The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Many Baseball Games In the
VaIIey...in Old Fashioned
Dance.

The baseball results In the valley yes
terday were as follows:
Central Athletic association of Arctic
VS.. the Parks Hills. for a wager Of 1l0
was won by the c. A. A. teams without
any hard labor. The score was 10 to 2.
The Crompton baseball team defeated
the Centrevilles at the latters grounds
yesterday afternoon by the score of %
TO 8.
The Washington team was defeated by
the Quidnicks in a very interesting game
at Quidnick by the score of to 4. Err
rors was the cause for the Washingtons
losing the game.
The Phenlx team defeated the River
Point aggregation at Phenix yesterday by
the score or Is to 2.
on Saturday afternoon the Washington
team journeyed to Coventry Centre and
defeated the team that represents that
village in very interesting game OF
baseball.
A BARN DANCE.
A party Of young people from all Sec
tions OF the valley visited the home OF
Mrs. Sarah Saunderson at Hope on Sat-
urday evening and participated In a barn
dance. The affair was held In grand and
old fashioned style, there being but one
fiddler To furnish music for the dancing.
The dance was held on the old barn floor,
and all OF" those present pronounced tse
affair one OF the most entertaining events
they had attended In long time.
Following the dance in the barn an ad-
Journment to the house was taken and
collation. was served.
RUN OVER BY HIS OWN TEAM.
Joseph Lamonthe. employed as a team
ster tor A. w. knight Il Son at River
point, was severely injured while at
work last Saturday evening near the Dew
Drop Inn at Quidnick.
Mr.. Lamonthe was about to start his
horses when, in some unexplained way,
he fell TO the ground and was caught by
the front wheel OF his heavily loaded team
and dragged some distance before his
horses could be stopped.
other teamsters employed by Mr..
knight were near and assisted the in
jured man TO his home where a physician
was summoned.
No bones were broken but he was con-
siderably bruised.
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.
Yesterday afternoon at the rooms of the
Kent club in the opera house building,
Riverpoint, a number of the friends OF
the Riverpoint bowling team, champions
OF the New England leagle. gave the team
members a complimentary dinner.
The cup which won by the bowlers was
displayed on the table and the decorations
were beautiful.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
The third degree was conferred on
number of valley candidates at Forester's
hall. Riverpoint, yesterday afternoon at
a special meeting or Gibson council,
Knights OF Columbus. The work was con-
Quoted by District Deputy Thomas A.
Loughran OF Natick. assisted by special
degree team and was Witnessed by
number OF visitors from different, sections
OF the state.
NOTES.
Mrs. Mary McKonna OF Crompton died
at Pascoag Saturday afternoon.
Prof j. J. Lamb had a dancing party
at Riverpoint last Saturday evening.
The Narragansett Gun club VIII meet
at Phenix this evening.
The pawtuxet Valley Teachers associa-
ton will meet in the Crompton school hail
tomorrow evening.
Kent lodge. No. 40s n. f. o. p, will
meet at Phenix tomorrow evening.
The regular meeting TO st. Mary's Holy
Name society of Arctic was held last eve-
ming in ST. James church.