The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-26
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Presentation Of Flags to School
Children. Gov. Sprague to
Make Fourth Of July Address
In Scituate

The presentation OF the flags and guidons
TO the school children who assisted In
raising funds for the soldiers monument
20 be erected at the warwick high school,
Will take place at Thornton's opera mouse
tonight and an interesting program mas
been arranged. Gov. Utter ana other
prominent speakers are expected 10 De
present and make addresses. The prizes
will be given the following pupils: Flora
Tucker. Riverpoint; Archibald Groves,
Crompton; Maud Lawton, Harris Hatte
Peterson Pontiac. Susie Northup, An
thony: Walter Butterworth, PhenN; Ed
win Vogel, washington; Harold Johnson
Crompton; Robert Grover, Lipptt HllI'
Hattie Dawley. Natlck: Joseph carney
Annonaup Ruth 3. Kenyon, Centrevliie;
Annie Tatro. Arctic; William Kane Vuio-
nick
Invitations have been extended to the
McGregor Post c. A r., the post asso-
ciates Sons OF Veterans. Womens Re-
lief Corps and 10 all public spirited citi-
zens 10 attend the exercises The valley
schools will be represented and part or
the auditorium will be reserved for them.
GOV. sPRAGUE TO SPEAK.
The glorious Fourth will be duly cele-
brated at Parkers grove In Scituate,
when an elaborate picnic will be held.
The committee In charge has arranged
for many attractions including an African
dodger. shooting galleries, merry-go-
rounds. baseball games. races and sports
OF all sorts.
An old fashioned clam dinner will be
served and after dinner speeches VIII be
made by Ex-Governor William Sprague
and others. band concert Will De gwen
afternoon and evening.
WEDDING OF HOPE COUPLE.
Thomas w. Brown and Miss Maud
Smell both OF Hope, were united IN mar
rage AT the 81. Andrews church. Phenix
M noon Yesterday. The church was filled
with relatives and friends OF the young
couple when the bridal party arrived
The bride was attlred I'm white crepe ue
chine with trimmings OF lace ana chlnon
and carried a large bouquet OF prludi
roses. She was escorted 10 the chanceI
rail by her father Charles b. Smell am
was followed by Miss Effie Fiske, the
hridesneId AT the altar the groom at
tended by his brother. Otis c. Brown, Jr.,
met the bride and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Thomas c. Johnson. At
the close OF the ceremony the prldal
marty was driven 10 the brides home AZ
Hope, where an informal reception was
held. Later in the day Mr.. ana Mrs;
Brown left for Boston where they VIII
enjoy a short honeymoon. Upon their re-
turn they will reside in Hope
A meeting OF the Phenix merchants and
business men was held last evening AT
the undertaking rooms of l. w. Patter-
son. j. c. Conley. Jr. the chairman or
the committee appointed TO investigate the
prospects OF giving open air concerts at
band stand In Phenix during July ana
August. made a report stating that ne
believed that a sufficient number were
interested. and thought the concerts
could be successfully carried out. He sug-
gested that water carnival be held at
the wind-up OF the season.
w. H. SEWING CIRCLE ELECTS
OFFICERS
AT a meeting Of the W: II. Sewing Cir
Gle a society composed OF members OF
the Narraganset Assembly Pythian Sis
terhood. recently held at the home of
Sister Mrs Bennoi W. Fish at Hope, Off
GERS were elected as follows: President,
Mrs. Iona Yeaw; secretary. Mrs. Emma
NJ LeValley: treasurer, Ada NJ. Hender-
SON AT the close OF the business session,
a literary program was rendered, and
social season enjoyed.
NOTES.
Misses Bessie and Ethel steele OF Provi-
dence have returned TO their home after
making a two weeks visit % Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Franklin Of Arctic Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. Matteson, MISSES
Minnie and Susie Matteson of Auburn
were recently the guests or Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Smell OF Phenix.
Miss Lena Carr Of Crompton Is reported
I'll at her home in that village.
Mr.. and Mrs James Smith OF Fall River
are visiting friends In Lipptt.
Kent lodge. No. 403. n. e. o. p, Will
entertain in the lodge room In the Hines
building this evening. basket party and
social will follow the regular session, TO
which invitations have been extended by
the committee in charge.
Mr. and Mrs George Howe OF Provi-
dence visited Mr.. and Mrs Walter l. Cor
nell in Fiskville recently.
Mrs. Fred Oatley and children of Provi-
dence were recently the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Latham Of Hope.
Many Of the Valley people attended the
circus at Cranston yesterday.