The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-26
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

Much needed improvements are being
made by carpenters and painters upon
Collins block on Quidnick street. Arc
tic.
At melting of S. s. Peter and Pauls'
Temperance Society, held Sunday af-
ternoon, at Temperance hail. Clyde, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Chaplain. Rev. IL. r.
Carrigan; president. T.. +. Dempsey;
vice president. Charles F. Moen; secre-
tary, Frank r. Duffy; treasurer. Johu
McGlynn; janitor Peter Sherlock; Mr..
Frank p Duffy, delegate to the nation
al convention at Philadelphia, Aug.
Gil.
Maid Marian Circle. c. o. F., holds its
semi annual election in Foresters hall.
Riverpoint. this evening.
Next Friday evening the Pocassei
Fire company will give social and baii
that promises to be one of the best OF
the season.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Temperance
Society of s. S. Peter and Paurs parish.
at it's meeting at Temperance hall.
Clyde. Sunday elected the following offi-
GERS for the term ensuing Chaplain.
Rev. f. F. Carrigan; president, Miss
Margaret A. Quinn; vice president. Miss
Mary Ford financial secretary, Miss
Mary Sherlock; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Mary G.. Duffy; treasurer,
Miss Mary r. Herman.
A collision between two bicyclists CO.
ing in opposite directions occurred yes
terday afternoon on the curve at Lip
pitt in front of the shoe store Of Mr..
Harry Davis. The force of the COLI
sion hurled one of the wheelmen from
his seat. who in falling demol's shed four
panes of glass in Mr. Davis front win
dow No serious injury was sustained
| by the wheelmen. who forgot TO leave
| their names or pay for the damage.
| 1t In doubtful If the managers of the
| public library at Pontiac have not ex-
| ceeded their authority in closing the
| public library during the summer. II
| would seem that libraries that derive
| their support from both the town and
| state. In part. should afford facilities
| during each week of the year for those
| whose patronage they desire 10 secure
proper reading. People of the country
desire to read in the summer as well
as people of the city
The Natick fire brigade was enter
| tained by a number Of business men
| OF the village at the engine house on
Saturday evening in honor OF their VIC
tory at Bristol.
Az a Providence -Riverpoint electric
bound for Riverpoint was descending
the hill at Natick about s o'clock Satur-
day evening, Mr. Patrick Burns of Pom
tiac left his seat In the car. and. with
out signalling the conductor. alighted-'
on his head-and was rendered uncon-
scious The car was stopped and Mr.
Burns examined by Dr. Fecteau. who,
upon exainination pronounced the in
j,iriss slight 1t would be well for cleo
tic cas passengers t. remember the old
adage OF Look Before You Leap"
The annual parish picnic OF st. James
church Arctic, viii occur at st. Mary's
grove, July 4.
The social entertainment given by
Pioneer Hose Company No. ]. River
point. at Temperance hall. Clyde, was
we'll attended and much enjoyed. The
program embraced an elaborate supper
a music Al entertainment and dancing
till a late hour OF the night.
Mr., J. Eddy. who has for many years
| niled the position of secondhand In the
srtnning department of rho Natick mills
| sent IN his resignation yesterday.
rhe Natick Dramatic club will give
dance in Natick hall Tuesday evening
JULY g.
Natick will he we'll represented AT tho
| Portsmouth camp meeting next month.