The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-11
VALLEY VILLAGES
Wedding at Phenlx, Also at
Natick -0ther Items Of Gen.
era| Interest to the Valleyltes

Early yesterday morning at the Baptist
parsonage in Phenix. Franklin E. Law
ton OF Hope and Miss Mildred Wells. a
daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Wells OF North
Pleasant street, Phcnix, were married by
the Rev. Horace f. Brown, and directly
after tho ceremony the happy pair were
driven to the station and left on the $40
train. There were no witnesses of the
ceremony. other than those requiredby
law. Miss Grace wells. sister OF the
bride. attending her and Thomas w.
Bolderson, Jr., being the best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Iawtou left for Washington.
ID. c., on the Colonial express and VIII
spend brief honeymoon in that city.
When they return they will reside In
Phenlx.
This morning at 2 o'clock at st.
Joseph's church In Natick. James Lunn
OF Phenix. and Miss Susan Moran OF
Natick. were married by the Rev. Daniel
Leblanc, pastor Of the church. The
ceremony was Witnessed by q large num-
Der OF the friends OF the young people.
there being also number from the
valley. Miss Anna Cane. a relative OF the
bride attended her. and her brother. Will
liam Cane officiated as the groomsman.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple we're driven to the station
where they left for Boston. where they
will spend. a brief honeymoon. and at
its conclusion will take up their residence
In Phentx.
PHENIX
Last night I'm the vestry of the Metho-
dist church, the Benevolent society. con-
| nected with the church held a supper
and entertainment which was a decided
success I'm every respect, and which net
| ted the society substantial sum. The
| supper was served in the small room
| from O'Clock until when an entertain
ment was held In the large vestry. About
| 80 took supper. and many more enjoyed
| the entertainment later. alter the en-
tertainment a social time was enjoyed,
during which Ice cream and cake was
sold.
| The Columbian Whist club which was n
meet with Miss Lillian S. Reoch. OF Fair
view avenue tonight has postponed th'
meeting until a later date.
The Woman's Foreign Mission circle ~
| the Rantfst church held their regular
meeting at the parsonage yesterday al
ternoon the topic under discussion beinf
BURMA" and the meeting being led by
the pastors wife.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
The funeral OF Mics Georgiana Cote o
| Natlck, VINO dle0 at tne nome Ol ht
parents in that place on Monday was heiS
from the st. Josephs church this morning
and the remains were taken TO the F'renc'
cemetery I'm Arctic Centre later for burial
She was A. years old.
James Lamb OF Clyde opened dancini
class in the Odd Fellows hall i'm Anthem,
last evening and the class promises 10 b.
a success there being a goodly number o
young people present at the initiation
lesson.
A special car is now run from Hop
every evening leaving that place at go
seven minutes after the regular. The ex
ira car is the result OF a petition recentl
sent TO the local manager. The extr
passes the regular at Phenix at the turn
out near the square
James Lee, formerly the overseer OF tn
mule and spinning rooms at the Centre
, vile mill will remove to Warren. wher
he has recently accepted position as IN
, superintendent OF the Parker Mills OF tina
, place, next week. Mr.. Lee was the over
seer OF the bove-named rooms for
years and during his soJourn In the Va
ley he has made many friends, who wi
regret the departure OF one OF the bes
citizens OF the village.
Truant Office Joseph Perkins. Jr., hs
. just finished a circuit OF the schools
2 Warwick and Is investigating a numbe
OF instances where the children have nc
been attending school regularly.