The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-10
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

Westcott is one OF the ends OF the
macadam road and on an evening
scores and hundreds OF bicyclsts may
be seen or heard at or near that place.
Nine-tenths OF the riders are without
lanterns and every evening an ACCIDENT
OF some kind occurs. Last evening two
young lady bicyclists collided and both
were thrown from their wheels and for
tunately neither badly injured. al
though the wheels were badly dam
| aged.
MT Henry Marsh of Crompton is Sc
riously i'll at his residence.
Miss Blandine Bedard of Arctic is
entertaining friends from Montreal.
Michael Boyle. one OF the Oldest Irish
American residents of the valley. died
at MS home in Riverpoint Tuesday
evening.
Representative Francis w. Greene.
who was so seriously in for a number
OF weeks, has recovered sufficiently to
take trip TO Watch HILL He IL ac-
companded by his wife.
John Walden OF East Bridgewater.
MASS, is the guest Of friends In Har-
ris.
Yesterday morning a horse belonging
frightened at a piece OF paper blow
ing along Main street, Riverpoint, and
ran furiously up the hill toward the
congregational church, scattering the
people on his route and making filings
lively for carriages. He was finally
captured without doing much damage.
The Woman's Relief CORPS held n
Pheasant meeting I'm Grand Army hall,
Phenix. last evening.
Mrs. George Thurston and daughter
or Manchester. ~. H., are the guests OF
friends I'm Harris
James Gee, manager OF Interlaken
print works, at Arkwrfgnt, fs enrpr-
talning friends from Philadelphia.
"A handsome monument has been
erected in memory of Mr.. Edward
Smith Of Lippitt in st. Mary's ceme-
terry Crompton.
Extensive repairs are being made on
the iron bridge that crosses the Paw
tuxet near the railroad station at Ark
wright
The annual clam bake of the Maple
Root SIX Principle Baptist church will
occur at the grove near the church next
Wednesday,
Miss Ada Moon OF Hope was so un-
fortunate as 10 lose part OF a finger
In machine at the mill at French |
town while visiting that place.
The police OF Centreville have de- |
teifnlned 10 clear the streets of the |!
gang or hoodlums who have besn in the |
habit of hanging about the corners /
ana sidewalks at night and insulting |
young women as they pass
The Washington Free Baptist Church
had a most enjoyable clambake at
Manchester's Grove, Anthony, on Tues
lay.
The lawn party held by Natick Rap-
iist Church last evening on the lawn
)f Mrs. Henry Bailey, Pontiac street, |
vas very successful one. both after
noon and evening. The grounds were
licely decorated and attractive booths |
'rected in which were sold things 70 |
ickie the palate and please the eye
ma lower the contents of ones pocket
look Large numbers of visitors were
'rought by the electric cars from
'rovidence and the adjacent villages.
While the attendance was large during {
ne afternoon il was much increased $
\ the evening. A special feature of {
ne evenings entertainment was the /
ddress on Patriotism" by the Rev I
Is. Ever of Providence. which was ]
eceived with applause by the large $
/
AT the meeting Of Maid Marion Cir I
e {. %. f.. in Foresters hall River [
ONT, last evening. IL was decided to 7
ave trolley party i'm connection with a
he moonlight excursion to be given b
the order on the evening of Sept. 5. o
rne delegates to the supreme con- y
enton. $