The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-11
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Well Known Young Couple Mar
ri0d at Arctic -.EIOpsmsnt
at LippItt.. ..SocleIy Meeting.
NeteS

William Henry Carville of Natick and
Miss Elizabeth Agnes Donahue OF River
point were united in marriage yesterday
morning at ST. James church, Arctic Cen
tre, by Rev F. L. Higney, pastor OF the
church. who performed the nuptial mass
In the presence of a large gathering OF
friends of both bride and groom The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Catherine Donahue, who served
as bridesmaid. The groom was attended
by his brother, Thomas Carville. After
brief honeymoon, they will reside In
Natick.
ELOPEMENT AT LIPPITT.
The sudden departure Of two young pee
pie from this village set the gossips busy
Yesterday. Miss Sadie Brown. the 19-year-
old niece of Mr. and Mrs George Phillips,
left for her work in the Lippitt mill as
usual and shortly after asked for few
minutes leave OF absence and up to late
hour last evening had not been heard
from. Almost simultaneously Edgar Rath-
bun, young man of the village. was
found to be missing and as the couple had
kept company together for some time Ii
was supposed that they had eloped. The
girls uncle journed TO Boston yesterday
in quest of her, as ne believed she might
be visiting relatives In that city.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
regular meeting o! Kent lodge. No.
i03, New England Order of Protection,
was held last evening at Hines hall. Phe-
nix. The meeting was presided at by
Worthy Warden Mrs. Samuel E. Sullivan
and was we'll attended by the members.
Following the regular routine of business,
a social season was enjoyed.
Narragansett lodge, No. 8, Knights Of
Pythias. met In regular session at AS
sembly hail. Phenix, last evening. and
business OF routine nature was trans
acted
The annual meeting and election Of Of
flcers of the local Women's Christian
Temperance Union was held yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs Daniel
Babcock OF Phenix. The first meeting OF
the season after the summer vacation OF
the In Remembrance circle OF Kings
Daughters was held yesterday afternoon,
with Mrs Arthur Walker OF Riverpoint-
meeting OF the Rocky Hill grange. and
the event was largely attended by the
The first meeting Of the Kent County
Medical association OF the season will be
held on Thursday evening at the Kent
club.
NO GAME LIKELY.
Manager Robert Davis of the Crompton
ball team, when interviewed this morn
ing. said that he knew nothing OF the
much-t talked OF ball game or series OF
games between the club in this village
and the Riverpoint aggregation.
Mr.. Davis says that he is willing &c
take on the Riverpoint club for series
OF games. II the matter can be arranged
but as yet nothing has been intimated
save such Information which Is circulatec
through the columns of the newspapers
VALLEY NOTES.
The Benevolent society of the Phenix M
e church met yesterday afternoon witt
Mrs. Albro of Maple avenue. Owing tc
the clambake at Knotty Oak tomorrow
the meeting OF the society was changed
for this week.
Ira Graves of Pawtucket has been visit
ing with his aunt, Mrs. Cynthia Capwel
of Parker street, Phenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole OF Rocklanc
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs l.. w. Pat
terson OF Ames street, Harris.
Joseph Baucher OF Phenix has ac'
cepted a position as travelling man foi
Fred NJ Tuell, beer and provision mer'
chants OF Providence
Road Surveyor Colvin OF Coventry Is
repairing the damage done to the roads
of the town by the recent heavy rains.
Miss Maud Irving. principal OF the Har'
ris grammar school, is making her home
with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy j. Lawton ol
Ames street. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs David Craig of Phenix re-
turned last evening from visit with
friends at Sterling, Conn.
Dr. Zenon Archambault OF Fall River
Mass, was recently the guest OF Mr.. G
De Nomme OF Arctic Centre.
Mr.. NJ. K. Gaulin OF the editorial stan
Of the Journal independent OF Fall Riv-
er, Mass, is the guest OF Rev. FIR. j. ID,
Lebe. OF Phenix.
Mr.. Edwin Jodin of Arctic Centre will
leave tomorrow To enter the st. Aime con-
vent.