The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-30
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

Yesterday horse belonging to Henry
Chambers stumbled on loose stone
and fell on High street. Phenix. break
ing a shaft of the wagon he was draw
ing and cutting a large and deep cash
I'm his head. He was taken from the
shafts and the cash sewed up
The Ladies' social of the Riverpoint
Congregational church will given an
entertainment in the vestry OF the
church this evening which is intended
To be the best OF the season. The com
mittee of arrangements have secured
excellent talent and will Introduce
novel and interesting features into the
entertainment.
Road Overseer Cagnon with his gang
of men and teams is engaged I'm repair
ing Quidnick street. Arctic, which thu
recent rains had badly washed.
The French Republican club will hold
a special meeting at their rooms In Arc
tic this evening at S o'clock
Court Lapham. r. of A., held its reg
ular meeting last evening. \ large
number was in attendance.
Joseph Bouchard OF Arctic has se-
salesman.
Mr.. e. Merrivale OF seekonk is visit
ing friends I'm Rockland.
I'm most OF the Valley schools in tha
town OF Scituate the school year IL
closing and the teachers are preparing
their pupils for the final examination
held at the close of the last term.
Eugene Bouchard OF Arctic is visit
ing friends i'm Fall River.
Mr.. Joseph Holmes will be the man
ager of the new cafe at Riverpoint
Nrs. Mary Lee OF Centrevillc is con-
fined to her home by "a severe attack
of bronchitis.
The many friends of Mrs, Mary j.
Gross in the Valley viii he panied 10
learn OF her death yesterday at Hope.
after a lingering illness of nearly
wears duration. She was for many
years a resident of Hope and univer-
sally respected and esteemed
The funeral of Joseph Blnls. who died
suddenly Saturday afternoon, was SOL
emnzed at St Joseph's church Tues
day Societe ST. Jean Baptiste and
Narragansett Tribe Of Red Men es-
corted the remains 10 the church and
the cemetery. the deceased being
member Of both organizations.
The town council Of Warwick has
appointed Samuel e. Jencks to cars
for dogs for the ensuing year. II Is tho
sheep that need To be cared Tor ana
not the dogs.
Foxes have become quite plentiful in
tho Valley. Robert j. sherman shot
one last sunday. thus showing tho
workmanship OF one Of the students or
tho Agricultural college OF Kingston.
The pawtuxet Veteran association
has extended an invitation To the town
council Of Warwick 90 attend the ami
vprsary of the surrender at Appomat-
tox, which they will observe. The cuun-
ell extended TO the association its
thanks for the invitation.
The game between the Rlverpoint
bowlers and tho pontiacs played on tina
allcys of tho latter az Pontiac last
|. evening was y closely contested one.
the Rivcrpoints winning by only one
pin the score OF the Rivsrpoints being
| ggn9 and the poutia,s 2S0i Fish OF tha
pontiaca made 5i3 points and Cattersun
| OF the Riverpoints made $50.
What We are told we believe; what
wt experience we know Manager Pot
I, tor OF the linton u R. compny.~l,as
been told THROUGH the papers that the
patrons of the Providence-Clyde chrs
| oftimes found IN weary waiting on the
Y turnouts Tor the expected car 90 naSs
Last SUNDAY he had little cNu"riencc.
a car left clyde NJ 2:So =. m. with Nam
/ aecr Potter rs n passenger. ON nfiir-
ing ~ westcott " stopped on tlir turn-
out and waited fGr tho prnviderc" cor
I 60 pass. Tho car waited until 3;t' be-
I. fore the Providence cor arrived TIE
I, patrons are pretty welt assured Tint
! whether the icus waiting can BE- rerir-
died or. mot. thai they have one mora