The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-27
PAWTUXET VALLEY

The fair OF the Fiskeville firemen at the
town hal, I'm that place was well attend
ed Saturday evening a large number of
the members OF Pioneer Hose Company
OF Riverpoint were i'm attendance and
were much pleased with the evening =
exercises.
Eta Mcbride. "A weaver In Phenix mill,
suffered a severe laceration OF her right
hand Saturday afternoon while engaged
in cleaning a loom. The hand was some
how drawn into the loom and badly torn
although no bones were broken.
The rummage sale I'm the McNulty
building on Allen street, Riyerpoint.
held during the past week by the Ladies'
Society OF the Riverpoint Congregational
church, proved very successful. The sale
will net the church nearly three hundred
dollars
The East Side Club has been organ
lied by large number of young men
living i'm East Natick
Walter Budlong. the boss carpenter at
Riverpoint, while engaged i'm measuring
shafting at the mill Saturday fell
from the ladder and broke his ankle.
A French Canadian employed ina the
clyde Print Works nearly lost his arm
and probably his life by having his arm
caught between belt and pulley yester-
day Fortunately he was thrown by the
helt- -axaX- from the pulley and escaped
with severe wrenching and few cuts
and bruises.
A little Italian girl while employed I'm
the Natick mill had two fingers cut off
yesterday by machinery.
The fall term of the public school at
Pontiac closed last week after "A success
ful term of L. weeks. The following re-
tad Nv aa
Grammar department. Mary v. Snow
teacher--Whole number registered. %:
average number belonging. 2S: average
daily attendance, %. percentage of at
tendance. .96.
intermediate department. Mary ID.
Phillips. teacher-whole number regis
tered. 3O average number belonging, 2S.
average daily attendance, 26; percentage
Of attendance, 81
Primary department, Emma T.. A. Pfan-
ner teacher-Whole number registered.
so; average number belonging. 50; average
daily attendance, AZ; percentage of at
tendance, "a.
Kindergarten department, Susan c..
Wilson, teacher--Whole number regis
tered, 81; average number belonging, 80;
average daily attendance, S6.
The winter term commenced Monday
morning.
The societies connected with the Natick
BAPTIST church have generously donated
twenty-five dollars worth of provisions
TO the poor OF the village as thanksgiv-
ing Offering
The heavy downfall of rain OF Sunday
and yesterday have partially filled the
wells OF the valley.
j. VI. Quinn. II. J. Fitzpatrick and VIM.
Costello have been elected delegates by
s. 4. Peter and Pauls T. A. u. Society OF
Phenix 10 the thirtieth annual convention
OF the Diocesan Temperance Union, 10
be held at Pawtucket on Thanksgiving
Day.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Union elected as
delegates TO the same convention Misses
Margaret A. Quinn. Nellie G.. Duffy and
Mary Ford. The 4. A. y. society and the
Ladies' Auxiliary will be represented on
the board of governors by James u. Fo-
ley and Mrs Mary G. Duffy.
pleasant wedding occurred at St
Johns church. Arctic. this morning when
James Martin of Riverpoint and Alberti-
ma Gould OF Lower Point were united in
marriage Both parties are deseryedly
popular I'm the valley.