The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-15

large attendance OF members was
present st the regular meeting OF Mont
calm court. no. 387, Catholic Foresters.
held last evening in St. Johns hall. Arc
tic. One candidate for membership was
initiated. ..,,t.---===
An enjoyable meeting OF the Columbian
Whist club was 'neld last evening at the
residence OF Mr. and Mrs. VIM. IL. Snow,
Fiskeville
Albert Forrest OF Arctic, member OF
the Thirty-seventh Regiment. u. S. A.,
returned from the Philippine islands yes
terday afternoon. having been discharged
for disability.
A pair OF horses 20 which SProvidcnce
ped wagon was attached, became
frightened near the farm of koDert
Knight yesterday afternoon and rushed
fur.o1sly down the road toward Apo
naue. throwing out the driver and sec =
tsrinE the vegetables over the street for
several hunersd yards. The driver sus-
bruised, but fortunately escaped without
broken bones. The wagon was badly
wrecked by colliding with tree. Tho
horsos were nnally caught near the house
Walter Jenn.on, son OF Gustaf Johnson
cf Main street, Pontiac, while attending
to his duties in the spinning room in the
mill at Pontiac yesterday accidentally
between two gears, so managing IL that
smputation was necessary.
The annual Christmas sale was held by
the lie dies Social OF the Riverpoint Con-
gregstionsl church. In the church rarlors
last evening There was a large attend
ance and large number of Christmss
goods sold. An ENJOYABLE literary and
musicsl entertainment followed the sale.
LebQy has ceased on the Phenix road
improvements on Main street for the win
ter. The stone crusher ard steam roller
will be housed under shed being built
by the town of Warricx in the grove at
x special meeting Of the weavers'
union of the valley was held In Textile
largely attended and important business
transacted.
Ths first reunion OF the Alumni asso-
citation OF the Riverpoint pull lic school
ming. A lnrge membership was in at
tendance and the programme much en-
toysd- An address was given by Princi-
pal John NJ. Nye, followed by vocal and
served. The officers OF the association are
president, Owen Cunningham; vice presi-
dent, Nellie NJ Flynn: secretary, Mary
Iweedly treasurer. william FouIdes
Last evening q large number OF voters
were registered at Ltpritt town hall by
Town Clark Lockwood.
The Christmas bazaar and entertain
nnent held under the Benevolent society of
the Phenix NJ. f. church last evening In
the parish house. Phenix. was well pat
ronized and much enjoyed. The bazaar
will continue open this evening. when an
elaborate supper will be served.
The following grand aid petit jurors
have been summoned 10 attend the su-
preme court for Kent county which
meets at East Greenwich next Monday
morning.
tsrsnd-warwiek Bernard r Mccoy.
William Kane Michael McMahe,. Louis
n.eiardin. Cornelius Donahus: Coventry.
Silss A. Nye. Charles RI. wheeloek. Chas.
A. Tiffany. James Andrews. Jr. Herbert
BENNETT: East Greenwich. Nathaniel @.
Csrnenter, Edward ]. Kelley Henry r.
rldridrc Granville TT. Earle; West
Greenwich Thorse ! Knight. Charles
q Brown. Charles r Carwel Petit
Coventry. uo-scs ? Ralph Torin T.
sr.rcsr. Oliver w. Rerns't Thomas T..
Horkins Eerrv T. Writvsr. Charles NJ.
-vler, Luther Cornell Amos A. Jordan,
os-1no H,ll John r Greenwood: War
wick Michael N'lev. Jsrnss Mccormick.
Patrick Quinlan. Charles w. Randall.
Patrick 7 Asrew. James Carroll. cvris
-ddy Felix IT, Herman. John Brady:
Fast Greenwich John A. Tour.se. Ne--
Win " Pierce. G~orr~ A Varehn Chss.
A. Vaughn Cec~re W Sunderland Ed
ward v Andrews Thomas " Calvin:
west creerwich. F'ihu " Natteson,
Hcnry w. Ballou, Sar1uel Kettelle.