The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-15
CUMBERLAND

The first annual field day Of the BIack-
stone alley Fish and Can't association
| was held yesterday at sneechaconnert
park at Cumberland hill and was in every
way decided success The members and
| their friends began to gather early in the
| forenoon and there was a company OF
| about 300 present at noon. A fishing con-
| test. with prizes offered for the largest
fish and the most fish caught was in
augurated at II o'clock and more than u
score participated.
Lunch was served at ~ and at o'clock
a clambake was enjoyed by all The bake
was excellent and consisted of everything
that could possibly be included I'm a shore
dinner During the afternoon various
sports were INDUCED in with pleasure for
the participants and the spectators. To
the members the new emblem pins were
distributed, and lists of the members
copies OF the constitution and bylaws. and
copies of the game and fish laws OF Rhode
Island. Massachusetts and Connecticut
were also provided the members.
Among the guests were the officers Of
the North Attleboro Fish and Game asso-
citation, the inland fish commissioners and
the game commissioners OF Rhode Island
The field day was arranged for by COM
mittee of IL and the committee was highly
praised for the preparation made for the
entertainment of the members and gues,s
An interesting meeting of the members
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Catholic
Institute association OF Valley Falls was
held yesterday afternoon at the Institute
Miss Julia /. A. Tighe, the president pre-
siding. 1t was decided to begin the regu-
lar series of winter social gatherings on
wednesday evening next and each MEM
Der was accorded the privilege of invit-
a daf al fs~
tender a reception TO the various organ
izations represented in the Catholic Par
ish league, on the evening Of Wednesday.
Oct. !, at the hall OF the Institute. A
committee consisting of Miss Annie
Campbell Miss Annie Costello, Miss Wini-
fred Moran, Miss Elizabeth Finnegans
Miss Catherine Porter and Miss M. Jennie
G.. Parrott was named to make arrange
ments for the reception 1t was also con-
sidered wise to establish classes In physi-
col culture and embroidery. which will
meet on evenings to be determined later
on. and also to establish whist club
which will meet on Wednesday evenings
OF each week. beginning the first Wednes-
day In October Miss Alice McCann and
Miss Celia Edmonds will have charge OF
the whist club A series OF concerts VIII
also be given on Sunday evenings during
the winter The auxiliary will meet again
on Sept. %.
Local No. 1854, brotherhood OF Carpen-
ters and Joiners as organized on Satur-
day evening at the John street skating
rink at Valley Falls by George II. La
Sale, business agent of the Carpenters
unions OF Central Falls and Pawtucket
with membership OF 10. lhe local begins
existence under favorable conditions and
II is believed that II will have a member
ship OF at least 100 eventually. The oni-
GERS are: President, Ernest Parker; vice
president. Edmund Mercier; financial 500
retary, Edmund Boucher; recording secie-
tary, Thomas Trembly: treasurer. Adolph
Liberte The delegates to the Pawtucket
Building Trades council chosen were.
Flaven Menard. Edmund Mercer ana
Edward Jaouette. The delegates we're in
structed TO vote for the appointment of q
business agent by the council During
the afternoon remarks were mado by
Oliver Ndcket and George H. La Sale
The charter list will remain open until
Nov. /. The union will meet on Tuesday
evening OF next week. at place to be
announcer later. Quarters for the union
have yet to be secured.