The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-05
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

The Columbia Whist club met last even
ing with the Misses Waterhouse at Cen
treville. Prizes were won by M. Nj. Wa
terhouse and G. Il. Waterhouse.
Rocky Hin Grange has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Master c. r.. Magoon; overseer, q. COD
frey: treasurer, Joshua Rathburn; lee
turer. Annie l.. Magoon: secretary. Mrs.
@. Godfrey: chaplain. Mrs. J. II. Magoon'
steward frs-e. Wood; assistant stew
ard. Jessie Dawley; lady assistant stew
ard, Mrs. H. Wood; Ceres, Mrs. IL.
Vaughn; Pomona. Mrs. ]. Tiffany; Flora
Mrs. H. Barton; examining committee
Mrs. J. Tiffany Mrs. @. Deering ana
Fred Vaughn. This grange is In very
flour- hing condition, its membership oc
cupying all the territory between the yal.
ley villages and Apponaug anu Eas'
Greenwich and Coventry.
At the annual meeting OF Societe 81
Jean Baptiste PheniX, the following OF
flcers were elected: Chaplain, hey. J. ~
Lebel. hon. president. j. Is. Hebert, Wes-
ident Hormidas LamerouN. vice presl-
dent. Eugene Penoy; financial secretary
PHILIPPE .Touchette; assistant, Herculs,
Touchette. treas, Ovide iiebert; coliec-
tor, Stauislaus Arcand; assistant hercuIe
Brouillard: ordonateurs, Louis Messier'
The Officers OF Leo council. No. n,
Knights OF Columbus, were installed in
Council hall, Natick. by District Deputy
John Jolly, OF pawtucket. \ large num-
ber of members and visitors were pres
ent. 49,
This afternoon the Natick Gun club will
have shoot at standard blue rock pig
cons. distance * yards. at the club
grounds near Woodside avenue.
Last evening horse owned by George
Cole. of knightsville, which was hitched
To a top Goddard buggy became frighten.
ed on Main street, Natick, and dashed
furiously along the road to Pontiac. The
driver was thrown out by the buggy :
colliding with "A telegraph pole. The car
riage was completely wrecked and Mr..
Cole was badly bruised and cut about the
face and body, but fortunately no Dones
were broken.
The grand, officers paid, an oficIal Wis
II to Court MERCER. +. OF A, at st, Jean
Baptste hall. Arctic last evening. Thers
were nearly $50 members present The Of
ticers were duly installed and the court
reported 10 be in fine condition. DURING
the past eight months the lodge had
bought all its paraphernalia and had ac-
cumulated fund OF nearly $500 The re.
tiring chief ranger Martin Laheur. was
Prssen.eS rsi wisn Rast 1rs snle co
lation followed the address OF the grand
chief ranger and others.
William Mcintyre. well known en-.
graver OF CLYDE, who Is threatened with
nervous prostration, will gain rest by q
trip abroad the present winter.
The meeting Of Court Warwick. For
evening at their hall in Riverpoint by
more than a hundred of its members. The
officers were Installed and one candida II
proposed and one elected.
The annual meeting of the Pawtuxei
Veteran association was largely attend.
ed. many who have held prominent Of.
fees i'm the posts of the Grand Army he
ing present. The election of officers last
night occurred In the hall above the po-
lice station and resulted in the following
choices: President, Thomas w. Gardi.
ner: vice president Wm w Aborn: sec
retary. George r Sheldon: treasurer md
surgeon. VIM. j Burge. NJ ID: cha tfl "
Rev. Dennlson l.. Brown. officer OF lhe
guard. Francis II Tiff: color bearer. ~
n. Slocum. An elaborate turkey supper
was served. after which speeches were
made bv prominent members OF SlOcum
| Prescott. Arnold and George H. Browne
posts and bv members OF the association
The meeting will long be remembered as
most remarkable gathering or SO many
aged veterans Of the civil War