The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-02
PAWTUxEr VALLEY.

Mr.. VIM. Mcintyre Of Clyde. well
Known in the valley. who few weeks
ago went 10 Scotland for his health. is
| reported TO be much worse.
The regular meeting OF the Rocky Hin
Grange was well attended and much In
tcrest was shown in the discussion OF the
question for the evening 'f
Last evening az the regular communi-
cation OF Warwick Lodge. A. II. and A.
NJ. held In Masonic hall. Phenix, the sec
ond degree was conferred upon three
L candidates.
The Columbian Whist club met last
evening with Miss Gee at Arkwright.
The prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis w. Greene.
The Ames estate, recently purchased by
Councilman Landers, Is being greatly i'm
proved. The house Is being entirely re-
modelled and the fixtures are all up-to-
date. new house Is to be erected by
him In the near future upon the estate.
The regular meeting of Volunteer
Circle. Kings Daughters. OF Hope. was
held at the residence OF Mrs. Arthur Day,
The attendance was large and the meet
ing OF much interest.
The Pawtuxet Valley Minister'S Circle
Will hold their bi-monthly meeting at
the Methodist church. Hope. next Mon
day afternoon.
The police constables OF Lippitt would
do well 10 abate the nuisance caused by
young hoodlums congregating near the
Lippitt mill and pelting passers-by with
snow balls. The profane and obscene
Language used by these young hoodlums
Is an offence against decency
Miss Annie knight was surprised at
her home Covin street Pheuix
Thursday evening by over. twenty OF her
young friends. who gave no notice OF
their coming. The surprise was com
piete success and the social that followed
pleasant Que. Music and social gaines
occupied large part OF sAe evening aud
near the close a neat coiia uon was spread
which was much enjoyed.
John - Brien. of Lippitt. Is at The
Rhode island HOSPITAL, where he was
carried 90 undergo surgical operation
The 18th birthday OF Miss Angie Potter,
OF Quidnick. was celebrated by forty OF
her young friends, who were invited TO
assist her in the celebration at her home
on the evening or Feb. 18th. The even
ing was spent In listening TO vocal and
instrumental music, readings. recitations.
and -n social games, Al midnight an
elaborate collation. was served
Secret traternal and benevolent socle-
ties flourish I'm the valley like the green
bay tree. but the societies OF the French
Canadian residents excel all others I'm
the acccssions received TO membership.
Last evening Society st. Jean Baptiste.
OF Phenix. admitted twenty-five new
members.
The Livingstone Woolen mill and the
Coventry Wooden mill. of Washington.
have paid off their night employees, and
for some time To come Will run only days.
or until orders for the fall trade come in
Yesterday. an wagon owned by Lu-
clan Archembault was being driven along
the streets of Arctic. the wheels caught
in the car tracks and the wagon was
badly wrecke1.
The funeral OF Mrs. Charles Kingsley
who died at her residence i'm Hope on
Tuesday, was held yesterday afternoon
at the NJ. r.. church In Hope. For many
weeks Mrs. Kingsley had been treated
at the Rhode Island Hospital, but re-
turned home TO die. She was greatly re-
spected and beloved In the village I'm
which she lived. being greatly interested
I'm church and charitable work i'm the
village IN which she had long been
resident.