The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-11
EAST PROVIDENCE

the Newman Congregational church at
East Providence centre. yesterday. .a
Mrs. Albert o. Woodard and family
have been entertaining Miss Ida colvin
OF Phenix at their home on Adams ave-
nue. during tho past week.
Edwin M. Albro OF Oak avenue left Sat
urday for the White Mountains, where
he will join his wife and daughter, who
are stopping at Bethlehem Mr.. Aibro viii
be absent about three weeks but his wife
expects TO remain until late I'm Septem-
ber
The engagement of Arthr. Kingsford
and Miss Mabel Fuller has been announce
ed. The wedding will take place some
time In September.
Mr.. and Mfs. Henry III. Brown and son
OF Fall River, Mass. were among the
visitors on the East Side the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Munroe, vile
reside on Oak avenue, have been enter.
tanning Mrs. Syrus Edison OF Bristol.
Mrs, Samuel Mann OF Manvillc II. T.,
spent portion OF the past week with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett p. .dorgan and
two daughters, Miss Ida and Emily, OF
New Bedford are visiting friends in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Frank Brown and her daughters.
Misses Edith and Bertha, OF Putnum.
Conn, are the guests OF Frederick A.
Manchester and family OF Harrison avo-
nue..
Frank G. Beedle, clerk In the mailing
department OF the Providence posto1.ce.
and family have been spending a portion
OF his vacation with relatives I'm this VIII
lage.
A number OF friends OF Mr. and Lrs.
Thomas Hamilton Df pawtuckst visited
them at their sunlnie: residence here re-
Gently. The day was sopin5ly spent ara
dinner was partaken Of on the lawn near
the cottage, during the evening games CT
vnrc Us kinds were played and musical se-
lections were rendered, after which re-
treatments were served.
Sergt. Franklin Monroe and family are
entertaining at their home on Allen ave-
nue. Charles r. Monroe OF 6tockbridgo.
Mass. and Mrs. Elizabeth Capper and
daughter, Miss Bessie, OF Prcvidence
J formerly OF California.
Frank Graves OF Pawtucket "a iho
| guest OF friends here.
Miss Ethel Smith spent last week with
friends here.
| The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the Narragansett engine company will be
held this evening.
The annual reunion OF the Sherman
family will be held at the residence OF
James II. Sherman on Builocks Point
avenue, August 9th.
The members OF the Consolation club
| enjoyed a days outing at the grounds Of
ex-Town Councilman George II. Johnson
on the Kickemuit river one day late last
week. The trip was made on the napb.
| tha launch May and was very much en-
| toyed. While at Kickemuit fishing was
INDUCED In and an old-fashioned Rhode
| Island clambake partaken Of On their re-
| tuhn they were caught In q sQuallof wind
and II was after 10 o'clock In the even
Ing when they arrived home.
WHIST PARTY.
| A whist party was given by Mrs. Ed
| ward Waldron of Central Falls who "a
| occupying a cottage on the bluffs for the
summer to a company of friends from
that city. There were five tables In play
and for a couple OF hours close attention
to business resulted in some very good
scores The prizes were awarded to George
Barker and Mrs. Benjamin Shattacx
Frank Haskweii and Mrs John WIlso.
and William Harrison. and Mrs. Lewis
Randall. Refreshments were served and
social time enjoyed. Vocal ana instrtt
mental music was rendered.