The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-13
PAWTUxET VALLEY.


The supper and entertainment given
last Saturday evening by Mr.. Toussaint
Paventeau at Union Paroissiale club
hall. Arctic Centre. was We'll attended,
over 200 persons being present. The
exercises continued until nearly Md
night and were much enjoyed by all.
The Swedish Lutheran church. Pom
tiac. is having a season OF great pros
perlty. New members are frequently
added to its membership. Sunday four
persons were admitted.
A light is needed in a dark place
at the drinking fountain in Centre
willie.
The Girls Friendly society will meet
Tuesday evening in Guild hall, Cromp-
ton.
The Centreville EpworHh league win
hold a literary meeting at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Albert Tyler on Brook
side evenue on Tuesday evening. The
subject of discussion will be Lowell. ."
l.. Il. Mason, Esq, OF Westerly is
visiting friends In Pontiac.
The young men OF ST. Philips guild,
Crompton, will give on Friday even
ing their first minstrel entertainment
in Guild hall.
TIE society of st. John the Baptist
held their semi monthly meeting in
Grand Army hall. Phenix, yesterday
afternoon. large number were pres
ent and two candidates admitted.
Archie Demers has purchased the
barber shop OF Ludger Brown at Arc
tic.
The Naturalization society Of Phenix
held its regular meeting in Grand
Army hall yesterday.
Mr.. Richard Gerard, who Is seriously
i'll Of erysipelas, Is being cared for by
his daughter, Mrs. Il. Il. Payson Of
Riverpodnt
Mr.. Henry Morreau has accepted the
position of clerk with. Mr.. Amasa Taber,
Centreville.
A pleasant meeting OF the Columbia
Whist club was held at the residence
OF Miss Fannie Waterhouse on War
wick avenue. Centreville, last Satur-
day evening.
A pleasing lecture and stereopticon
exhibition was given by Rev. FIR. Bour-
geois Sunday evening in st. Johns
church, Arctic Centre.
Nos and 2 teams played the final
game in the bowling tournament which
has been held between the four teams
for the past month, at Thorntons
Opera House. Riverpoint, on Saturday
evening. M. ] won by orly six pins.
A match game has been arranged be-
tween the two teams for $40 side.
Thomas Catterson was the winner of
the gold headed cane, he having rolled
the highest score.
Mrs. Josephine Randall OF Sterling,
Conn.,, is the guest Of friends in An
thony
The new statue of St. Anthony OF
Padua recently presented to ST.
James church. Arctic. was unveiled
Sunday evening. followed by musical
vespers.
The public school at Phenix obsedved
Flag day yesterday with appropriate
exercises McGregor Post was repre-
sentedtby Commander Fitzpatrick.
The ladies' auxiliary of s. S. Peter
and Paufs 7. A. Il. society held an
interesting meeting in Temperance hall.
Lippitt, yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Hutchins OF Parker street,
Phenix. is dangerously iii of pneumo-
nea at his residence.
Fred Blanchette has accepted "A posi-
tion at Rondeau's market, Arctic.
The Willing Workers of the Centre
vile Methodist church will hold a
measuring party in the church ves-
try next Thursday evening. An Ella
borate supper will be served and a fine
entertainment given.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ann F. Lawton,
an old and highly respected resident of
Centreville, was held Sunday afternoon
at the Advent church at Riverpoint
interesting addresses were given at
the Knotty Oak church. Anthony. and
the Nj. E. church. Washington. Sunday
afternoon by Rev. Mr. Kneeland. ID. D..
or Boston. secretary OF the. New Eng
land sabbath Protection league upon
the objects. aims and workings Of that
society.
The Centreville Woman's Foreign
Missionary society connected with the
M, Il. church of that place will meef
next Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence ~ Mrs. $. NJ. Clarke on High
street, CentT'eville.