The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-26
CLUB STANDING.
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

At the regular meeting of Rocky Hill
Grange held last evening a large num-
ber OF members were present. The sub
| ject for discussion was Does Milk
Product Pay Better Than Market
Gardening?" May baskets with lunch
for two was served by the ladies.
A large attendance was attracted
last evening by the salad supper given
at the Congregational church by the
Ladies Social. supper was served from
TO o'clock and seats were i'm demand
during the entire time, Cut flowers
were attractive decorations to the ta-
bles. and food placed upon them was
we'll prepared and we'll served. After
supper fine entertainment was given
consisting of readings by Agnes Lind
| say. cornet solos by Wallace T.. Sphinx,
| phonograph selections by Everett
Nichols, vocal duets by Messrs. WAL
lace and Baker and tenor selections by
Mr.. German. The three last named
gentlemen were talent from Providence
The affair was both social and fnan-
ciai success.
Mrs. Asa Matteson is seriously III
with pneumonia at her home on Briggs
street, Phenix.
AT an adjourned meeting OF Cromp-
ton school district II was Unanimously
voted to erect n new school building. A
committee was appointed to consider
house.
The members of st. AnSyew's Sum
day school were entertained last even-
Ing at the parish house by the rector,
Rev. c. A. Meader, assisted by several
ladies OF st. Andrews guild A bounti-
full collation. was served to about 40
children, who much enjoyed the treat.
Later In the evening the children en-
toyed playing basket ball. and an ex-
hibition OF lantern slides was given by
Ward T.. Smith that filled the little
ones with de-.gfr. This entertainment
given to the little ones Is step in the
right direction. One OF the best ways of
securing happiness In the future is 10
give happiness in the present
Orders concerning the observance OF
Memorial Day "wednesday have been
issued 10 McGregor Post, No. IA. c. A.
r., OF Phenix, by Patrick Fitzpatrick.
commander OF the post Comrades are
10 report on the morning of Memorial
Day at o'clock sharp In full uniform
with white gloves and side arms. The
line will move at 1880 and will be form.
ed as followst Flower wagon. frs
squad. Sons OF Veterans McGregor
Post. The route of march will be to
Cottrell cemetery, Fiskeville -Four Cor
ners. returning through Hope. Phenix,
and Riverpoint 10 Natick thence to
Centreville and Crompton, through
Quidnick and Anthony to Knotty Oak
church, where dinner will be served by
members of the C. r. Society of the
church. After dinner Memorial service
will be rendered in the adjoining
cemetery. and q special service over
the grave OF the late Paris G. Johnson,
comrade OF the post. The post then
viii proceed direct TO Greenwood ceme-
terry, where the memorial service will
be performed at about $3.50 y. m. The
public are requested TO decorate along
the line OF march. and the school teach
ers are asked TO enlist the services Of
their pupils I'm procuring flowers. Flow
ers may be left at G.. A. II. hall, Phenix.
Harris store. Fiskeville hotel. Joseph
Gariiner's. Hope. Clyde drug store.
Balls restaurant. Naticls, Greenes drug
store. Centreville. John Lords = resi-
dence. Crompton, and Wlnsor's drug
store, Quidnick. All ex-soldiers and
sailors OF the Civil War, and OF the
Spanish War are invited 10 fall in.
Paul Valliere's little daughter. while
playing about her fathers yard at
Arctic. yesterday. fell. and dislocated
her arm at the elbow. DR.. Chagnon
rendered the surgical assistance
In making the transfer OF the real
estate OF the Harris co. to the Inter-
laken Co. STAMPS to the amount of
$l42.50 were used.
On account of necessary repairs to
the boiler the Apponaug print works
Will remain closed I'LL Monday morn
ing. The residence OF j. w. I.anders,
manager OF the Apponaug print works
is being extensively repaired and i'm
proved.
The cake sale and entertainment OF
the Ladies' Guild In Guild hall last ev-
ening was well attended and a finan-
cial and social success.
The monthly meeting of the Natick
Gun Club was held last evening A1
Woodside Inn.
About noon yesterday n horse driven
by Mr.. David sample ran away.
smashed the team and slightly injured
Mr.. Tample.