The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-14
PAWTUxET VALLEY

Mr.. j. II. Fish has been appointed
postmaster at Moose Neck Hin.
The new block of Louis Lemoine a
Arctic Centre has received the name OF
Alice Building" in memory of Mr.
Lemoine's daughter Alice. who was
killed by the collapse OF an old build
| ing that stood on the same spot "a few
| years ago.
| Mr.. T. w. ID. Clark. assistant cashier
of the Centreville National Bank, is re-
| ported seriously III.
The recent rain has caused much
damage 10 the roads of South Scitualte.
The workmen on the trench wall at
| the new mill' at Centrevile have
been retarded in their labors by the
recent stormA
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hathaway OF
Woonsocket are the guests OF relatives
I'm Crompton.
The Spring Lake mills near Wasn-
ington which for a long time have been
stopped are now running night and day
with two sets OF hands. Constant work
for "A long time ahead IL ensured to
their employees by reason OF the large
Arrangements have also betn made for
the establishment OF an electric light
ing plant as soon as possible.
The Alumni association OF the Ma
tick grammar school Will give an oys-
ter supper and entertainment i'm En-
gine hail. Natick, which promises 10 be
one of much interest to the residents
OF that village.
Despite the RAIN and mud Of Mon
day evening the fair OF the Pawtuxet
Volunteers in Odd Fellows hall. Paw
tuxet opened auspiciously and pre-
sented a brilliant and animated spec
tacle. The hail was tastefully decor
ated, and the booths in charge OF the
ladies were bowers OF beauty. The fair
will be continued the entire week and
wall be visited by many OF the organ
iZations OF the Valley
The funeral of the late Charles A.
lde Of Apponaug was attended by a
large gathering of his friends OF the
Valley on Monday. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. II. II. Woffenden.
A special meeting OF the Auburn
Athlemc ASSOCIATION will be held tomor-
row eveuing. AIT which time important
business Will be presented for action.
Interesting exercises were held at the
school house, Apponaug, on Monday
chiefly pertaining TO the martyred pres
ident Lincoln.
c., Natick were formally opened. and
the downpour OF rain
a good attendance was present. A fine
program arranged by Lecturer Joseph
Barber aud Chaplain Rev. FIR. Leblanc
was we'll carried out.
The Mems club OF Riverpoint list
ened last evening 10 an interesting ad-
dress delivered by the Rev John
Deans. pastor II the Congregational !
church OF that place.
Thomas Green and wife OF Plainfield /
Conn, are the guests OF friends i'm Arc |
tic
Richard Grrard. an old resident OF |
the Valley. is seriously IN Of erysipelas |
at his residence i'm Centreville.
The annual turkey supper Of Alert |
Hose company No. or the Rverpons /
fire departments occurred hast night |
The night was dark, the rain poured |
down I'm torrents and the waiter and |
mud In the streets was ankle deep. but
every member OF the company and |
many invited guests were present. over
30 persons parTook OF an excellent sup
per served by Conway. After supper !
speeches were in order and Samuel r. -
Whlpple was introduced as Ioastmas-
Ter. Chief Engineer Thomas Mcclure.
Foreman Con. DonNue OF Pioneer
Hose Co. Na l. Foreman H. +. Nc
<enna Of Active Hose Co No. 3. Cant.
H. G. EMS Captain Of Warwick Hose
20. No. of Warwick and a number OF
ythers responded 10 toasts Smoking.
singing and story telling occupied the
lime till midnight and the 18th ami
Of Alert Hose company had
become N thing of the past. but long
q be held in pleasant remembrance