The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Hope Literary Association Holds
Banquet Two Weddings.
Highways Inspected

Following the business session last
aonn eaKening the annual BANQUET of, of the
the home OF Mr.; and Mrs. fernando
A. Rounds shortly before the
~ members and their lady friends.
fine repast The supper was presid-
ed over by the president of the asso-
citation, Ahram G. Kingsley VINO acted
a. do toastmaster After Justice had been %ed
cigars were lighted and the toastmas-
ter made a short address, after which
Rpoyn ne lntrp61Ged S6u in tgrn Thomas w
Conlon Hanan Colvin, James Wylie.
George Kenyon William +. Potter, Henry
Kenyon. owen Moan, Charles T. Burling-
ham, and the host OF the evening III. A.
Rounds. all OF whom made felicitous re-
marks. At II o'clock the guests proceed
ca 10 the parlors. where they were en-
tertained by graphophone selections. The
party broke up after extending vote OF
thanks "a the host and hostess.
WEDDING AT ARCTIC CENTRE.
In the rectory of 81. James church at
Arctic Centre OF Monday evening Miss
Catherine Hourihan OF Arctic Centre and
Patrick Cavanagh OF New York were
uni ted In marriage by Rev. Fr Hcney,
pastor OF the church. The ceremony was
witnessed by only a few relatives. and at
the conclusion reception was held at the
brides home where fine time was en-
joycd.
SPECIAL COLLECTION.
meeting of the representatives. Of
some OF the Valley churches was held
Monday evening I'm the vostry OF the Phe-
nix NJ. y. church and plans were dis,
cussed for raising funds for the San
Francisco sufferers
Leroy j. I.awtou president OF the
Young Mems club OF the Phenix M. r.
church presided and several pastors of
Valley churches were present. Among
them were Rev. George w Elmer pastor
OF the Hope M r. church. Rev T.. p.
Phreaner OF Centreville, Rev. g. Free
mont Roper OF Riverpoint and Rev. W. II.
Butler, pastor OF the Phcnix church
special collection will be taken nm I'm
the churches next Sunday for this fund
and Charles Myrick was authorized TO re-
oeive any contributions which may coma
In before that time
HIGHWAYS INSPECTED.
Monday the highways Of the town of
Coventry were inspected by the state
board OF public roads The board also
went over the proposed new road from
| Coventry Centre Go Greene The trim was
made by automobile and the party in
/ cludod Edward T.. Arnold. presiden OF
/ the town council Of Coventry who en-
| tertauied tho party at dinner az his home
In Greene; ex-senator r. r. Treat OF
/ Warwick. Senator j. H. Richmond %,
/ the commission. j. E Hudson OF Harris
| James and Herbert I'm OF Coventry ten-
/ ter and Daniel +. Sullivan of Arctic Cen-
ter. The roads OF the town were found to
/ be IN deplorable condition. The commis-
sioncr said nothing whatever OF it's plans
| for road extension In Coventry.
/ Al Bowens Hlll an accident happened
60 one OF the machines and the party was
| obliged 10 return by train
GIRLS CLUB MEETS.
The Anthony Girrs club met I'm regular
session on Monday evening at the room In
Anthony. The time was spent in making
| fancy articles.
~ the business session II was decided
10 have delegate from tho Pawtuckct
branch attend the meeting next Monday
evening ana deliver an address Three
| new members were admitted They were
Lillian Hart. Eva Bell and Josephine