The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
RIVERSIDE.
A Pretty Home Wedding at tho
Residence Of {. f. Fuller.
Church Extension.

There was a pretty home wedding at
the residence OF K. F. Fuller Of Pawtuck-
et avenue at o'clock this afternoon
The contracting parties were Frank Nj.
Smith OF Valley Falls and Lottie h. Fui-
ler There were not many OF the numer-
Gus friends of the happy couple as invi-
tations had only been issued TO the I'M
mediate relatives OF the happy couple.
The ceremony was performed at 2:3o by
Rev. Thomas +. Morris, OF the Riverside
Congregational church. The parlor, In
which IL was performed was handsomely
decorated with cut flowers and ferns and
In one corner was big floral power Dc
meath which the marriage took place.
The bride wore white silk en- train. and
carried a big boauet OF bridal roses. The
bridesmaid, Miss Emma Davidson wore
blue costume and carried boquet or
white pinks. John Mckee was the best
man.
The bride was given away by her father
and the ring ceremony was used. Mrs Ar
thur Kingsford, sister OF the bride Of
ficiated as pianist and played Lohengrin
wedding march.
After the ceremony a short reception to
the representatives OF the families were
present after which the newly married
couple took a hack for Providence. They
will leave on the 7'o'clock train this even
ing for Boston They will be on their
which time they will visit Boston, Lynn
and New York city and take trip up the
Hudson and down the ST. Lawrence.
Upon their return they will reside In
Valley Falls.
CHURCH EXTENSION.
The work on the new extension OF the
Congregational church is progressing in
a highly satisfactory manner. The frame
is upon the stills and the work OF putting
up the structure is well under way. The
work will be done as rapidly as possible
that the structure may be ready. IL pos
sible for occupancy before the cold
weather sets in. while the, work is in
progress the services OF the church are
being held in Mechanics hall.
A LADIES' ORCHESTRA.
A number of the young ladies of the
place have organized an orchestra and
are now holding frequent meetings for
practice. They are all young women OF
well known musical proclivities and are
taking deep interest IN the work OF the
orchestra. Last night they met at the
house OF one OF the members for prac-
tice and the results Of their work was
very gratifying.
AN INTERESTING MEETING.
An interesting meeting OF General A. z.
Burnside Council. No. 5. o. II. A. NJ, was
! Point avenue last night. There was a
| good attendance and several projects CAL
culated 10 further the best interests OF
| the council and order were discussed.
HE HAS FLOWN.
! Commodore Fred Mack OF the Pleasant
| Bluff Yacht club was among the Eagles
who flew for New York last night Be
sides being one OF our best known sum-
| mer residents and an ardent yachtsman
| Commodore Mack is also president OF the
| Providence Aerie OF Eagles and has gone
/ to New York with them
| WANT FREE DELIVERY.
A number of the residents of this viii
| lage are interesting themselves in the
| project OF securing free delivery for Riv-
| ersde. The place has grown to such an
! extent that many OF the people feel that
the government would he fully justified in
establishing free delivery here
The inhabitants OF the town already en-
| JOY free delivery as far down al the resi-
| dence OF Lloyd c. Eddy on Willett avenue
! and IL is but a short step 10 the extension
| OF the system to this part OF the town
| The local postoffice renders good service
/ but the delivery OF mail would be greatly
/ facilitated by the establishment OF car
rier system and many people are express
! ing desire that such service should be
| established.