The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-18
PsWTUXET VALLEY

The CLYDE Fire Brigade will hold It's
annual supper at the clyde hotel, sat
urday evening.
The fare on the suburban electric
road from Riverpoint. it is said. viii not
exceed ten cents TO Rocky Point.
The annual banquet OF the Pawtuxet
Valley BARRIERS Union will be held next
sunday evening at the Clyde hoteLThis
union believes in disciplining its mem
bers who work Sundays and does 1t.
Eating is not working If the food Is
well cooked.
Mrs. McGeoch. a native OF Scotland
but for many years "A resident Oh ron
tiac. is seriously i'll at her home on
Railroad street. The old lady Is in hel
eightieth year and her recovery Is eN-
ceedngly doubtful. She is well known
and highly respected in ;he |alley'
Rev. Francis @. Williams. former rec
tor of All Saints Episcopal church Pom
,iac. having accepted the rectorshlp Oh
Trinity Episcopal church az Mlltoru
Mass. moved his family and goods t,
that place on Monday.
Miss Emma Walton of Pla!nileld,
Conn. is visiting friends in Quidnlck.
Mary Lodge, ID. of r.. /. y. .. f., at
its meeting in odd Fellows hail. River
point. installed the following ofhcers
for the'year ensuing: Noble grand, An
ME Gorton. vice grand. Annie Johnson
recording secretary, Mrs. John Burdlck
financial secretary. Mrs. VIM A. Car
penter. chaplain. Annie CIemmens'
treasurer. Martha j. Rose.
A large number of members OF the
order were present including large
delegation from Eugenia Lodge. ID. OF
r.. of Anthony. At the close OF the IN
stallation ceremonies II. G.M.. Thomas
NJ. Holden in neat little speech pre-
sented to Past Grand Mrs. Theuis q
beautiful jewel i'm behalf ot Mary
Lodge. A bountifui supper was served
at the close of the exercises
The meeting OF the Centreville Ep-
worth League was held Tuesday even
ing al the residence of Mr.. T. w ID.
Clarke on Main ST. I.
/ The funeral OF FRANK Erskine, son Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Erskine. or Gov
entry. was solemnized at st. Mary
church yesterday.
The Zouave Society of Arctic Centrt
at it's melting hast evening AZ It's head
quarters I'm Arctic Installed its officers
for the ensuing term.
Mr. and Mrs. George Potter. Oneco
Conn.a are visiting friends In the Valley
MISS Lila tften, OI NHtck, VINO was
so unfortunate as To lose valuable
bracelet, which TO her was precious
memento. Yesterday. was gladdenei by
having. returned 90 her "A few hours
later by Jennie Bailey who picked 81 VI
and returned IL 60 her. huding bY in
quiry that she was the owner.
Mrs. Charles Remington. of Brooklyn
New York, is visiting relatives in Ma
tick.
Nine marriages have been solemniz.
ed I'm st. Joseph's church, Natick, since
Jan |. 1900.
Miss Edna Hale of Providence. rep-
rcsrn nting the w. Q. r. T. visited tho
Boxer street school Of Natick and spoke
interestingly upon the evils of cigarette
smoking. Al the close OF her remarks
over 90 OF the bows took tho pledg.
no; TO smoke until they were 81 years
W age.
The annual meeting the stockholder'
OF the Warwick mill ~ Cantrcvillc ".
helf Yesterday. Rcrorts from tn
treasurer and secrpfa~v were read
which were very satisfactory \ sis
per cent. dividend showed tho businps,
10 he I'm very PROSPEROUS condition
as "A good deal Of fhe moncv had beer
spent in iuprovinc tho utant
Messrs Harold Y. Tawton and Mar
tin v. Sinno't both OF Centreville. were
among the directors elected.