The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-27
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Missing Boy Found by Father.
TIVE Funerals Held To-day.

Clarence Jenkins, the 13-year-old son of
Robert Jenkins, station agent at Phenix
was located by his father Sunday after
noon. after being absent several days
The lad left home last Thursday and his
parents had searched in vain for him.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. Jenkins was
at Pippin Orchard searching for the miss
ing boy. and by chance he met a lady who
knew where the boy was In Providence.
She informed the father where he would
find his son. and he turned his course to-
wards Providence. where he found his
son. and brought him back amid great
rejoicing.
TWO FUNERALS.
The funerals OF two OF the oldest OF the
Pawtuxet Valley residents We're held to-
day. The funeral OF Mrs Carissa Greene
of Anthony was held at 1870 o'clock from
the undertaking rooms OF Byron Read at
Anthony. Deceased was in her Send year,
and had for some time made her home
with her brother in Anthony Village.
The last sad rites for George Washing
ton Cheves. who died at his home In
North Seituate.- Sunday, at the advanced
age of 50. was solemnized at 2 O'Clock
from the Epworth chapel on Quidnick
street, Centreville. and was attended by
his friends OF the neighborhood. As he
had no near relatives in the valley. niece
from Jersey City was present and made
necessary arrangements for his burial.
THANK OFFERING TAKEN.
At the morning service at st. Andrews
church, Phenix. the national missionary
thank offering for men was taken.
The efforing was In commemoration of
300 years OF English churchmanship in
America. and is to be presented at the
general convention to be held at Rich
rnopd,- -Na.,- in October, and will be used
In carrying on the missionary work of
the church.
BASEBALL MEETINGS.
The Natick Baseball association met
last evening for the purpose of arranging
team. Timothy Harrington, who Is much
interested in the club. says THAI the games
will be played and that Natick is sure 10
win. The Hope Baseball association met
In regular session last evening at the po-
lice station and transacted the usual rou-
tine OF business and arranged for games
for Sunday and Labor day.
FOLEY ROUNDED IN.
Deputy Sheriff Theodore s. Andrews and
Constable Robert g. Butler succeeded in
rounding In Edward Foley OF Clyde. He
Loomis OF the Fourth district court Mr.
Foley Is the person who gave Constable
Agnew the slip last week.
ARCTIC RESIDENT DIES.
John Donahue of Arctic, who for some
time past had been I'm poor health, died
at his home yesterday. For several years
Mr.. Donahue was employed by Thornton
Bros. OF Riverpoint. He has also worked
for Col r. A. Harrington at Rocky Point
during the summer seasons. He leaves
wife, father, brothers and sister to mourn
his demise. He was considered fine
bowler and was generally liked by his
valley associates.
VALLEY NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott of Centre
vile are visiting at Oakland Beach for
the remainder OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rice OF Centrevilie
are enjoying a two weeks visit at Wick
ford.
Miss Alice wylie OF Hope has returned
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs william Tay-
lor at Tafftville. Conn.
William Mott OF Lafayette, r. l., was
recently the guest OF friends in Fiske-
Vile.
Mrs H. II. Howard OF Providence, who
has been visiting Mrs / II. whtford Of
Harris for the past three months, returned
home yesterday
Henry Archambault OF Arctic Centre
left yesterday for weeks vacation In
New York city.
Pearl and Charles Steele of Phenix have
returned to their home after a visit to
New York city.