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

Mrs. Clara Cushman. a returned mis-
sionary from China. gave an interest
ing address before large audience in
the Centerville NJ. L. church Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Campbell of
Phenix have returned from a trip TO
fangoo pond.
Another accident caused by scorch-
ing cyclist is reported at Hope. Sam
uel Fletcher, a child of five years OF
age and son of John Fletcher. was run
into by bicyclist while crossing the
street near the residence Of Joseph
Donnelly Saturday evening. The little
boy, who had his collar bone broken,
WAS picked UP and carried TO his home
where the fracture was reduced by tho
resident physician.
The literary and musical entertain
ment given in Lyceum hall, Pontiac,
for the benefit OF the Pontiac free IL
brary, was well attended and proved to
be a great social and financial success.
The exercises at the meeting of the
Methodist Ministers association of the
Providence district held today at the
NJ. T.. church in Centerville will include
devotional services at 3 a. m, to be
followed by addresses by Rev. j. s.
Pridglord. The Crisis of This World:
INtN. u. II. ~ uttlilE, lie hfHBuOIIl
God on Earth; Rev. NJ. S. Kaufman,
"Rudyard Kipling Among the Immor-
tails" Afternoon services at 2 p. m.
Devotional and business with address,
es by Rev. r. r.. Schulz, Movements of
Plants; Rev. c. w. Holden, THE
Truer Feeling for Christ" Quiet hour.
conducted by c. III. Smith followed in
the evening by an address by Rev. S.
NJ. Dick.
A N h0t onAn ..&..
will be held at the Lapham institute
grounds in North Scituate ThursdayJ
large number Of Sunday schools in
the valley will be represented.
"A valuable COW belonging to the Lap
ham estate had one of its legs broken
yesterday afternoon and the company
was obliged to kill the animal.
The Rev. k. n. Rabenius. pastoy Of
the Swedish Lutheran church, Pontiac,
accompanied by his family. consisting
of wife, daughter and two sons, has
left for Sweden. his native home via
Boston on the steamer New England.
Dominion line. He will visit relatives
and friends in Scandinavia for the next
three months, During his absence Mr..
o. j. Newscon of Angustana college.
Rock Island. ILL.,, will officiate.
The Riverside baseball team and the
Anthony picked mines crossed bats yes
terday the former winning by a score
Of "a TO 90
The bicyclists of Washington are
highly indignant at the action OF a
resident in completely covering tho
sidewalk with clam shells.
Mr.. Armie Duhahriel, who has acted
as head clerk az Chagnon's drug store,
Arctic Center for several years. has
resigned his position to accept SINH
lar position i'm one the large phar-
macies IN Providence
The Swedish male sextette Pontiac
took an active part i'm the convention
of the eastern division of the Ameri-
can Union OF Swedish singers which
was held in Worcester last week and
was much praised for the artistic work
performed in rendering number OF
vocal selections.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union of Centerville will visit the town
asylum of Warwick on Friday after
noon. Mr.. Fred Brayton Of Fiskville
Four Corners is building a large addi-
tion To his building.
The fine estate OF the hate Mrs. Chris
topher r. Greene at Harris has been
purchased by John j. Arnold. ESQ, OF
Phenix. who will remove from his pres
ent residence at the corner OF Broad
and Main streets TO his new property.
Two large ventilators are being erect
ed on the roof of Hope mill for the pur-
pose OF giving more and better air to
the spinning room. The former system
OF ventilation has been found TO be in
adequate.
The valley villages are TO be connect
ed ith East Greenwich and the War
wick shore resorts via Apponaug and
Westcott by the Suburban Railway
company. This news gives great sat
isfaction TO the people OF the valley
who have long desired a cheap and
speedy transportation 10 the shore.
During six or more months OF the year
this route Will be extensively patron
lied
The June examinations In the public
schools Of the valley nave already COM
menced and are proving very satlsfac-
tory.
IL IL currently reported that Capt. A.
A. Brainard OF the North village cotton
Nails at Webster has resigned his posi-
ton and that he will become the gem
eral manager Of the cotton mills own