The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-07

Temperance hall, Clyde. The Natlck band
and the ST. Joseph's cadets were present
as guests after having first made a pa
rade from the car barn TO Jericho. Dane
ing was enjoyed 10 the music furnished
by Lambs orchestra, and the booths
about the hall did a thriving business.
TEACHERS MEETING.
The next regular meeting OF the Paw
tuxet Valley Teachers association will be
held tomorrow evening. In the school hall
at Crcmpton. The business session will
open at s:45 o'clock and will be followed
by an address by Mrs. Adna G. Batchel-
der on characteristic Types and Pict-
ures in American Literature" This meet
ing will be exceptionally interesting and
IT is expected every valley teacher will be
I'm attendance.
TWO SPORTS.
Yesterday afternoon the PheniX Gun
club hefd successful shoot ON It's range
on the Providence pike A large number
Of members and many visitors were pres
ent. Some fine craftsmanship was dis
played
The Natick Gun club also held a shoot
on its range. and number OF the valley
sports were present Some excellent rec
ords were made. After the shoot at Ma
tick, the members and friends did justice
TO the fine dinner which was prepared for
them.
EAGLES HOLD MEETING.
warwick Aerie No. 1913. Fraternai Or
der OF Eagles, held n memorial service
yesterday afternoon in the Academy OF
Music, I'm Arctic Centre. The meeting was
largly attended and the usual routine
business taken, up. At the conclusion OF
this, the first memorial service was held.
BAND CONCERTS.
The Phenix business men and mer-
chants have-aaarly completed -arrange=-
ments for holding weekly concerts on the
band stand Last year the band stand had
to be transferred from across the river 20
its present site, and the delay which the
work entailed caused the season to be far
advanced before the concerts were given.
This year the merchants propose TO be
first i'm the field and will enter into lit
tie competition with their Jericho neigh
bors. Arrangements have been made by
the committee, for the service OF one OF
the valleys leading bands.
ARRESTED FOR SHOPLTFTING.
While the fdmily of Mrs. Olive Veie OF
Rivefpont was making a diligent search
for her and seeking the aid of the Provl-
dence police in their quest, the woman
was locked up in a cell at the Central sta
tion in that cnty charged with shoplifting,
for which she was fined sl2 and costs Ira
the Sixth district court Saturday morning.
She left home and when she did not re-
turn at night much anxiety was felt for
her. She was arrested in the store by
Constable Moriarty with a paper bag full
chandise valued at $3.50. She admitted
taking all but some handkerchiefs. which
were stricken from the warrant.
NOTES.
Rey. George Il. Atha of Providence
preached at the morning session at the
Phenix Baptist church yesterday.
William Senney of Montreal visited
friends in Fiskvile yesterday.
John and Ethel McGinn Of Lonsdale
We're guests Sunday of Mrs. Mary a.
Mrs. Abby Carter of Hope. who has
been i'll with pneumonia, is slowly improv-
ing.
Clifford Riley Of Hope and ELI Gendron
OF Coventry Centre are attending a we'd
ding Of Mr. Gendron's sister in Woonsock-
ct today.
Il. Green camp No. l. Sons OF Veterans,
will be held tomorrow evening In @. A. II.
hall, Phenix
Winnie Harrington OF Harris has ac-
cepted n position as motorman with the
Rhode Island street railway company.
Charles Briggs OF Phenix is suffering
with a severe affliction OF the throat.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Francis OF Hope
have returned TO their home in that place
after having passed the winter months In
De Leon Springs. Florida.
Charles Drake OF Central Falls visited
friends I'm Riverpoint Sunday
The school at Harris opened its doors
again this morning after n couple OF
weeks vacation.
William Littleheld, principal Of the Hope
grammar school. has returned from a
visit to his parents In Ogunqut. Me-
Adelaide Pierre Of Arctic Centre visited
with relatives in Central Falls yesterday.
1far nf IDat u,.I In.,. Ifef
church defeated the team from Lippltt
yesterday by a score OF 10 O.
A concert for the benefit OF the San
Francisco sufferers was held last evening
at the Notre Dame due Bon Consei I'm
Phenix. II was we'll attended and netted
a fine sum for the fund.
Ernest Wright Of Phenix has returned
10 the valley after a weeks visit TO New
York.
Charles Brown of Lippitt and John Ford
OF Phenlx visited friends I'm Summit
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Johnson OF Prov
idence were guests yesterday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. Lowell Johnson OF
Hope.