The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
VALLEY VILLAGES
Warwick Right Schools Begin
on Monday. Coventry Won.
ans Club. Last Band Concert.

on Monday next the Warwick night
schools will open. and will continue
throughout the week. and until the money
appropriated 10 each district becomes ex-
hausted. six Of the districts are TO have
night schools They will be held in the
regular school buildings. and will begin
at 7:30 and will continue until 9 o'clock.
School will be kept at Phenix, Centreville.
Crompton. Arctic. Natick and Pontiac In
each instance the school committees have
secured an able corps of teachers. and a
successful school year is anticipated.
ANTHONY.
The Coventry Womans club held an
other OF their delightful teas at their
rooms in the odd Fellows building In An
thony yesterday afternoon. the function
being largely attended. the weather being
most favorable for a gathering OF ladies',
Mrs. Louise Foster was chairman OF the
committee OF the day. and as she was
unavoidably forced to be absent Mrs.
Synthea Potter president of the club. as
sumed charge. A short program. fnclud-
OF Providence. and readings by Mrs.
Herbert w Barber OF Phenix was rem
dered Later the ladies adjourned 10 the
hall down stairs. where refreshments
were served and short social time was
PHENIX
The last OF the seasons band concerts
was held last evening at Phenix. and the
evening. while a trifle chilly. was all that
could be desired Other conditions In
terfered. however. and at about 3 o'clock
the street lights as well as the private
lights went out. and the band played sew
eral popular selections during the time
supplied the power to the stereopticon
also gave out. and the canvas remained a
blank for about 10 minutes. large
was a trife better than IT was last week.
as were the pictures thrown upon the
canvas
On next Sunday 1t is expected that Rev.
Samuel webb who for Is years has been
the rector of Christ church I'm Providence.
will occupy the pulpit at ST. Andrews
church. The church has been closed for
the past three months and the reopen
hoped to arouse new interest In the
church. matters by the commandments
N. ~. CENTREvILLE. SIS ~
Yesterday four carloads OF cotton, a
harbinger OF prosperity. arrived at Cen
treville for the 3: B. r. Knight mills
100 bales of cotton and the work Of cart
ing II 10 the mill from the freight yard
was at once begun. IT Is understood that
the outlook for the mill is considered
bright. The. present condition OF the
mills have In general way affected the
business In all parts or the valley, and
merchants claim that II Is some time
since there was so little money in circu-
lation. h
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
An amusing incident occurred on a
Crompton- Hope car last evening. when
two women. while conversing. got the
trimming on their bonnets entangled.
Naturally the wearers OF the headgear
became very much embarrassed. and
thought IL very rude of those who smiled
during the process OF separating the cre-
ations which had become connected
Warwick Hose company, No. j, will
hold a special meeting at their fire sta
ton In Arctic Centre tonight.
The football team in Crompton is fast
getting into trim and will soon appear
on the field.