The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-16
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The following are the real estate trans
fers during the last week: John N.
Sharp and Hattie Sharp sold to A. f..
White one lot OF land, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated
on the ar. o. Whitney Plat" lot num-
pher Webster sold to John and
Cecilia Moore large tract
OF land on South Broadw way for $40. Charles
T.. Frost sold to Edward Il. Pierce, for s10
lot OF land, No. GO, on the Trestan
Burgess Plat" lot OF land containing
tive acres, and other land. Esther w.
Pierce sold to Edward Pierce OF Provi-
dence large tract of land, for so. Benja-
min Pierce sold TO Esther Pierce lot OF
land, in the southern part of the town,
for sl0. Edward T.. Frost sold to Mary T..
Frost one certain lot of land No. 40 on "Plat
OF land in Seekonk" belonging to Josiah
Murran for $40. Edward II. Pierce sold
to Esther W. Pierce a lot OF land described
as lot numb bered 66 on Preston Burgess
plat in Seekonk for go. Esther W. Pierce
sold to Florence H. Wood certain lot Of
land for so.
Last evening the East Providence High
School gave an entertainment and social
in the Town Hall, and the following pro-
gram was rendered: An art exhibit;
Prof. Fitzarthur's electric dolls, paper,
wooden, banjo, Freuch, clown, Japanese,
bicycle, Topsy, mite, wax, rag and baby;
piano solo, M ISIS kittie Anthony; pictures
and statues, living and otherwise; read
ing, Mary Falls and May Meegan; songs,
Mabel Fay and Ethel Cunningham;
est Spot" "Pocahontas, "The Girls
Quarrel" Naomi, Ruth and Orpah,"
"Eclpse OF the SUM-" ,"Three Sailor
Boys The Three Graces," Comrades
in Arms" winter in the Lap of
Spring" 'Many Men, Many Minds;
piano and violin duet, Charles Thornton
and Edgar sealander; THE Songs OF
Small, Grace Small, Mary Meogan, Ethel
Cunningham, Miss Dresilla MuDroe;
piano solo, Charles Thornton; convention
OF realistic readers: pr. Grassgreat,
Russell Richmond; Professor Common
sense, Arthur Fitz; aud nine delegates.
Two baseball teams have been organized
in the town.
An open meeting OF the Watchemoket
Tribe, No. 2, 7. q, II. NJ. was held last
night at their rooms. Past Sachom Edwin
h. Lincoln presided.
Program Piano solo, Miss May Ken
yon; vocal solo, Miss Alberta Small; in
strumental trio, piano, Miss Kenyon, vio-
lin, Miss Annie Nickery, cornet Mr..
Frank Curtis; soprano solo, Mrs. Howard
Horton, with Mr.. Horton, accompanist;
reading, Mrs. Jennie Barney; address,
Andrew ~. Payton, Great lncohonec OF
the United States; solo, Mr.. Horton;
guitar and harmonica duet, by the Brow,
nell Brothers; address, j. Peter Gardner,
Past Great Sachem OF Massachusetts,; ad-
dress by James II. Barney, Great Sachem
OF Rhode Island; collation. TO guests by
Althan. Committee, ID. ID. Nickcry,
chairman; w. II. Rhodes. Il. l.. Millara,
VIM. q. Bowen, Alex. Martin, Fred A.
Mareham.
Last night the Prohibitionists held
caucus in the district court room. Joseph
B. Fits was named for senator ana
Leander Baker, first representative, jason
II. Hazard. second Representative.
The first reception 10 members and
friends OF the L. 4. ID. ~ Club was given
last evening i'm their rooms, some - per-
sons being In attendance. After a short
business meeting an interesting entertain
ment was given under the direction OF
Mrs. Howard X. Horton, consisting of
banjo solos by Mr.. Ro beri Anthony; read
ing, by Miss J. Thomas Drew, and acting
songs and charades by the members. A
bountiful spread was served under the
direction OF Mrs George B. Barstow.
Among the quests were Mrs. William
Gardner, Miss Sadie Whitford and Miss
Clara Harrington.