The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-08
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

A social will be given In Odd Fell
lows Hall, Riverpoint. on Saturday
evening by the baseball nine of Arc
tic.
Mr.. William Ball has broken ground
on Main street, Natick. In front of the
Howard hotel for the purpose of erect
ing large business block.
Al the open meeting OF the Coventry
Woman's Club held yesterday in Odd
Fellows Hall, Anthony, lecture was
given by MRS. Water stokes irons OF
providence upon American Character
ana Dialects. The lecture was one OF
the best oenvered before the cluD ana
much appreciated by the large and at
lentive audience present.
Rey. F'r. boylan OF fall River, Mass,
was the guest yesterday OF kev. r'r.
fIy IN OF ot. James Church, Arctic.
A successful strawberry supper was
herd In Union hall, Atlanuc avenue,
Lakewood, last evening by SUBURBAN
Lodge, No. D, ID. of H., the ladies' aux
Hilary of Lakewood Lodge, No. 49,
Ancient Order United Workmen. AL
though this was the first social event
of this lodge IL was well attended and
very enjoyable. The following num-
bers of the program were well render
ed: Piano solo. Miss Walker; reading,
loughby; duet. Misses Bessie hart and
Ella Corkrum; reading, Miss Agnes
Ricketts,; drill by eight little girls;
song, Miss Ida Corkrum; song, Master
Willie Willoughby; piano solo. Miss Ida
williams; song, Miss Jessie Brown;
plano trio, Misses Ethel Brown, Ella
Corkrum. Jessie Brown; duet Misses
Ethel and Jessie Brown; tableaux, Ber-
tha Sprague. Alice. Greene and Ida
Corkrum.
Ties and poles are being cut for the
electric road from Westcott to Appon-
aug. They are being cut near Burnt
Hill and the work of stringing the troll
ley wires between Apponaug and West
colt was commenced yesterday after
noon by employees of the company.
The bridge between Westcott and Ma
tick should be Immediately repaired by
the overseer of the highway in that To-
cality.
The feas. of st. John the Baptist will
be observed by Court Laurier Family
Protective Union of Phenix on Satur-
day. June %, by picnic and fete in the
grove at Lippitt.
At q meeting Of Court Mercier, F. of
A., TO be held this evening In St. Johns
Hall. Arctic, action Will be taken on
the application OF nearly eighty appli-
cants for membership received at the
last meeting OF the society.
Mr.. James Leville of Phenix. while
returning from Arctic in the evening.
met with an accident near the store of
Hoxie Brothers Company. AS he was
turning the corner he was run into by
carriage being driven furiously from
Harris. He was thrown heavily upon
the ground. being badly shaken up:
His injuries will confine him to the
house for several days under a physi-
clans care. No identity of the outfit
that caused the accident has yet been
discovered. II having been driven swift
ly away. Mr.. Leville's wheel In no
longer n wheel, but pieces.
Mr.. Herman. who was run down n
week ago by an electric car from
Providence. near the company's store,
at Riverpoint. has received ample salts
faction from the Suburban Railway
Company. for the injuries received.
At n meeting Of Leo Council knights
of Columbus. OF NaticS. held In their
hall II was voted 20 accept the invita-
tion OF ST. Johns Society 20 take part
intheparadeonJullvi HTHTHTH HIT
In the parade on July 4.
At n meeting OF the Natick Fire Com
pany held In Engine Hall. the commit
tee on grcnen's muster made n fun re-
mort. showing that the muster was n
financial success. and n series of re-
solutions was unanimously adopted
thanking Col. Webster Knieht for the
use NJ the picnic grounds and parapher-
nails on muster dav. II was also voted
20 attend tho fremen's muster at Bris-
tci IN rrre ~.
THE nrser % Cord Sa-aritans OF the
valley held . dobate I'D entertainment
~ Howard last evenine. that wss In
teresting and we'll attended.