The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-20
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

When the books OF the Pawtuxet
Valley library are recatalogued 1t will
be one of the best arranged Libraries
outside of the city OF Providence.
MIR. George Il. Williams and wife OF
Washingto1 ID. c., are the guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. Abner r. Phillips of Lip
pitt.
The X-rays lawn party, held on the
lawn of the Phenix NJ. f.. church Tues
day evening. was a social and financial
success. Nearly 200 persons were pres
ent and enjoyed the entertainment. The
lawn was very prettily decorated with
Chinese and Japanese lanterns and
electric lights n number of very pret-
ty booths had been erected where cake.
ice cream confectionery lemonade and
fancy articles were sold. y musical en-
tertanment was given OF much interest
10 those on the ground. the Epworth
league will net handsome sum as the
proceeds of the evening.
A deer that has probably escaped
| from some menagerie has been fire.
uuently seen I'm different places in the
| town of Scituate in the last few days.
| He seems 10 be quite tame and grazes
\ with cattle, but fees at the sight OF
| dogs.
| Deputy State Chancellor Foster was
| present at the meeting OF Warwick
| council, No 32,. o. u. A. NJ. Tuesday
| evening. He found the council in
fiourishing condition.
over 60 members of the Ladies' auxil-
! iary. T. A. society, and their friends "
| st. Peter and Paul's church. Phenix.
took a trolley. ride To Roger Williams
| park Tuesday evening, returning al
| midnight. They much enjoyed their
trip.
The funeral OF Miss McManus, who
died =. her home in Arctic Center SYN
day, was held at st. JanSs' church yes.
terday morning. The church was hllec
witn relatives and friends OF the de-
ceased. Many floral offerings gracec
the casket.
During the absence Of Mr.. II. l.
Spencer for a few weeks vacation a
Moonstone Beach, MIR. Clarence Spen
-eef- it-a acting as librarian ~ the Paw
tuxet Valley library a, Phenix.
The work of wiring Main street
once was agreed upon by the contrac
committee of Phenix fire district an'
the electric light company at meetinl
held Tuesday at Hoxsie Bros building
| Phenix The service viii be frst-clas
and the district will be well lighted.
One of the large windowsin Crquart
store was broken Tuesday AFTERNOON
by young men who were playing Dal
on clyde square. Playing ball on th
public street is not only dangerous pu
some times somewhat costly.
The Phenix Woman's Chr'stlan rem
perance union will hold their regula
meeting in Grand Army hall this art
| ernoon Current events Will be treate'
by Mrs Ralph and Mrs. Champlin, am
Mrs. Woolsey will present paper o,
"Enco'6agement VS.. Discouragement
Mr.. Dolphis Millitte and Miss Rosild
| Theroux were married at St. John
, | church. Arctic. Monday morning o.
| Rev. Father Giroux.
, The Sunday school Of the RlVerpoln
| Advent church made its annual eNcui
, sion to the shore yesterday morning j
several large party wagons.
: Last evening the ordination serNte
OF Rev York A. King to the pastoral
, Of the First Baptist church in Cromp
ton was largely attended by the psopi
of the village The order OF service wa
, as follows Singing choir and congre
/ CATION; invocation, Rev. A. /, Putnan
= Anthony; music, choir; prayer Kew :
, | X Ever. Providence. must. cholr: SCI
4 mon, Rev. George Bullen, D. ID. New
$ ton Center; ordaining prayer, ReV'
, s. Bartlett Providence; music choli
: hand Of fellowship. Rev. G.. W. kigle
= Providence: charge 10 candidate, ~
= w. A. Lane. Warwick; charge 20 u
= church. Rev +. A. Robinson, Pawtucl
h ct: Hymn No. 126. choir and congreB'
= ton; benediction. Rev YORK Is. Ming