The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-05
VALLEY VILLAGES
Mills TO Run on Full Time.
Society Meetings and Other
Notes q Interest.

II IL understood from an authoritative
source that all OF knights mill. in the
valley are now TO run. and the shortage
NJ cotton which was reported to be the
cause OF the shutdown last week which
was also said was TO be the cause OF the
short timc later. Is now said TO be with.
out foundation. The mills shut down
& is true. and at that time the res 7on
for the shut down may have bsen the
shortage OF cotton, but IL is now under
stood that cotton in plenty can be OBJ
tained and future shutdowns or curtail-
for.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
The c. and c. Republican club met last
night at the Brick hall in Centreville and
held an interesting meeting The meet
ing was first a business session and later
Hon. William V. Slocum made a brief
address before the members There wore
large numbe.' present including many
who were not members OF the club. The
members intend to attend the Republican
rally at Apponaug Monday evening.
The Benton Epworth league OF the
Hope NJ. r. church met last evening at
In the village. The meeting consisted
first OF the business session aud later
musical program was rendered and
greatly enjoyed by the large number
presSat.
LOYAL Richmond lodge. I. O. O. F.. NJ.
L.. OF Crompton, met last evening at their
quarters there and after the routine busi-
ness initiated several candidates.
At their quarters I'm Phonix last even
mi yf
Pythia., met and after traussctiug the
regular business worked the degree OF
knight upon Ave candidates.
The FIskville FIRE company met last
evening at their hose house and tran
sscted regular business. Invitations were
received from the Pocasset and Lake
wood fre companies 20 attend fairs TO
he held by those companies, and both
were accepted. Little else of Importance
was done.
At n meeting Of the Rjverpolnt hre de-
psrtmcnt held at the hose house OF No.
company Monday evening II was voted 20
leave enough men at home, when the de-
partment attended fairs OF other compan-
les to attend 10 any 1res which might
happen
VILLAGE NOTES.
The uniforms for the Rough Rider com
pany at Anthony. which numbers over l2s
have arrived and the boys are olnsently
az work learning the manuel. They VIII
appear at the rally I'm Apponaus next
Monday evening.
John verrier OF Quidniok and Elds
Gerbeau OF Centreville were married at
the az. Jean Bsptiste church In Arctic
Centre yesterday morning. the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Pr Bourgeoise
pastor OF the church.
The funeral OF Jorr II. Nye, who died
at the home OF his daughter-in-law I'm
Phenix on Saturday evening, was held
Yesterday afternoon from the home OF the
same relative. Rev. John Mcvay pastor
OF the Phenix NJ y. church officiated and
at the conclusion NJ the services the re-
mains were taken TO the cemetery at
Greenwood, where they were Inferred In
the family lot. The services were largely
attended by the relatives and friends. the
deceased being well known about the
Valley.
IL II rumored about Crompton that the
Democrats of that place are raising sub
scriptions 20 purchase a campaign fas.
which In TO be fown later No facts m
cernins the matter could be learned al
though several claimed to have been ap-
preached for subscriptions IN Demo
cratic demonstration II I'm order it will
probably bs the hrst and only one In The
valley, iudsins from the present appear
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