The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-05
VALLEY VILLAGES
Weddings, Entertainments, So.
cla|s and Other Doings Of
Pawtuxet ValIayites.

ON Saturday evening at $50 al the home
OF Mrs. ]. Ella Pierce on Main street.
Phenix, stephen s..wslker OF Arkwrisht
and Mrs Pierce were quietly married In
the presence OF gathering OF their
friends and relatives. Rev. John McVay.
pastor OF the Phenix NJ r. church, Off
ciated and tied the knot and at the con-
clusion - the ceremony the wedding
party and the guests sat down to a we'd
ding supper and passed merry hour at
the tabls Mr.. andeMrs Walker will live
at Arkwright, where Mr. Walker ownes
farm and conducts a profitable milk
route.
The choir OF the Notre Dame. du Bon
Conceil church in PheniX held a concert
IN Parochial hall last evening. the same
being largely attended proving successful
I'm every particular Tho program includ-
cd the following numbers Selection. or
chestra; vocal duet, Rose Gilman and
Mathida Toucette: vocal trio. Mrs. Jou-
bert and Misses GoGiG Suu LeNalley; vo-
cal solo Miss Marie Petier: violin solo,
James Lamb; funny song. Ma Photo-
graphe.' Blanche Gilman; chorus, selec-
tiOn. orchestra.
The McGregor Post. c. A. r.. observed
it's Goth anniversary, last Saturday even
ing and held an open meeting at their
hall In Phenix The afrdir was attended
by the Sons Of Veterans. Woman's Relief
corps and the post associates there being
"a goodly number i'm attendance The even
ing was passed I'm listening 10 remarks by
Commander Dean. Hon. William Y. Slo-
cum. Rev. John McVay and others Re
freshments were later served and the re-
matnder or the evening was pleasantly
passed in q social manner
The news that George Whtford and
Miss Anna Henry had slipped over the
Connecticut line two weeks ago and had
there been married and had later returned
home, without informing any OF their
friends OF the event. became known on
Saturday afternoon and on Saturday
evening a number OF the friends OF the
young couple bombarded the house and
made such an internal racket that the
newly made bride and groom were glad
TO show themselves and 20 furnish the
customary smoke in order 10 stop the
noise
VILLAGE HAPPENING.
The Jolly Boys cl~ OF Lippitt held a
dance I'm Odd Fellows hall i'm Riverpoint,
UTT Saturday evening The same being at
tended by large crowd, who enjoyed
themselves In dancing from clock un-
I'll about midnight. The committee I'm
charge Of the AFFAIR included the follow
ing Fred Page, Omer Potvin. William
Brouillard, Willard Salois. Omer vanasse.
William Mccormick, David Barry. and
Peter Nanasse
The funeral Of Richard V. Browning OF
Natick. who died suddenly on Thursday
morning while hurrying for a train was
held yesterday afternoon from his late
home In the village. Rev William
Greene oficiated at the service. which
was largely attended The deceased for
merly conducted a millinery business at
lo' Westminster street. Providence
Rev. William McCreery OF Pawtucket
VIII conduct special preaching service
at the Phenix Nj. Il. church tonight This
is the hrst OF series which are TO be
continued each evening this week.
The choir Of the ST. Jean-Ba ptiste
church in Arctic Centre held a concert I'm
81. johns hall In Arctic Centre last
evening. the same being largely attended
The Firemen's Social club OF Riverpoint
have recognized and will open the season
with social which they have arranged
10 hold next Saturday evening