The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-31
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Many Attractions for Labor Day.
Serious Accident In q Foun.
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towns will be closed. except places OF
amusement. bar rooms and candy stores.
Several picnics and dances will be held
by different societies which regularly
mold outings on the day. Following are
among the many amusements that will be
offered In the valley;
In the morning at 10 o'clock, Garde
Rochambeau Of Arctic accompanied by
the gardes OF Natick and several other
Canadian societies will form at Royal
square, Rverpoint. and will make a pa
rade through the most prominent villages.
AFTER the parade the guards will enter
Nlens hal and enjoy a social time for
the remainder Of the day and evening.
Al Phenix the s. Peter and Pauls ca
dets viii hold their annual picnic In Lip
pitt grove, where a number of attractions
will be In operation.
At Quidnick the ball team representing
that village viii have for its opponents
the Hamilton's team and very fast con-
test IL expected. However, there Is no
doubt that Rocky Point will be the chief
centre OF attraction as II is the last big
day of the season at local resorts.
INJURED IN FOUNDRY.
Archibald Brouillard OF Arctic Centre,
who IL employed as engineer at the Bray
ton foundry at Riverpoint suffered a pain
full injury while at work about the foun-
dry yesterday afternoon
Mr. Brouillard was attempting TO put a
belt on a pulley with hoe, in some man
ner the hoo became tangled I'm the belt
ing and began to revolve with the shaft
ing. Before Mr.. Brouillard could get out
OF the way he had received a long cash
In the side of his head which was caused
by the hoe handle Or. r. r. Shea OF
Riverpoint was notified and dressed the
wound which required six stitches 10
close. 1t is expected that Mr.. Bruillard
Will be able to attend to his duties again
in a few days.
NET WITH MISHAPs.
Three young mn from Centreville, who
started on a bicycle tour early yesterday
afternoon. arrived at their respective
homes at late hour last night after
having met in all kinds Of trouble. One OF
the party who Is known as Phil" was
the one who had all the trouble and 1t
was through him the rest of the party
were made uncomfortable. When a short
distance from Washington the front
wheel OF Phiis machine was demolish-
ed and IL was with much difficulty IL was
repaired and the Journey continued When
few miles from Washington the wheel
baked again and this time It's breaks
were so numerous that II could not be
mended by the amateurs and IL was de-
eided that the journey home better be
made on foot.
THE BAND CONCERT.
The usual weekly band concert will be
held at Arctic Centre square this evening
by the Quidnick band. The program ar
ranged by Leader Powers is the best that
has been selected this summer and II In
hoped that the usual large crowd which
throng the square will be in attendance
tonight 10 hear the concert. The program
as arranged is as follows:
March. Reeves "a Conn overture, Jolly
Robbers; waltz. Fleeting Days: trombone
solo. The Mocking Bird; selection. Maid
With the Dreamy Eyes; two-step, Just
Before the Battle: intermezzo. Sextette
from Lucia; melody. National Airs.
ANNUAL CLAMBAKE.
The annual clambake given by the Cen
tral grange of the PawtuXet Valley was
held yesterday afternoon I'm the grove on
the premises OF Te~n Sergeant Alien,
who resides on the road leading from Riv-
erpoint 20 Apponaug. The members of
the Central grange are composed OF resi-
dents from the villages OF Harddlg Rocky
Hill and Apponaug and is composed OF
about 90 members.
The bake was served from IL TO $3.50
and consisted OF all things had in an old
fashioned bake. Several members OF the
Davisville grange were present and as
sisted their brothers in all ways possible
To make the AFFAIR a pronounced success.
The committee consisted of Mrs. Charles
II. Allen, who acted as chairman, assist
ed by the wives and daughters of the
members OF the grange. After the bake
was served a general social time was par
ticipated in.
COLoRED CHILDREN'S OUTING
The pupils OF the Colored Shelter OF
Providence, located at the corner OF
Brown and Olive streets, were rendered
an outing at the golf grounds IN the viii
lage OF Centreville yesterday. A special
car conveyed the party from the city TO
the valley. The children were under the
care of Miss Isabel Northup. a former
resident OF the town, who is now matron-
at the school. The party left the valley
for their return trip about o'clock, af-
ter having spent a very enjoyable outing.
NOTES.
u j. Graham Of South Swansea has
been assigned TO the position OF station
agent at the Centrevile depot.
Joseph Smith OF Anthony. who is en-
ployed as a drug clerk by DR.. c. r. Chag-
non, has left for a four weeks vacation
to Canada.
James Ingraham. formerly OF Arctic,
but now OF Pawtucket, was the guest of
friends in the valley yesterday.
The usual weekly choir rehearsal Of the
Centreville NJ. f. church was held last
evening.
Miss Esther Lee OF Harrisville returned
10 her home today, after spending a va
cation with relatives In Centrevile
Miss Theresa Walsh Of Woonsocket.
who has been visiting friends I'm Cromp
ton, returned home today.
Mrs Francis w. McCauley OF Washing
ton has returned home after an absence OF
four weeks.
DIR. II G. r.. Breault. formerly Of the
valley. was in the valley yesterday on
a business trip.
Oscar, the infant son OF Endeer Ee-
mierk OF Ouidnick died az his parents
home yesterday afternoon. The child was
two years old.
Charles Puffey OF Summit. an old and
we'll known resident died at his home
there Yesterday afternoon after an Illness
of a long duration.
The Warwick auto cops are soon 10
issue warrants on all persons who have
received n notification from them. and
IL is expected that many will settle with
out a murmur