The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-15
FAwTUXET VALLEY

Mrs. Ella NJ Burt. the department in
stallng officer. was present at the install
lation OF the woman's Relief Corps, No
l3 connected with the McGregar Post, c.
A. r., of Phenix. last evening. and the
following officers were duly sworn In
President, Mrs Anna II. Ray; senior vice
president, Miss Maggie 6. Munroe; junior
vice president Betsey Marshall: secre-
tary, Mrs. Anna NJ. Myrick; treasurer
Mrs. Clara r.. Miller; chaplain, Mrs
Janet Wood: conductor. Estella Colvin
guard. Mrs. Susan A. Davis: first color
bearer. Miss May NJ. Page: second, Miss
Margaret Munroe; third, Miss Susan NJ
Burlingame: fourth, Miss Annie Greene
lrst delegate to convention Miss Celia
Scott; second delegate Estella Covill;
bird delegate. Susan NJ. Burliugame
first alternate 10 convention Miss Maggie
&. Munroe; second alternate. Miss May
NJ. Page: third alternate, Miss Annie
Green. After the installation collation.
was served and n general good time was
enjoyed until quite late.
The brook which overfiows on Young's
avenue, Riverpoint, and flows down the
hill TO the bottom, where IL Joins Allen
street, has become a nuisance 10 pedes-
trians who pass that way. ON days
when the weather is warm enough TO
thaw the ice which forms now. the water
llOnR TINS street IL deep enough TO en-
tirely cover the sidewalk and overflows
the gutter for about 100 feet. running on
to the car track as well. When the cars
PASS this point the water Is thrown all
he way across the sidewalk on TO n fence
which stands at that point. Although
the stree car track men have cleaned
the gutter a number Of times. and as the
water IL the towns to take care Of some
hing ought 10 be done
f-l.s Al q al. ~. -.
current was allowed To flow into Hope.
the terminal OF the railroad. street cars
and anything else which goes there. For
several weeks past the Narragansett
Electric Lighting company have had men
putting up poles and strnglnR wires To
this primeval village. and n last the new
century light was allowed TO low. Most
OF tho stores and a number OF the privs 10
dwellings have been wired, and with the
event OF the turning on Of the power a
new era was commenced.
The young people from Anthony and
vicinity. who have already presented the
4-act drama our jim" twice. the pro-
ceeds of both performances being devoted
TO charitable donations. have secured two
more engagements for similar purposes.
Their next date H. on Wednesday night of
next week. when they will present it In
odd Fellows hail for the benefit Of the
Anthony free library. and on the 3lHt they
will give a like performance az Rockland
for the benefit OF the Rockland free H.
brary. 10 Is expected that an advance
man. stage manager. master OF properties
ana others OF the profession will soon bc
employed by the company.
The No Name Whist chih met at the
home OF Dr and Mrs. ". Morton Smith OF
Rlvcrpoint last evening where n delight
frl evening at the game was spent. the
playfnR lasting until 10 o'clock When
the playing was stopped and the re-
mainder OF the evening was spent I'm
social discourse. during which time n
COLLATION. was served The playing IL only
for sociability. as the policy of the club
II adverse TO giving prizes for the mem
bers who secure tho largest number Of
points.
The Holmes meeting held at the home
~ MIR and Mrs George Tucker Of Harris.
last night. was largely attended. Mrs e.
J. Dean. an evangelist from Providence.
was present, and addressed the meeting.