The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03
THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
VALLEY VILLAGES
Horse Attends Millinery Opening.
Two Funerals atArCtic Centre.
Hope Company Improvements.

While horse attached to a refuse
wagon owned by David Plante was pro-
ceeding along Main street, Lippitt. yes
terday, at about noon. a part OF the har-
ness gave way and let the wagon run on
TO the horse. which frightened the animal
and 1t ran away. After continuing
along the street. narrowly averting col
liring with a number of carriages, for
some distance, the horse suddenly
changed its course, probably being at
tracted by the opening display Of mil
lnery In a window, and tried to enter
the window OF the store OF the Misses
Jalbert. The glass gave away with a
crash as some one sprang to the animals
head and quieted II. The damage did not
extend beyond the shattered glass.
ARCTIC CENTRE.
This morning from the St Jean de Bap-
tiste church, the remains OF Mrs Kath-
crime s. Herbert, wife OF Frank H. Her
bert OF Anthony. were carried to st.
Josephs cemetery, also in Arctic Centre.
and were there Inferred after impressive
services at the church, under the direct
ion OF Fr. Burgeois. Mrs. Herbert was
one OF the Oldest residents OF Anthony.
having lived there for almost 40 years.
She was 81 years old and leaves a hus-
G.. Joseph p. and Amanda.
After the service at the St Jean de
Baptiste church, Yesterday morning. the
remains OF John Joubert, the unfortunate
victim OF the accident at the Warwick
mill last Friday. was buried at St
Joseph's cemetery. The funeral was
largely attended, the deceased having
been we'll known.
CROMPToN.
This afternoon the Crompton football
eleven journeyed TO Pawtucket TO play
the ST. Mary's eleven OF that place Capt
Arthur Morton and Manasere John Coos
try accompanied the team. and the boys
left confident OF winning. They have been
putting in plenty OF practice on the field
and are prepared 70 put up a stifY fight.
The Crompton band held it's regular
weekly rehearsal last evening at the
band room, and is showing a marked i'm
provement.
PHENIx.
The Hope company is making extensive
repairs about the village. which are at
present we'll under way. The fence I'm
front Of the mill property has been reset
and a gang OF carpenters are now busy
re-shingltng the roofs OF the tenements
in the village. The repairs are not con-
fined to the outside OF the houses, but
many changes are being made inside.
Mispah circle. Kings Daughters, met
t1ls afternoon WIN MIS-. II. w. ANDREWS
OF Harris.
CHURCH NOTES. .....-
Tomorrow al the River Point Congrega-
tional church the regular Rally Day ex-
ercises will be held during the hour us
ually devoted TO the Sunday school pc
riod. During the program. which will be
rendered at noon. Rev T W. Waterman
of Providence will preach. In the even
ing the annual harvest concert will be
held.
St Andrews church at Phenix will re-
open tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
when Rev. 8. II. Webb will preach
Rally Day exercises will be held az the
Phenix Baptist church tomorrow.
Rev Mr.. Miller OF East Greenwich will
preach his farewell sermon At the Phe-
nix Baptist church tomorrow.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Arthur Page OF River Point got his
hand caught In gear in loom In the
Royal mill. while at work Yesterday. DR..
Chagnon was called and dressed the
wound. which was deep cash torn In
his left thumb.
The choir OF st. Andrews church In
Phenix met last evening at the home of
Mrs William Howarth OF Harris.
Thomas Bolderson. for a number OF
years foreman In the folding department.
at the Clyde print works severed his
business relations with that concern yes
terday.
Work will soon be begun upon the re
painting OF the NJ. e church In Phenix.