The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-22
PAWTUxET VALLEY

The following officers of Societe ST.
at the annual meeting were installed in
Grand Army hall last evening. Chap
lain. Rev j. ID. Lebel; honorary presi-
dent j. B. Herbert; president. Hormisdas
Lamoureux; vice president Eugene Per-
roy; financial secretary. Philippe Tou-
chette; assistant financial secretary.
Hercule Brouillard, Jr; recording secre-
tary Israel Touchette; treasurer, Divide
Hebert; collector, Stanislaus Arcand: as
sistan collector, Hercule Brouillard. .
ordonateurs, Louis Messier. Philippe
Thereoux
After the installation a n~. banquet
was served 10 the members and their
wives and invited guests The audience
listened attentiyely TO speeches made by
M. Dupont, of Providence. Rev. j. D.
Lebel, OF Phenix and others. The society
Is In nourishing condition having more
than double its membership last year
Michael Mcdonald. VINO sustained SER
ious injuries at the foundry in River
point and was removed to the Rhode ISL
and Hospital. has so far recovered as TO
be at his home on Maple avenue, Phe-
nix
The funeral of Miss Grazel Jenkins,
OF Ffskeville. was held from her late res
idence this afternoon. Miss Jenkins was
81 years OF age and for more than fifty
years has been resident OF the valley
where she was highly respected for her
many endearing qualities.
Twenty-Five years ago Deputy Sheriff
and Mrs. fernando A. Rounds were
united in marriage. and on Saturday even
ing about seventy of their friends called
on them at their residence in Hope to
assist in celebrating the anniversary of
that event a reception was held from
TO o'clock, after which an elaborate
supper was served, followed by musical
program.
During the evening Mrs. Rounds was
the recipient OF numerous gifts of silver
as mementoes of the occasion. The
guests present covered a large extent of
territory coming from Providence, An
thony, Kent. Hope. Rockland and other
villages in the valley. At midnight the
guests. after extending their congratula-
tions departed.
From the alarmssounded II might have
been thought that the entire village OF
Lippitt was In state OF confiagration at
about six o'clock last evening. At about
that hour simultaneous alarms were
sounded from fire boxes q, %. IL. The
hose companies from the number of the
not leave their hose houses, and II proved
as well, for only chimney was on fire
which was easily extinguished with a
couple OF pals OF water and "A little salt
Box No. %, the nearest TO the fire, was
not rung at all by those vigilsnt fire de-
tectorS.
The Swedish Benevolent society, of
Pontiac. at a recent meeting held I'm Ly-
ceum hall, elected the following Officers
President, Adolf sederlund; vice presi-
dent, G. W. Johnson; secretary, John
Abrahamson: financial secretary. Gustaf
Johnson; treasurer. John Haglund. This
society Is benevolent Swedish organi-
zation. having q membership OF about
fifty In the village of Pontiac. IL was
organized about ten years ago and has
been a great benefit TO it's membership.
IL is in a sound financial condition, meet
ing its Indebtedness promptly and hav-
ing a present balance In it's treasury of
nearly Eve hundred dollars.
Nearly 200 cases OF print goods filling
eight or more cars are shipped daily
from the Clyde Print works at the Clyde
station.