The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-18
VALLEY VILLAGES
Lodge Meetings. at
RlVeTpoInt and Other Notes
Of Interest.

Last evening Court Warwick. Foresters
OF America, observed the 18th anniversary
Of their organization, and held an open
meeting at their quarters in Riverpoint
The meeting was well attended and the
business meeting was followed by social
time, and an enjoyable time passed.
Kent lodge. n. K. O. p. held an open
meeting at their quarters in the Hines
building at Phenix last evening. the same
being attended by a large number OF
people not members The committee,
which included Alton D. Wood. Leroy J.
Lawton and Squire c. Wood. had ar
ranged a pleasing program which was
very much enjoyed by all present.
Under the direction OF committee or
the social committee OF the Riverpoint
Congregational church last evening. Rev.
l.. s. Woodwork OF the Central Congre-
gational church OF Providence gave an
interesting address upon the subject,
"Glimpses Of the Holy Land and Egypt.
The lecture was illustrated by over lo0
views Mr.. woodworth also appeared at
tired I'm Oriental costumes and spoke In
the language OF the Egyptians. The
lecture was given under the direction Of
Mrs. Edward W. Jones and Mrs. F. II.
Adams and was very successful.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
horse owned by John Terault of
Arctic Centre. left standing in front OF
Coles livery stable in Phenix yesterday
afternoon, became frightened and ran
away. creating considerable excitement.
II was captured. however before any
serious damage was done.
A Lowell Johnson, formerly bookkeeper
I'm the Hope companies mills at Hope
and Phenix. has been promoted 10 the
position OF assistant superintendent. a
new office. Byron Briggs. formerly a
clerk, has been promoted To the position
made vacant by Dir. Johnsons promotion,
that OF chief bookkeeper. and Everett
Fiske will take Mr.. Briggs place.
A new crate has been Installed under
the furnaces az the Appitt mill and buck
wheat coal is now being burned there
instead OF soft coal.
William Brown Of Crompton has a
squash which weighs 6S pounds, and
which cannot he gotten into a wash
tub.
Gustavus Smell. an old resident of Phe-
nix. Is suffering from nervous shock.
which has placed his life in jeapordy.
Mr.. Smell is over 20 years OF age and little
hope is entertained by the attending ply
sician OF his recovery.
An dCclOtnl 10 the Wdkou u Ndt-
ney in Phepix yesterday afternoon de-
Eyed Traffic along Main street for some
time. Mr.. Carney had placed about two
loads upon his wagon, which was light
express and as result the axle broke
and let the load down.
The members of the chapel at Rocky
Hill have completed arrangements for a
pie supper to be held tonight al the
chapel
The bankrupt stock OF the firm Of 8. F.
Hopkins Of Arctic Centre is almost all
sold and the company will soon go out
OF business
The Church Helpers Of the Fiskville
Baptist church are planning for a hsr-
vest supper to be held at the town hall
on tomorrow evening.
The fair being held in St Johns hall
in Arctic Centre by the people OF the
pa rish was continued last evening.
The rummage sale which is being
ca rried on nv the McGresor Woman's Re-
lief Corps at Phenix was continued yes
terday afternoon and last evening and
did thriving business.
The members OF the Pythian Sister
hood OF Phenix have arranged 90 hold
a supper and dance at their hall in the
Hoxie building tomorrow evening