The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-21
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Business Men Of Arctic Centre
TO Aid Sufferers.
81. Andrews Bazaar Well n.
tended Notes.


tic Centre has taken steps 10 give nnan-
cial aid 20 the sufferers at San Francisco.
| A meeting was held last evening and ar
| rangements were made 10 give a beneft
| concert. Thornton Brothers. owners OF
| Thornton's Opera House. offered the use
OF their building free. for such an en-
| tertainment, and Henry Landsmsn. pro-
| prietor OF the Academy OF Music. of Arc
tic Centre has made a like offer OF the
use OF his building. Several persons have
volunteered their services 10 provide a
suitable entertainment The people OF the
Pawtuxet Valley are In deep sympathy
| with the homeless people OF the Golden
state and will contribute literally 10 their
| relief.
| BAZAAR WELL ATTENDED.
The barzaar being held by the members
of st. Andrews church at the Parish
| House In Phenix has been well attended
the last two evenings. The affair has
been under the direction OF Mrs James
| Gee OF Arkwright, and is for the benefit
| OF st. Andrews church The bazaar OPEN
ed on Thursday afternoon, and a large
crowd assembled during the day. The
supper which was served from 6 10 was
bountiful spread and number par
took
Many booths representing villages in
different nations. adorn the hall. The
Japanese booth presents a bower OF vio-
let's, with trimmings OF purple shade
while Chinese lanterns and Jap parasols
are suspended from the arches. This
booth Is In charge OF Mrs. William Snow
and Mrs Robert Gee.
The italian booth is presided over by
Mrs. rank Potter. The French booth is
In charge OF Mrs. George Spencer and
Mrs. George Clarke. The American booth
Is presided over by Mrs. Richard An
sonated by DIR. Christie. The Russian
booth, the Dutch booth and many others
have individual attractions At the flower
booths OF the Kings Daughters. an ex-
cellent array OF cut flowers and potted
plants is displayed. Probably the best
patroniZed place is the tent OF the Gypsy
palmist, Mrs Gardner, who reads the
past. present and future for a small
sum.
BITTEN BY A DOG.
r. III. Cook OF Crompton was bitten by
his own dog yesterday. while trying 10
stop the dog from fighting with another.
ire dog collie. delights In fighting, and
Yesterday pitched upon a ST. Bernard
owned by village resident near Hous
tons store. Mr.. Cook tried 10 stop the
onslaught ana finally succeeded In sepa-
rating them, when his own dog made n
wild dash at the 81. Bernard, which he
missed and ne bit his masters hand In
stead. Mr.. Cooke then decided TO let Them
nave IL out. He had his hand dressed by
a physician and found that the teeth 81
the canine had pierced the flesh I'm many
places. ''
THE WOMAN IN BLACK.
Inc residents OF Riverpoint are feeling
some concern over the actions OF a person
VINO travels about nights attired I'm a long
.ooe or oiack. On several occasions OF
late women and children have been fol-
lowed and chased by the mysterIou. nsr.
son. -
NOTES.
Ground has been broken In the orchard
OF the r. j. Hoxie place. Phenix, where
q mouse Will soon be erected for Herher,
Congdon, who now lives in the DavIev
place "'e'
Ethei Perry OF Providence, daughter
OF Charles f.. Perry, visited friend, in
Phenix yesterday.
Christopher Wilson OF Pontiac 90 ro
ported to be seriously III at his home in
that place. :"
Miss Agnes Baterman Of Pontiac Is III
with grip. ~
Thomas Dyer OF Sterling. Conn ,s tb.
guest OF his mother In spring Iaka
number OF cases OF mes sles Az. W
ity. anu 'ioi''-
William Northup OF Phenix has removed
TO East Greenwich.
Mrs. William Wright OF Lippitt Is en,ov.
ing visit In New York.
MISS Lena Maynard OF Arctic Centre Is
recovering from her recent illness
Mrs. Thomas Duffy Of Hope ia recov.r-
ing from severe attack OF grin
Dr. r. +. Shea OF Riverpoint has gone
10 New York 10 take n special course a,
',1 .ne Post-Graduate college In surgery and |
diseases OF the stomach He Will return
some time In June
william Jenkins, an inmate OF the Sol
niers Home al Bristol, has returned there |
after visit 10 relatives in Hope.
Mrs. Emerson OF Claremont. N II ,s |
the guest OF Mrs. f. l.. Northup az the |
Phenix hotel
A regular meeting OF the Warwick aer,e
NO. 1913. +. o. f.. will be held tomorrow |
At the Academy of Music in Arctic Centre
The annual banquet OF the Hope Liter |