The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-10
The News Of the State
VALLEY VILLAGES
Warwick Republicans Are Ready.
SociaIS and Other Notes Of
General Interest.

The Warwick Republicans got into
gear on Saturday and held their prelim-
mary caucusses and also their town oon-
venuon. although the business OF the
convention was postponed until a later
day. The caucuses resulted in the
choosing OF the following delegates to
tho state conventions: District No. /, Da-
rius A. Wells, George Tyler. C. Irving
Northup. Richard johnson. J. w. Wood
mansee and r. A. Tillinghast. District
NO. 2-Henry F. Brown. Edward K.
Jones and Duncan Campbell. District
No S-Moise Meunier. Carl j. Frojz
Martin Lefeur and Henry ID. Heydon.
District No. $-Sylvester X. ~. Robert
son. c. Edward Glover and Frank Cole.
The same were also chosen to attend
the congressional convention.
The following delegates to the town
convention met late Saturday afternoon:
District No. 1-James +. McCusker, John
III. Northup and Edgar II. Matteson.
District No. John r. Kent and Alfred
@. Field District No. 3-Joseph Gagnon
and Frank f. shippee. District No. A.
Frank Cole.
The meeting was held at Apponaug and
had been In session but a short time
when motion TO adjourn TO Oct 10
was carried. and at that time the dele
gates will convene and will mako UP the
town ticket.
The flag raising and speech making 20
be In evidence at Apponaug this eve-
ming promises TO be the biggest demon
stration in the valley this campaign.
sOCIALS.
Under the direction OF the Christian
Endeavor society OF the Fiskvills Taber-
nacle church on Saturday evening n
pleasant social was held at the home OF
Miss Minnie Shippee OF Fiskville. There
was goodly number OF the members OF
the society present. The first part OF the
evening was passed In listening TO a pro-
gram Of instrumental and vocal musical
selections. Later the guests played
games and enjoyed refreshments. Taken
on a whole the affair was a decided sue
cess and the members and their friends
were we'll pleased with the results OF
the affair.
The members OF Camp Francis c.
Greene Sons of Veterans. held a dance
in O. A. r. hall in Phenix on Saturday
evening. The affair was we'll attended
and all claimed 70 have a fine time
Dancing was enjoyed from shortly after
o'clock until midnight. The committee
included John III. Sconeld. Leander Story,
John II. Kelley and Clarence Barbour.
Music for the dancing was furnished by
Millers orchestra.
The series OF socials being held in
Temperance hall. Clyde. under the di-
rection OF Alert Hose company OF the
Riverpoint fire department was con-
tinued on Saturday evening. Music for
the dancing was furnished by Reming-
tons orchestra.
The Independents OF Clyde held n So
cial in Blanchard's hall, Lippitt. on Sat-
urday evening. There were over a hun
dred in attendance and all appeared TO
have had a good time
PHENIX
The congregations OF the Baptist and
Me thodist churches combined last even
ing. the evening service at the former
church being omitted and at the latter
a union temperance. concert being held
instead. The service was held under the |
OF the local w. c. T. L. and
was largely attended At the morning
service Of the Methodist church, Mrs.
Bass of Chicago spoke on foreign mis-
sions and a special collection was taken
for the cause.
A number Of the young friends of Miss !
Edith Paige surprised her at her home 1
on Lanphear street. The surprise was |
genuine, and the hostess was taken com |
pletely unawares. The evening was |
passed In n very pleasant way, the 4
guests playing games and enjoying them /
selves generally. Refreshments were
served before the AFFAIR finally ter
minated.
Under the direction OF the Guard OF |
Honor OF the 81. Jean Baptiste society,
4 supper was served in the parochial
hall last evening. Following the supper
The diners listeneh to the rendition OF
4 farce and other forms OF amusement.
The affair was a decided financial sue
'ess. The proceeds are TO be expended
N purchasing new suits for tho guard.
The operatives in the spinning ana
,ardins rooms of the Hope company.
Mills vill again run on the old schedule
'f four days week. beginning this
week.