The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-16
RIVERSIDE.
Local Young People Paid a
Visit to Miss Heinz in Att|e
boro--Other Local Items.

Last night a party Of local young people
went to Attleboro 10 hold a PIT party az
the residence OF Miss Viola Heinz VINO
proved 20 be one of the popular summer
residents here last summer. Miss heith
together with n number OF other YOUNG
women hired the Columbine cottage last
summer and spent the greater part or lhe
season here.
While they were here they made mum
Der OF friendships among the young peo-
pie and last night several OF those VINO
had enjoyed their society last summer
went 10 the home OF Miss Heinz ana en-
loved ons OF the pleasantest evenings of
the season.
They were cordially received, although
the hostess was somewhat surprised TO
see them and after she recovered rom
her surprise she proceeded to entertain
the party I'm the most approved fashion
After they had all got comfortably set
| tied down in the house pit ana otner
! games were enjoyed and after the playing
| was over a number Of musical selections
were rendered These were followed oy
| buffet luncheon and a season OF sociabil-
ity. after which the visitors returned 10
| their homes here.
! OFFICERS ELECTED.
At the annual meeting OF the River
! side Congregational society the following
| officers were elected:
Church clerk. William w. Monroe;
senior deacon, Silas ID. Davis; junior dea-
con. William A. Williams; standing COM
mittee, Rev. Thomas F. Norris, Silas Da-
Wis. william A williams, Mrs. Andrew
Godfrey and Mrs. Thomas +. Norris;
ushers Martin L. Read. George S. Dean,
Jr. Walter 8 Butler, Frank Schellinger
and William w. Monroe: auditor. James
n. Dean; home department Sunday school
superintendent and secretary. Mrs. w. F.
Schellinger.
HELD REHEARSAL.
Last night a rehearsal for the minstre
show was held I'm the hall I'm the uppel
story OF the Turner avenue fire station
The results OF the rehearsal were very
satisfactory. Tomorrow evening the fna
one. which will be a dress rehearsal vii
be held In Mechanics hall.
I DELAYED BY STORM
The cars ON the street line between her'
and Providence were delayed an hour thii
morning by the snow which was blowr
back upon the track by the wind. Th
snow plow was stalled for a time anc
passengers were late about getting Il
their work in the city
The snow plow. with a double crew hat
to be got out and IL was all that IL coul,
: do 10 keep the tracks open so that th
cars could get along az all. AS fast as tn
tracks were cleared the snow blew oi
again. blocking up the road and seriousl.
interfering with travel
I WARM BOWLING
: There was some very warm bowling o
. the local alleys last night when the Hink
Dees and the East Providence grocer
: clerks got up against each other in tn
d town league series last night. The Hinky
: put I'm their best ioks but on the Who'll
II seemed as though the hot work was a
= on one side for the clerks won thre
;. straight. taking them all by comforta
e hle majority
q Fred *. Con- OF the clerks was I'll
q high man with total OF 3O5 for the thre
l. strings 10 his credit. Simmons OF III
Il Hinky Dees was next with 270 At IN
l. finish the score stood 1855 for the clerl
a and 1857 fort he local team. There was
>, good sized attendance and the specta to-
took no small interest in the game.
- The scores were as follows:
"A H.. r. Clerks .. 423 4so 42S IL
- HinlSy Dees .... S62 39S 39i II
,e LOST A HORSE.
H. f. s. Bowen. the proprietor OF the loc
N icehouses. lost a valuable horse yesterda
he The animal taken sick and althous
m everything possible ws done 10 save IL ;
ID efforts proved unavailing and the amin