The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-21
PAMTUxET VALLEY.

Washington, ID. c., are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Treat of Center
Vile.
The Arctic Gun club, which has been
recently organized, held it's first trial
shoot on it's grounds near the depot at
Riverpoint. The members OF the club
made a good score for the first trial.
The trial was the best in twenty five
birds with a twenty-five-foot rise. The
following is the score: j. Healey, 20:
Il. Casburn, IL; Il. Walsh. l6; S. Saun-
ders, IA; Byron Smith. IL; f. Donohue,
IA; j. Mayette, 10.
Mr.. Peter Maynard is seriously I'D
at his home i'm Riverpoint.
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Beale of Hope
are entertaining relatives from Boston.
A large audience enjoyed the concert
given by the children OF the Crompton
Baptist church and showed their ap-
probation by generous contribution.
Mrs. T. w. Brown of Moosup Conn,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
V. Slocum, High street, Phenix.
The members Of the Riverpoint hose
brigade met last evening i'm Pioneer
hose house and voted TO join the Rhode
Island State Flren-in's league. Fore
man DOnohoe of hose company No.
was elected a delegate for two years
S. IL. Whitman of No. for one year
and George III. Quinlan of No. 3 as an
alternaie
The Citizens association OF Phenix
viii hold a meeting i'm the store Of A.
w. Deane for the purpose OF making
arrangements for the proper celebra-
tion Of July in the village of Phenix.
The Sunday school concert of the
PawtuXet Baptist church was we'll at
tended and very pleasing. Musical ant
elocutionary selections were given in
very credtable manner.
AT meeting of the ST. Johns society
of Arctic il was decided to celebrate
the anniversary of St. Jean Baptiste,
the great French-Canadian patron on
next Sunday. On Sunday morning the
organization Will attend the o'clock
mass in ST. Johns church i'm body,
when special music will be rendered by
the famous st. Cecilia choir. A banquet
will be served in the evening i'm st
Johns hall to the members OF the or.
ganzation and it's friends. number
of delegates from Fall River and
Woonsocket are expected to be present
IT is intended to make this meeting a
memorable one.
Mr.. Elijah Collins and Miss Emily
Washington. esteemed residents OF
Crompton, were united i'm marriage
yesterday morning by Rev. l.. NJ
Hardy.
Liquor Complainant M. ]. Riley of
Warwick called upon several of tha
liquor saloon keepers Sunday and or.
dered them to close up their places OF
business.
A painful accident occurred to Josh
ua Magoon Of Frenchtown at Center
vile yesterday. While engaged in pur-
chasing articles i'm Tyier's store hi,
horse became frightened and he rush.
and so badly sprained his ankle as to
be unable To walk. He was assisted In
to his carriage and driven home.
The members Of the Phenix Woman's
Christian Temperance union have ar.
ranged for parlor meeting and lawn
party to)occur at the home Of Mrs. AL
fred Il. Arnold at Anthony at 4,p. m.
4 literary and musical entertainment
has been arranged for the occasion.
The Warwick town council has placed
a street sprinkler on the macadam road
running from the Coventry line and
Westcott and the Coventry town coun-
Gil has ordered the macadam road
sprinkled from Phenix through Ark
wright. If the towns OF Cranston and
Scituate Will do the same. Main street
which is macadamized from Hope to
Westcott, will be thoroughly sprinkled.
The annual floral concert Of the Riv-
erpoint congregational Sunday schooi
was one OF the finest ever given by
that organization. The audience was
large. the music fine and the recita.
tions excellent.
The new town council Of the town Of
Coventry elected the following officers
at their meeting on Monday: Con-
stables James V. Fish. -. O. J.. Pierce.
LEVEL NJ. Whitman. Charles NJ. Mat
tey and James Pollitt. fourteen police
constables; auctioneers. VIM. A. S.one,
Horace NJ. Battey. T. w. ID. Baker:
town auditor. Jasper G. Harrington;
health officer. John Winsor. NJ D.:
fence viewer. George y. Parker: ap-
praisers of real estate. VIM. A. Stone.
John y. Whipple; corders of wood. H.
NJ. whitman. John T.. Whipple. H. II.
Nixon. Richard w. Andrews; pound
keeper. i. -. Greene: town sealer
Charles r. Briggs; weighers OF cotton
q. +, f('wton. J. g. Harrington. Chas
w. Conuell SURVEYORS OF humber. T.. y.
Matteson. H. ~. Furster: weighers Of
meprhl ndise. J. Cornell. c. w. Cornell:
truant officer. w u. Stubbs: town So
licitor. T.. *. Parker: tramp officer. L.
ID. Greene -ch, .-nf police, -calxin- Hop
k,ns.