The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-28
NEWS IN AND ABOUT /.
THESE PLANTATIONS
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

The Ladies Auxiliary Temperance
Society will give their regular parish
concert in Temperance hall, Clyde, next
Sunday evening.
The body OF Mrs. Joel Cady was
brought to Greenwood cemetery, Phe-
nix, for interment Wednesday. Mrs.
Ca was. an old resident OF the val
ley.
The Pawtuxet Valley Philatelic So
ciety held it's semi-monthly meeting
with John L. Kent, Lippitt.
The next meeting of the Coventry
Woman's club will occur next Wednes-
day afternoon at odd Fellows hall,
Anthony. Mrs. Marion Brazier VIII ad-
dress the meeting upon the subject Of
Are you growing old gracefully"
Byron Read of Anthony has had for
the past few weeks as undertaken an
average OF two funerals each day.
John Gordon, driver for w. A. Bur-
dick Greene was severely injured by
being thrown from his team Thursday.
Business is booming in North Cen
tredale. The mills are running extra
time and the merchants report trade
as very good.
Bowling Is very popular i'm River
point. The return game between the
Riverpoint and Pontiac teams VIII oc-
cur at Pontiac next Tuesday evening.
The Rocky Hill Grange held an in
teresting meeting Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Whitford Of Stockton,
Cal. and her sisters, Freelove ana
Minnie Shippee were guests OF the
Magoon family, Rocky Hill on Thurs
day.
Rev. c. A. Tucker of Greencastle.
Ind. gave an interesting temperance
lecture at the Baptist church i'm Natck
Thursday evening.
Commodore Perry Council No. 10, o.
l.. A. NJ OF RoclSland elected the fol-
lowing officers who were duly Installed
by Deputy state Councillor stephen 7.
Arnold OF Providence:
Councillor. A. Leny Gallup; wee
councillor Norris w. Robinson; re-
cording secretary. Edward G. Carr; as
sistant recording secretary, Raymond
A. Waterman; financial secretary, Syr-
n Paine; treasurer. Albert n. Luther;
inductor. Horace r. Paine; examiner
Emery +. Vickers; inside protector,
Albert f.. Atwood outside protector,
Walter r.. Comstock; trustees. John IA.
Comstock. Joseph Il. Round. Walter r.
Comstock
The Riverpoints won i'm the match
game between them, and the Arctic
Checker Club I'm closely contested
game last evening.
Manchester brothers of Anthony
have harvested two thousand tons OF
Ice averaging about eight inches IN
thickness.
The modern Jehu drives in PhenlS
without lights. A boy named ProulS
was knocked down and run over by MS
carriage last evening but fortunately
escaped with few bruises.
George Phelan. three-year-old BOY
who was so badly scalled yesterday p1
! falling into pail Of boiling water II
| Arctic Centre, died yesterday afternoon
| at his home on Main street.
The following officers OF the PaN1ux-
! ct Branch OF the Old Colony Coopera
tive Bank OF Providence were elected
at a meeting held in Sinotts block last
evening. President Harold Lawton, Vice
President James Gee, Secretary -Dr
Charles X Clarke. Local Attorney
Judge Il. +. Warner. local advisory
board. the board OF officers and IL. T.
Emmons. DIR. Frank u. Smith, Thomas
Manchester Alfred B. Arnold. Frank
NJ. Tucker and DR.. A. G.. Sprague. The
secretary's report showed that one
hundred persons were depositors. and
that over $4,000 had been received IN
this locality.