately erected upon IT,
| MISS Marian Greene OF California IA
the guest OF Miss Reach of Phenix.
Miss Josephine stillman of Harris is
visiting friends in New Hampshire.
The Social Literary club OF Anthony
VIII meet Tuesday evening with Chas.
Is. Read, its secretary.
The damage done TO the school house
at hope recently by lightning has been
| repaired during the past week.
| Inc need OF high school in the val
ley is seen when the fact is known that
nearly hundred pupils were graduated
| from lts grammar schools at the close
oi the spring and summer terms. III a
nlsh school were in the valley seventy
nVe OF the one hundred graduates
| would attend IT,
Inc numerous friends OF Representa-
tive FRANCES w. Greene will learn with
pleasure that he is nearly convalescent
AT one time his recovery was doubtful
ana cast the shadow OF gloom over the
entire valley.
old Glory council, ID. OF L., will meet
IN knights OF Pythias hall. Riyerpoint.
tomorrow evening. AS this is the last
meeting before summer vacation a
Iarge attendance is desired. Arrange
ments Tor social will be made at that
meeting
Circus day" will probably be anoth-
er plg uay I'm Phenix, and next Tues
udy the children will be delighted by
tne exhibition on Phenix hill.
fHe-hew electric railroad which was
10 prove OF so much benefit TO the towns |
OF ocltuate and Foster has not yet ma |
terialized.
The people in the upper part of the |
ing. 40
Mollie Pitcher council. ID. OF l.. will
meet I'm Grand Army hall. Phenix
Thursday evening next. The officers OK
,he ensuing term will then be installed |
ana full reports for the preceding term
will be made. ''''
The Thursday half holiday given by
the leading valley grocers, marketmen
dhu ury goods merchants. is much ap-
preclated by their clerks. bookkeepers
and truckmen. Mr.. Hugh v. Harold
OF Clyde drew up the petition, which
was signed by nearly every business
man in the valley
The town OF Coventry is much shaken
up by the action OF the Anti-Saloou
leagues effort TO enforce the provisions
or the sunday liquor law. The keepers
u
ihank for the prosecutions that have
oeen entered upon. They have boldly
broken the law and for the past two
'ears set the edicts OF town councils
ma public opinion at defiance. unit,
orbearance ceased to be virtue Ii is
o De hoped that the severe lesson ad-
mustered by the courts will be a les
ION that will not be forgotten ana that
IN outward observance OF the law al
east VIII be had by those TO whom H.
'enses are granted
through there will probably be n
srsat shrinkage OF the hay crop In tho
'aiey there Is no e-,der,e that there
De any shrinkage in The price.
! le People of Appoaaiig- are net well /
!, 2,easeu over the fact that the Union
hallroad company do NOT pronost to
'un the road any farther than Colling-
woods race track, thus leaving Appon-
aug out in the cold.
There Will be an important snacial
meeting OF the Coventry women's cIuh
n Odd Fellows hall. Anthony, this
afternoon.
'henix. Is entertaining her nieces.
Misses Annie and Bessie Brown of
hoosup Conn.
Mr. Orville Sears OF Fiskeville Four
corners is seriously iii at his home.
Rev. John Dean OF Dayville, Conn.
las accepted a call to the pastorate OF
he Riverpoint Congregational church.
Miss Anna Gamache OF Centervile
nd Miss Marie Bruneau start today for
n extended trip through Canada.
IL Is currently reported that the
Washington electric carss are TO run 10
latick.-If this is true -thera- is little
reliability that electric cars will be
un between Washington and Flske-
lille.