The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Warwick High School 10 Have
Football Team. miss Smith
Becomes Bride Of Mr.. knight

A meeting Of the Warwick High School
Athletic association was held in the
school hall yesterday afternoon, at 3
o'closk The meeting was held to decide
whether 10 support a football team this
year or devote the money 10 gymnasium
purposes. The matter was given a great
deal OF consideration by the young men
and il was finally decided that the school
be represented by a football team and
that a gym be established also.
The association has still S25 In the treas
ury. II is expected very prosperous ath-
letic year will be the result OF present
activity. Another meeting will be held
next Monday afternoon and a manager
and captain for the football team will be
elected Then a paper will be passed
around the school and the pupils will
subscribe for the support OF the team.
1t was also voted that every player on
the team be supplied with a sweater fur
nished by the association. Several OF the
freshmen We're admitted TO membership
and the meeting adjourned at o'clock
WEDDING AT QUIDNICK.
a very pretty wedding took place yester-
day afternoon at clock at the resi-
dence OF Levi Smith on Read avenue, at
Quidnick The contracting parties were
Miss Virginia Smith of Quidnick, sis
ter OF Levi Smith, a well known politi-
clan of Coventry and Mr.. Henry Knight
of Knightsville. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev, Richard II. Wolfton
OF Apponaug and was witnessed by the
relatives and intimate friends of the fam
lily.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Knight
was given reception and a banquet was
served The newly welded couple left on
the o'clock train for Providence, where
they took the train for New York. Be
fore returning home they will visit Ma
CARA Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Knight will re-
side in Knightsville on their return from
their honeymoon. Among the guests pres
ent were Mrs Henry Salisbury of john
ston Mr. and Mrs Henry Smith Of Prov
idence, Mrs John Partingson OF Meshan-
ticut Park and Mrs. Ray Smith also of
Providence.
LOW WATER.
The streams that find their way through
the Pawtuxet Valley and enable the large
number Of manufacturers TO operate their
plants are getting very low and IL is with
great difficulty some of the larger mills
secure enough water TO operate the ma
chinery. The Pawtuxet has fallen three
feet in the past week and IL the valley Is
not treated to some more rainy weather
pretty soon Il will be an easy matter for
any one 10 wade across the stream at
any point. Such a thing. however, has not
happened for some time. but the valley
is very much in want OF rain at present.
Late crops, which are drying or rot
ting I'm the ground The small amount OF
rain that fell yesterday was much appre-
ciated but II was the general wish of the
people TO have a long and heavy down
pour.
NOTES.
Mr. and Mrs ]. M. Holden OF Buffalo,
N Y, are spending the summer In Wash
-fugtUu, NR. I.
Extensive repairs are being made about
St James church in Arctic Centre.
Henry Jordan Of Riverpoint is rapidly
recovering from an attack Of typhoid fe-
yer.
The Phenx Gun club will hold a shoot
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Alonzo Foster Of Washington, II.
c.. Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Tyler Of CputrCVillo