The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-28
PAWTUxET VALLEY
Severely Cut While Shaping a
CIapboard.. ..Graduating Glass
Entertained by Principal U|-
r...Other Notes

Charles Weaver OF Washington. en-
| ployed as carpenter at River Point re-
! ceived a severe cut while at work
yesterday. He was engaged in shap-
the board slipped. and the sharp knife
cut cash over an inch long in his
| middle finger. The wound was dressed
| by a local physician, but II viii be
some time before Mr.. Weaver will re-
gain full use OF the hand.
CLASS OUTING.
The class of 1906 which will gradu-
ate tomorrow evening from the An
thony grammar school, consisting OF
Jessie l.. johnson, John A. Jones,
Lyonel A. Tyler. Lloyd W. Tyler. Al
bert =. Carr and Annie Northup was
recently the guest OF the principal
John J. Ulmer at Chipavanoxet, where
a delightful day was spent. Luncheon
was served, and a stroll about the
beach was enjoyed.
BoWEN-MARTIN
Yesterday at IL O'clock in the
Swedish Lutheran church at Natick.
a pretty wedding occurred when John
Maggie Martin, daughter OF Mr.. AMI
Mrs. John Martin were united by Il
clergyman from Providence The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Annie
Martin, and the groom by the brides
brother, William Martin After the
ceremony the. wedding party was
driven from the church TO the brides
home on Tillnghast avenue, where a
wedding reception was held
WEDDING AT ARCTIC
Yesterday morning Charles Nissen OF
Providence and Miss Mary A. Murphy
OF River Point were united in marriage
by Rev. Fr. Higney at the St Jamea'
church, Arctic. in the presence OF n
large gathering OF relatives and
friends. The bride was beautifully
gowned In grey, and was attended by
Miss Katherine Fallon, as bridesmaid.
and Patrick Murphy, a brother OF the
bride acted as groomsman. At the
conclusion OF the services the party
was driven TO the home OF the brides
parents when wedding breakfast was
served When the couple return from
a brief wedding tour they will reside
in River Point
BASKET PARTY.
Kent lodge, New England order OF
Protection, held a successful basket
party at the hall I'm the Hines build
ing. Phenix. Tuesday evening. The
committee In charge OF the affair in
cluded Mrs. Daniel f. Sullivan. Mrs
Herbert II. Barber. Mrs. Charles r.
Gorton and Alton ID, Wood.
Dancing was enjoyed during the
early evening the music being fur
nished by Millers orchestra. Later
an auction OF the choice baskets which
had been brought began. Vice Grand
Warden Daniel f.. Sullivan acting as
auctioneer. The baskets were hand
some. well filled and many brought
good prices. Five prizes of jeweiry
were awarded with the baskets as
gifts from Grand Warden stone OF
Providence. Taken as whole the
affair was decidedly a success.
SURPRISE VISIT.
Miss Grace Haddock OF Centreville, was
plea sanity surprised at her home one
evening recently. by the members OF her
class at the St Philips Sunday school at
Crompton. The members deposited n well
filled June box, which contained a number
OF chioce articles. The visitors were in
vited into the house where an enjoyable
evening was spent. Games were played.
Instrumental and vocal selections were
rendered and "a collation. was served
GRADUATION AT HOPE.
At the Hope NJ e. church tomorrow
evening Will Do neld Ine graduation eX-
ercises OF the Hope grammar school. The
exercises will be in charge OF William r.
Littleield. The graduates are John
Greene. Everett Kinksley, Ernest Elmer
and Maud williams. Diplomas will be
presented by Superintendent OF Schools
Eugene l.. Young.
NOTES
Franklin A. Leach OF Phenix visited
friends In Boston recently.
Mary Ellen. the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John InEham OF Apponaug, died
at It's parents home yesterday
James Ford OF Hill street, Phenix. is
recovering from a recent illness.
A meeting OF the standing committee
OF the Knotty Oak church was held last
evening.
Beginning today all cars from the CLYDE
barn on the Rocky Point line, will run
direct to the grounds until the close of
the season.
A very successful lawn party was given
at the Knotty Oak church Tuesday even
ing
The pupils OF Miss Dorothea Scott gave
a pleasing piano recital at the Centreville
M. K. church on Tuesday evening.
The following have mail awaiting them
at the Arctic postofYlce: Miss Dora An
drews, Rose Hiable. Mrs. Blenie Mitchell.
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