The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-16
PkMTUxET VALLEY

A dance was held in G.. A. r. hall on
Saturday night for the benefit of a de-
serving member OF McGregor post. The
affair was held under the direction OF
a committee which included f. l.. Barne.
George f. Lawrence, owen Moan, George
ii. Jordin and John III. Schofield. A
large crowd was In attendance and a
neat sum was netted for the worthy
cause.
In Odd Fellows hall in Riverpoint on
Saturday night the Ladies' auxiliary Of
No. Hose company OF the Riverpoint
fire department, held the second night OF
a series OF dances which was even bet
ter attended than the function held the
previous Saturday evening Miler's or
chestra furnished music for the occasion
and the same committee which was In
charge of the first affair was again on
duty, and a most enjoyable time was
had by all who were present.
The Boys guild OF ST. Phillips church
in Crompton held very pleasant So
cial In Guild hall on Saturday night The
hall had been decorate for the occasion
and an evening of rare pleasure was en-
joyed, dancing being the principle pas
time. The committee included Frank
Dyer, Thomas Collins and Frank Tur-
ner.
Rev. A. II. Hartman OF Providence
| formerly a missionary in the Barbados
| was at the Fiskville Tabernacle yester-
/ day. preaching at both morning and even
! ing services. His remarks were very in
teresting and the large congrega ton
! which was present enjoyed them i'm
| mensely. He also exhibited number Of
relics and curios In the evening which
| he had brought home with him.
Warwick Hose company No. l. held a
Il. -
| night which was well attended knight s
! orchestra furnished the music for dane
ing, which was continued from until
! 10 o'clock.
| Gilbert Poutln OF Central Falls and Miss
Mary Plante OF Arkwright were united
I'm marriage at the Notre Dame du Bon
Consul church at PheniN. this morning.
| After the ceremony they returned to the
| brides fathers house In Arkwright.
where a wedding breakfast was served.
! They left this afternoon for "A short
| honeymoon and intend 10 return on Sat-
urday.
Miss Vienna Phillips OF Wakefield street
| Clyde. had a birthday party at her home
on Saturday afternoon and evening IN
honor of her 18th birthday. She had a
I number of her young friends present and
/ a most enjoyable time was spent. At
o'clock tea was served and the remainder
of the evening was pleasantly spent In
| playing games.
/ Wslfret Boyctt OF Rutland orc. and
| Miss Virginia Lamere Of Arkwright were
| married by Rev Fr. Lebel Of Phenix at
the church at 500 this morning At the
conclusion OF the service the couple az
once left fo- wedding trip. They were
! the recipients Of number OF beautiful
| wedding presents.
The FIRST loom I'm tho new annex Of the
! Phcnix mill was started at 1910 on Satur-
| day morning and was ran for about l5
| minutes. There arc nearly 100 looms
| still To be put I'm place before the work Is
| finished however
Miss Hattie Sweet of Riverpoint enter
tained number Of her friends az her
home on Saturday evening Games were
| played and refreshments were served and
q general good time enjoyed
The Kent club of Rlverpoint enjoyed
their regular monthly supper I'm their
J rooms In the opera House on Saturday
] night