The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-04
PAWTUXET VALLEY
General Greene Commandery
Install Officers - Joseph
Perry Found Dead in Bed

VIZ sSSUS SS~ "
on Wednesday evening Gen. Greene
commandery, order OF Golden Cross. was
instituted at Anthony and the newly elect
ed officers were Installed. Grand Com
mander Cook and his stan were present.
The officers elect are: Past noble COM
mander. Charles Andrews; noble com
mander, Frank Briggs; vice noble com
mander. Mrs. Homer spencer; worthy
prelate. Mrs. Charles Andrews; worthy
herald Mrs. Frank Briggs; noble keeper
of records, Viola knight: worthy treas
urer. w T.. Ramsbottom: financial keeper
of records. Erbon Matteson; warden OF
inner gate. Miss Hazel Ralph; warden OF
outer gate. Miss Edna Mitchell.
Among the grand officers present We're:
Past Supreme Representative w. f..
Townsend. Grand Commander Charles r..
Lovett. Grand Treasurer George Hale.
Grand Herald George Kelly. Vice Grand
Commander Lady Parker, Grand Keeper
of Records William H. Day, Vice Supreme
Commander Lady Lovett.
At the conclusion OF the business session
a social hour was enjoyed. The next
meeting OF the local branch will be held
May % when the grand officers will be
present and confer the initial degree on
number OF the members
GIVE TEN DOLLARS
Warwick lodge, No "a. A. o. l.. W.,
held a regular meeting "Wednesday eve,
ming. The meeting was largely attended
and routine business transacted. 4,
During the business session II was voted
unanimously TO donate $40 for the benefit
OF A. q. u. w brothers I'm San Francisco
At the closing of the business session a
social hour was enjoyed.
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Joseph Perry. a resident OF Maple ave
nue, Clyde. and for many years resi-
dent OF the PawtuVet valley, was found
dead I'm bed by his wife yesterday morn
ing when she tried 10 awaken him.
Mr.. Perry had been in ill-health for sew
eral years, suffering from consumption:
but so far as known he was In his usual
condition In the evening when he retired.
His sudden death therefore came as a
shock TO his wife. Mr.. Perry was more
than 0years of age.
MISS DoNNELIIEY'S FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Donnelley OF
Hope who died at the home or her
nephew. Joseph Donnelley, station agent
at Hope, Wednesday morning, after a
lingering illness Of rheumatism. was held
this morning at o'clock at SIS, Peter and
Pauls church at Phenix. The deceased
was I'm her 5Sth' year and Is survived by a
sister, Ellen Donnelley
BLOOD POINONING.
John Ray. youngest son OF Col. James
Ray. OF Knotty Oak. is at st. Joseph's hos
pitai at Providence undergoing treatment
for serious case of blood poisoning. The
young man scratched his thumb with a
rusty wire I'm New York recently, but
jury was not healing properly. Yesterday
he was examined by two specialists at
Providence and later went to st. Joseph 8
hospital, where he will receive proper
treatment and care.
BIG SHOOT ARRANGED.
Members of the Natick Gun club will
hold, weather permitting. a big shoot on
the Natick Gun club range on Sunday.
The members of the club, which is today
the Oldest organization OF the sort In
the state, would like 10 have the man
who II is claimed broke five targets at
the grounds fothe Phenix Gun club with
that advertising gun, come to Natick and
repeat the performance. There are many
skeptical ones who declare the feat was
never accomplished.
MARY DARLING'S FUNERAL.
The funeral Of little Mary Darling OF
Harris. who died at her parents home in
that village at an early hour Wednesday
morning. was held from the home OF her
parents this morning at IL o'clock The
child had been III only short time.
JAMES WILLIAMS ILL
The condition of James r. williams, 4
teacher in the grammar school at Summit.
is most serious. For some time Mr. Will
lams has been in poor health. suffering
from a stomach trouble which. with a
severe cold, has affected his lungs. Treat
ment at the Boston hospital did but little
good and his condition is considered criti-
cal.
NOTES.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Champlain of Allen street, Riverpoint, a
meeting OF the Columbian Whist club was
held last evening. The affair was largely
attended by members and their friends.
who enjoyed the evening at whist and In
a social manner. Refreshments were
served before the guests departed for their
homes.
Frank Angel, a well-known resident of
Crompton. had his fingers badly crushed
I'm a machine he was operating usthe-
fore closing time last evening Mr.. Angel
has for some months past been working
in the Crompton dye house. A physician
dressed the injured hand.
Arrangements have been completed by
the McGregor post, No. IA. q. A. r.. OF
Phenix. for the Memorial day celebration.
The usual parade and exercises will be
TO head the line.
Sunday will be observed by Warwick
aerle. No. 1913. +. O. e., as Memorial day.
Exercises OF an appropriate nature will
be held at Vien's hall at Arctic Centre
at 2:30 o'clock.
A delightful May -ba sket party was held
last evening at the home OF Mary j. White
OF Riverpoint.
Mrs Emma Walker OF Rumford visited
friends i'm Hope yesterday.
Allen Watson OF Hope Is SLOWLY recov-
ing from n recent illness.
Mrs Abby Carter Of Hope is seriously
an at her home there with an attack OF
pneumonia.
Mrs Mary T. williams of Coventry was
recently guest OF friends In Arctic Gem
tire,
Mr.. and Mrs Marenus G. Young OF
South Scituate visited friends In Arctic
Centre yesterday.
The members OF St Andrews parish OF
Phenix will take their contribution FOR
the aid of the San Francisco sufferers
Sunday.