The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-26
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pAWTUxET VALLEY.

An accident occurred yesterday after
noon to Francois Belanger. boy of IL
years, while skating In the rear OF Rob
ert knights farm at Natick In attempt
ing to skate around piece OF wood he
fell and broke the bones OF his right
ankle.
The Boys Guild OF Crompton held their
ing, which was largely attended and OF
much interest to the young people pres
ent. The interest in these meetings has
largely increased the membership or this
society which is exerting n healthful in
nuence upon the young men and boys OF
this village.
The "Rummage sale" of the PhenIx w.
c. II. u, which was opened Thursday.
Will be continued the remainder of the
week. II has been literally patronized
by the people Of the Valley and n fine
little sum will be realized by the ladies
who are conducting the affair
Al Foresters' hall. Riverpolnt. last
evening. the following officers of Good
Samaritan lodge, No. 2l55, knights and
Ladies' of Honor, were installed by Dep
uty Supreme Protector James Hscock:
Past protector. Edna NJ. Rounds: protec-
tor, Iiulda T.. Jones; vice protector, Abby
q. Allen; secretary, ". A. Rounds finan-
cial secretary, James Ward: treasurer.
Edward w. Jones: chaplain. Mercy A
Taylor guide. Allen Il. Carr: guardian.
George II. Allen; sentinel, Marcus w.
Jones. trustees. William Clews. T. r.
Darby, NJ. D., Charles T.. Young
Al the regular meeting OF Rocky hin
grange n large number OF members were
present and "a very interesting meeting
was held At it's close fine oyster sup
per was served which was much appre-
clatcd by the members and invited guests.
Work on the new bridge at Knotty Oak
will be Immediately commenced. IL will
be a steel trussed bridge nearly 30 feet
In length and nearly two feet more In
height than the present one.
The residents OF the Valley are much
pleased at the appointment OF John y.
Gendron of Arctic as deputy sheriff by
sheriff Amasa sprasue TO an the vacancy
caused by the death of James v. Fish.
Mr. Gendron as one OF the sheriffs dep
uties last year won the esteem and re-
spect Of al.s.rho were called 90 do bust
ness with him and the people of the en-
tire Valley irrespective of party respect
him as an officer and a man
The congregational church social NJ
last evening az the church parlors. River
point. was one of the most successful
held this season. The parlors were crowd
"a IN an attentive audience and this
collation. served was all that could I've
desired. The sum nettcd the society was
generous one
The funeral of Andrew NJ Austen. an
aged resident Of the Valley. and vel
known Inv former years as a contractor
and builder. was held Thursday after
noon at the residence Of his son-in-l law,
w g Nichols. Riverpoint
The thieves who entered the post office
at rhcnix on Thursday night also made
an attempt 10 enter the station al Clyds
the same night. as was shown by aH II
fort TO pry up the sash of The ticket ~.
ice window ana the finding of broken
chiss on the platform That u WAS the
same gsng was shown " drops " blood
On the platform caused by cuts received
from the broken glass la the Phenls
post office. whore drops Of blood were
10 be seen.