The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Will Have Wrecked Automobile
Rebuilt Last Band Concert
Of the Season Given atPhsnIx

The automobile which was demolished
IN the wreck at Lakewood on Sunday was
removed yesterday afternoon by the T.
j. Ginords Express company Of New Bed
ford, Mass. The remaining parts OF the
wrecked car were loaded on a two-horse
team and taken 10 the owner, T. Par
ker, at New Bedford, who runs a garage
In that city.
The man who took the wreckage away
told News-Democrat reporter that IL
was the intention or the owner OF the
machine 10 send IL to the factory and
have 1t put into commission again.
LAST BAND CONCERT.
At Phenix square last evening the
Crompton band gave the last concert OF
the season In that village The music
rendered was OF the best and the audi
ence congratulated Leader Marsh on his
success as a band master. The follow
ing program was rendered: Overture,
king Rose;" song. waltz. Just For
Fun" cornet solo, Sons Mother Used
to Sing" by c. H. Aldrich; march, New
Colonial" flower song. Bunch of Vio-
let's" selection, Glimpse Of Stephen Fos-
ter" selection, robin Hood" march,
"Glenwood."
THE WATER CARNIVAL.
At meeting OF the committees IN
charge OF the Phenix water carnival,
which is TO be held on Sept. s. IL was
voted TO extend invitations 10 the War
wick town council as a body and 10 the
school committee. The carnival is ex-
pected TO be a pronounced success and
the music for the occasion will be fur
nished by Reeves American band OF
Providence and Lambs Harmony orches-
ira of Riverpoint assisted chorus OF 20
voices.
PREPARING FOR MUSTER.
At special meeting OF the Crompton
fire company at the hose house on Main
street last evening arrangements were
completed 10 attend the muster at Bris-
tol on Labor day. The Crompton boys
decided that ii would be the most pleas
ant way 10 go by boat from East Green
wich and therefore they will leave Cromp-
ton about o'clock, in order 10 mako
good connections. The fire fighters from
Crompton feel confident they will be sue
cessful in bringing home with them a tro-
ply from Bristol
MARRIED AT COVENTRY.
Pardon s. Peckham OF Coventry Centre
was united in marriage 10 Susan A.
Champlin OF Warwick at Attleboro a
short timc ago. Mr.. Peckham is S5 years
old and his bride is much younger. The
news or the ceremony was SURPRISE u
the many friends OF the groom Mr.. and
Mrs. Peckham are at present on we'd
ding tour and upon their return they will
reside at Coventry.
VILLAGE NOTES.
Mrs. Albert A. Edgecomb and son.
Clarence. OF Centreville, will leave tomor-
row for a two weeks vacation TO be spent
in New York.
Edward Waterhouse, Jr.. Of Centrevilla.
has returned after a months camping in
the wilds Of Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Pugh OF Arctic
and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Clay Of Cromp-
ton will leave Monday morning for va
cation at Watch Hill.
The Eagles nesting place is at ST.
Johns hall. Arctic Centre. now instead
OF at the Academy OF Music.
The funeral of Cordeia Denommi. who
died at the home OF her brother-in-law,
was held this morning from ST. Johns
church in Arctic Centre.
Chester w. Tudbury OF Riverpoint Is
spending a few days vacation in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ST. Onge Of Centreville
are at present enjoying a vacation In New
York.