The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-27
VALLEY VILLAGES
Marine Supper and Entertain.
msnta Successful Affalr..P0.
lice Interference at Lippltt.

VVV ~ s'HF'N
St Phillips Guild gave a marine supper
which was followed by an entertainment
i'm Guild hall I'm Crompton on SATURDAY
which was a most successful affair. The
supper was served from until o'clock
upon tables set in ship fashion across
the hall. unique menu including the
following original dishes was served:
Bluepoint oysters, salad OF BLOCK lsiano
lobster. escalloped Kickemuit oysters.
bread sticks, sea biscuits, sea moss oiahc
mango. grog (coffee).
Al o'clock the entertainment was
opened by selection of the Glee club
under the direction of Robert Mclean.
A nautical drill given by IL young ladies'
in sailor costume, six in white and an
equal number In blue, and each armed
with a paddle. furnished the first half
of the program, and was made more
pleasing by the singing of several row.
ing sea songs by the young ladies'. a
selection by the club was then followed
by a breezy burlesque OF the young Ia
dies drill given by IL young men dressed
correspondingly and armed with paddles
while quaint parodies were rendered In
/ In place of the songs sang by the young
/ ladies'
| with a number Of booths which were
! trimmed with ropes and the parapherna-
| MALTA suggestive of the sea. The commit
tee who had charge OF the affair includ-
! ed: r. E Wilbur. Mrs. Charles ID. Rob-
inson, Mrs. w. A. Johnson, and William
A. johnson.
LiPPiTT.
The proprietors OF the New Light ho-
tel saloon celebrated some event in his
history on Saturday and in honor or the
event he hired an Italian band to come
q, and play about his place. The band ap-
peared elaborately decorated with scar
let coats and hats and gave a matinee
concert at the saloon, which, only for the
interference of the police would proba-
bly, been made an all night affair. Inc
band after playing outside. went inside
for refreshments, and apparently hiking
the inside better than the outside re-
mained inside and again began to play.
They had played for perhaps an hour
inside when Patrolman Covel learned OF
It, Word was sent 10 Chief Andrews
and he at once came TO the place and
ordered the band to either play outside
or stop. The proprietor became very
impertnent and for n while looked
as If there was to be trouble. But after
warning the proprietor the chief left ad'
vising the patrolman on that beat TO keer
an eye upon the place
Later i'm the evening the proprietor
called upon the chief and offered a mum
Der of excuses and claimed that he did
not recognize him. lie also said thai
! there would be no more music in hi!
place As this is not the first time thai
the police have forced the music to bt
stopped I'm this place 1t Is quite likely
THAT II II does reoccur the license of the
place may be placed in jeopardy.
EIekvIlIE
The fair being held by the Fiskevill'
hremen enjoyed it's second successfu
night on Saturday evening. the function
being attended by crowd equal in siz'
to that OF last week. The same booth!
and artistic decorations remained, anC
were presided over by the same ladies
Dancing proved the principle attraction
and was enjoyed until midnight, musl'
beng furnished by Mfllers orchestra
Arrangements have been made FOR spec
ial late car WHICH left the hall at i
o'clock and carried the guests To thei
homes in the Aifferent parts of the val
Icy.
William IT, Randall who operates
wood ward near the Four corners whil'
engaged i'm saving wood on Saturday af
ternoon I'm some unaccountahle manner
go. his hand upon the saw blade and hat
three fingers upon his right hand nearly
severed the rapidly revolving blade cut
tins through the bone I'm the brief perio,
IL came in contact with the hand. III
at once drove TO the office OF a physician
ana had the wounds cared for. II can
net be said vet whether or not the fin
gers can be saved. however.
An extra prayer and comment meetini
was held at the Tabernacle church oi
Saturday evening.
Allan Henry has accepted position
with Allan A. Campbell of Phenix.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Pioneer Hose Co. No. /. continued thei
fair i'm Temperance hall at CLYDE on sat
ur,lay night and tho function was as sue
ccssful as the previous night was
knights orchestra furnished the music
The affair broke up before midnight.
The Wakefield and Harris teams playe'
baseball upon tho farmers grounds a
: Tippitt on Saturday afternoon and IN
former team won with an Overwhelming
score OF IS TO In ther favor.
4 carriage driven by two men who liv
in Crompton and whom n is claimed wer
under the influence of liquor was badl,
wrecked IN Phenlx yesterday afternoon
The mon were about 10 cross the "a
rails on Main street when tho wheel
caught md were smashed letting IN,
wagon fall The horse dld not run ava.
and thus the damage was lessened
The Alert Hose Co. No ?. OF the Rive
Point fro department attended n fai
held BY the Natchcmoket flremen .n Eas
Providence on Saturday evening
4 small chimney FIRE I'm a house on
Crawford street. Arctic Center. caused
the calling out OF Warwick Hose. No l
The Ere was cNtinguished without tn,
aid ~ the hose The damage was slight
The Atlantics and Arctics played or
the CeuterVille grounds yesterday after
noon the latter winning. the score stand
ins q TO u I'm Their favor.