The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-11
VALLEY VILLAGES
Society |nstaIIatlons-Ssrlss
Of Social Events Woman
Named Wood Injured.


ing OF the SIS. Peter and Paul IT. A. and
Il society was held at Temperance hall.
Clyde. Following the regular routine Of
business the following officers were in
stalled: President. George McManus; vice
president Andrew Denigan; treasurer.
James Canavan; financial secretary, Je-
rome Carroll: corresponding secretary,
James Farrell; agent. John McGlynn;
member OF the board OF government,
James r. Foley.
The following officers were installed by
the Temperance Cadets: Captain James
n. Foley: lieutenant, Thomas McCabe;
first sergeant Michael Lamb; second ser
geant. Andrew Denigan; third sergeant.
James Quinlan.
The Ladies Auxiliary met later in the
afternoon and installed the following Of
fcers: President Mrs. Michael Hearne,
vice president Miss Mary Sherlock re-
cording secretary. Miss Mary G. Duffy:
financial secretary, Miss Nellie Duffy;
treasurer, Miss Mary f. kernen.
ARCTIC CENTRE
Yesterday afternoon at the regular meet
ing OF the ZouaVe society, the following
officers were duly installed: President.
O. Iangevin: vice president. ). RAIN
Vile: recording secretary, T. Benard; as
SiStant. -. ID. MdTitllN tbiIfHppiihihS
secretary, j. Il. Herbert: collector, James
L,efeur: assistant. T. Petit: treasurer. J.
Valliere: auditors John r. Marchesseau
and John B Herbert master OF cere-
monies, O. Paduin: assistant, r. X Du-
fresno: second assistant, ID. Roy; direc-
tors, n. j. Cartier Joseph Holmes NJ
Coutu. J. Levoie, A. Bundamour' com
mander, Joseph Gagnon; captain and In
structor. f. Cowelie; physician, Dr. NJ J.
e Legris collation. was served after
the installation which was followed by
speech making and a social time.
RIvERPoINT
Miss Abbie Smith. a teacher OF class
OF girls I'm the Congregational Sunday
school. entertained her class at her nome
on River street on Saturday afternoon ana
evening The time was enjoyably spent IN
playing games. while at o'clock dainty
salad supper was served. Games and
general good time were continued later
Each guest was also presented with
pretty souvenir OF the occasion.
Miss Pearl Walker. the 6-year-oid
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walker
OF Harris avenue. gave a birthday party
TO a score OF her young friends on Sat-
urday afternoon at which time the guests
passed a most delightful afternoon which
was terminated by a dainty tea.
Everett Nichols engineered successful
sleighing party on Saturday night which
left Riverpont at about O'Clock ana
proceeded thence To the Hotel Updyke
i'm East Greenwich. where after partaking
OF a fine supper the party returned.
The Jolly Boys club held a successful
dance I'm odd Fellows hall on Saturday
night Miller's orchestra furnished mu-
sic for dancing the same being continued
from $50 until midnight.
A sleighing party from East Greenwich
arrived In Phenix at about o'clock on
Saturday night and after spending a
pleasant hour while they partook OF a
supper at Browns Restaurant. the two
score of young people adjourned to the
opera house and enjoyed the dancing until
midnight, when they left for home.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
The Magnolia minstrels. composed OF
members OF the Loyal Richmond lodge,
l. q. o. F., NJ. L., OF Crompton. gave a
minstrel show in Guild hall on Saturday
evening. which was well attended.
Mrs Sarah Miller Carey OF Fiskville
read an original paper on How 10 over
come Discouragement' at the regular
evening service at the Hope NJ, r. church
last evening A large congregation was
I'm evidence,
After successful run OF over four
weeks the fair held i'm Convent hall at
Phenix under the direction OF the Notre
Dame du Bon council church was closed
on Saturday night with the largest at
tendance yet noted.
The Christian EndeaVor society con-
nected with the Fiskville Baptist church
held one OF their enjoyable socials at the
home Of Miss Minnie II. Shippee on Sat
urday night.
A union temperance meeting was held
at the Phenix Baptist church last even
ing. which was attended by the congre-
cations OF the other Phenix churches.
where the evening services were post
poned The address was made by Rev.
Lyman G.. Horton. principal OF the East
Greenwich academy. Mr.. Hunt, cor
netist from the American band, also rem
dCred a cornet solo.
A concert was held under the direction
OF the SS Peter and Paul's T. "A. Il. So
ciety I'm Temperance hall last night An
interesting number on the evenings pro-
gram was the address on '"remperarce
given 10y Rev John ]. Downey OF BAstol.
A woman by the name OF Wood fell in
front of the $50 clyde bound car In
Washington last night She had her leg
broken IN two places and also received a
severe cut I'm the head. DR. Christy was
called and treated the case.