The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
PAWTUxET VALLEY

The Ladies' Society OF the Epworth
Mission. Arctic. held very successful
supper and entertainment in the chapel
on Saturday evening. A large number
patronized the supper tables and the sup
per was pronounced excellent. The enter
talnment consisted Of vocal and !nstru-
mental music, solos. duets, quartets.
readings and recitstions, and was a very
enjoyable one. Much credit is due the
committee who had charge OF this social
treat The amount realized, which is a
handsome one. win be used for the work
OF the mission. The mission hds accom-
plished great amount OF good in it's
religious and charitable work and is well
worthy of the support II is receiving
Natick fishermen are noted FOR their
success with the hook and line. A party
who visited Troge reservoir yesterday re-
turned last night with about 80 pounds of
fine pickcrel.
Pasco. the boss OF n gang OF Italians
who are laboring In the town OF scituate,
and are at present located near North
Scituate started from Rocklsnd on sun
day 20 visit the gang Ia It's new headquar-
ters He got off the road with his horse
and buggy and niistook a cart path for
"a regularly Travelled road and IN some
way drove into disused quarry pit The
fall killed the horse outright and smash
ed tho buggy into kindling wood. but Pas
CO fortunately escaped with few cuts
and bruises.
James Russell Rurlingamc the o-year-
old son OF Representative Joseph Il. Bur
lingame of Lakewood. celebrated his 9th
birthday with about % of his young play
mates, boys and girls, At the home of his
father on Atlantic avenue on Saturday.
The young people amused themselves
with various games finishing at fvo
o'clock with fine birthday dinner which
was much enjoyed by the little ones.
An artesian well has just been cpm-
pleted at Arkwrieht for the 1nterlaken
company, having a capacity OF 5000 gal-
Ions per day. IL will he used 10 assist In
supplying the dye house with the quality
of water necessary tor us business. The
boring machine being removed the well
will be put TO immediate use.
Two new "orizontsl turbine having n
capacity OF about b0 horse power arrived
at The Quidnck depot Yesterday for the
Quidnick company. They will be placed
Ia No. I mill IN consequence of the break
ing OF the large ny wheel OF that mill a
few weeks since
An Illustrated lecture on the civil
War WAS given before large audience
sunday evening In 81 Johns church.
Arctic. by Rev. J. r. Bourgeois. pastor
OF that church.
MIR. aud Mrs. James Hanna, OF Nstlck.
entertained a large party of their friends
at their residence on Tilllnghsst avenue
last eycnin. A. ten O'Clock an slaborat -
collation. var served.
Saturday while engaged about a new
patent loom George Shearnes. overseer ~
the weaving department. In the mill AZ
Crompton. had his hand badly lacerated.
The loom WAS started without warning
and his hand became cntanRled IN the
machinery.
The funeral or William Mitchell well
known citizen ~ the valley and resident
OF Arctic. occurred at the mission chapel
on Quidnick street. Sunday afternoon.
Row. Joseph Cooper ofhclated.
John Barber. a former resident OF the
valley, but now of the Marine Corps.
United ststes navy IL visiting friends Ia
Nsuek. while or = bIit furloufh.
Mrs CHESTER smith, Crs " ths oest
KNOWN cf ths yeuhS people ef seit0ste
ara Nc;tn ecitsss died very suddenly
ssnssy Eftsrpecn sns was saksn with
conyulsens saturday Afternoon ard lived
only ,sw hours Her marriage only
about seven monihe ago was society
ev~ut in thst community. both herself
nrd husband beirg WY popular IN tho
village.