The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-07
The News OF. the State
VALLEY VILLAGES
Foresters' Installation. Wed
ding Receptions and Valley
Notes Of Interest.

Last evening at the quarters OF the
Courts Mercier and Warwick. Foresters
OF America. the officers elected at the
last regular meeting were initiated
Tho ceremony took place with the exer-
cises appropriate TO the occasion and the
newly installed Officers included the fol-
lowing: Court Warwick c. X. Thomas T.
Duffy. S. G. r.. John f. McCusker: r. s.,
James Denegan; $. w, Thomas HIT: j..
W.. John Holden; $. h.. Michael Cox;
j. r.. Michael Lamb
Court Mercier G. r.. Alphonse Lioie /:
=. @. r., Edward Chspdelaine; treasurer,
Louis Levesque. #. g.. Noise Menuir: X.
s., Toillssant Paranteau; s. w, Elzcard
Bouchard; j. w. Edmond Forth: 8. B..
Edward Langoise: j. b, Louis Russel:
trustees. II. J. Cartier; lecturer. J. b.
Delobbe; physician, DR. NJ J. r.. Le-
gris
RECEPTIONS.
At Odd Fellows hall In Anthony last
evening Mr. and Mrs. Henry Langevin,
who were married at the ST. Jean Bap-
tiste church in Arctic Centre last Tues
day morning. entertained their friends
and relatives. who numbered over hun
dred. The affair consisted OF dancing
which was participated I'm during the
entire evening. Refreshments were served
continuously and those I'm attendance
passed very pleasant evening. The
members OF the Union Cornet band, OF
which Mr. Langevin was member. were
present In a body and presented the new
ly made groom with a token from the
band Several members of the orchestra
of the Imperial theatre were also pres
ent In addition to belonging 10 both
of these musical organizations, Mr..
Langevin was a member of Clarke's band
In Providence
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lambert OF Arctic
Centre, who were married at the 81 Jear
Baptiste church on Monday morning en-
tertained a number OF their friends nj
Odd Fellows hall In Riverpoint last even
ing The guests numbered over hundred
and the evening was pleasantly passed
by all who were present. Refreshments
were served continuously during the even
Ing and dancing wes participated in from
about o'clock until about midnight. Mr..
and Mrs. Lambert Will reside In Arctic
Centre.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
The members OF the Coventry Republ-
can club OF Anthony again appeared In
marching order last evening, this time
marching to Washington and back. The
club headed with their drum corps. and
the men In their Rough Rider uniforms
and equipped with torches. left their hall
at about 8 o'clock and marched to Wash
ington by the way OF the Main street In
that village they countermarched and
came back 20 the hail. They were given n
rousing send of and large quantities OF
red fire were consumed along the line OF
march.
Arrangements for the flag raising at
Centreville next Thursday evening are
nearing completion and the Republicans
In that district are making elaborate
plans for a celebration. A large not ban
ner with the words of the Republican
Nominees upon II will be suspended above
an American nag the flag TO be strung d.
tectly below II and across the street
a strange man has been creating con-
siderable excitement about Clyde by
chasing children and frightening them.
His last act In this line was last evening
at an early hour. The children attacked
by the man at once went home and as
this was the third night he has been maxi
ing himself obnoxious. the matter was
laid before the police and some action
will be taken II the man can be found 1t
r. supposed that the man Is demented,