The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-13
VALLEY VILLAGES
Installation Of 0fficers--LaWn
Party at FiSksviIIe--Sun
School Outings.

on Saturday afternoon the newly elect
ed officers OF the Narragansett assembly.
Pythian Sisterhood. were installed, the
event being out OF the ordinary, on ac-
count OF the number OF grand officers
present. The regular meeting was first
gone through with. and then the follow
Ing officers were installed: {. c., Mrs.
u Wells! V. G., Mrs. Mary Remington:
prelate, Mrs. Lucy Brown: T.. c.. Mrs.
Neilie Wells; x. or r. and $. Mrs: Clara
Robinson. NJ. OF T., Miss Ada knight.
Nj. OF r., Miss Clara Gross; NJ A. r.,
Miss Carrie Robinson; NJ o.. Mrs. Annie
! Wood. pianist. Miss Lillian Brown inside
s1srd e1srd MIS- James Lindsay outside
ercises were In charge OF the installing
poard which includes the following: O..
G, c. Mrs Perkins, G. X. of r. and S.
+. @. 6. Mrs. Ormsbee. c. =. c. Mrs
scott. O. r. 9. Mrs Black and others. At
the conclusion of the exercises a COLA
uon was served and a social season en-
joyed.
FIskEVILLE.
The Christian Endeavor society con-
nected with the Tabernacle church held
a lawn party at the home OF Miss Min
ME Shippee on Saturday night. Inc
evening was the regular night for the
monthly social and the regular program
or games was varied somewhat The
meeting was first held In the house and
immediately afterwards the party ad-
tourned TO the outside, where a pleasant
evening was spent in playing games more
adapted 10 the outside about the lawn
Refreshments were also served before
the party broke up and a delightful time
was enjoyed by all
The funeral OF Mrs James Gee. who
died at her home at Arkwriebt on We'd
nesday was held from her late home this
AFTERNOON in the presence of a large gath
eerins or friends. Rev Charles A Meagher
had charge OF the service at the con
clusion OF which the remains were
buried privately at Greenwood cemetery.
PHENlx.
The sunday school board OF the Plenty
Baptist Sunday school met Yesterday ar
StI Sgr me regular session and after some
discussion II was finally decided to go 10
M MNaTragansett Pier on the annual outing
ana excursion OF the school. the trip 10
ana trni, from the Pier TO be made by special
Ioney IL was decided 10 go on Tues
day. July 2. The River Point Congre-
sauonal sunday school also decided yes
v,,Ii SJ,rdsy ~ ., ,o~n1cerni4g their outing. They
ROCKY Point. as has been the custom
chief Andrews arrested a man on Sat.
uFday of ~ night for refusing TO leave the barn
man had been drinking and was locked
up at Lipptt. "eu
ouIoNlck.
merry party gathered AT the bor,o
OF MT >9nd Mrs. Ellery Thornton at Ouid-
mex on Saturday evening. where a social
was held by Mrs. Thornton In honor ~
her birthday Games and dancing made
mp delightful evenings program and a
most pleasant time was had by all who
attended
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Camp Francis c. Greene. Sons of Vet
Grams, held the last OF a series of dances
AT u. A. K. hall on Saturday. which like
the others OF the series was well patron
lzed. Millers orchestra furnished music
for dancing
James Corcoran. die cutter at the
clyde print works, the Oldest workman
In the engraving department. having
worked there for 20 years severed his
connection with the concern on Satur
day noon. He Is a civil war veteran.
having been a member OF Co II, 9th
Mass. Infantry.
The funeral of Mrs. Arthur Mcmahon.
who died at her home in CLYDE on Fri
day was held yesterday afternoon from
SIS Peter and Pauls church At the con
clusion of the service the remains were
deposited at the Catholic cemetery in
Phenix
Rev f. p. Rheaner Of the Centreville
M r. church preached an interesting
sermon on He Rode a Mule" to a large
and appreciative congregation last even