The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-15
PAWTUxET VALLEY.
After-Easter Festivities.

The much talked-of bazaar for the
benefit OF the Agricultural Park opens
Wednesday for the remainder OF the
week, and the only obstacle to its sue
cess IL the size OF ODD Fel-
lows Hall, which will be inadequate
pected to attend from miles around.
Phenix will support two fairs this week.
The Notre Dame Du Bon Conseil
fair will be open every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evenings
hereafter until May4. The st: Andrews
some of the most prominent OF the young
set in the valley will take part.
The Sons of Veterans give fair also
and 1t is expected that they will realize
large sum for the worthy cause.
The Ladies' Auxiliary No. l will give
morrow night.
The Ladies' Auxiliary No. 2 of Center
vile is getting up dance, which promises
TO be great success.
The Crompton Auxiliary will give
social and dance in the engine house next
Saturday night.
Anthony will give the drama " Nevada"
TO help on the fun.
Easter Concerts.
All the churches in the valley gave
special concerts last night, but the rain
prevented the attendance from being very
large. The programs were all carefully
prepared and well rendered.
Natick.
The village is rapidly becoming the
Mecca for drunks and gangs seek
ing Sunday Amusement, Yester-
day boisterous crowd smashed all the
available glass in William Tarbox's house,
and the owner looked in vain for the
police. At one time il was feared that
the house would be moved off bodily, but
the trouble subsided of its own accord.
Jericho.
The Union Cornet Band gave its sixth
and final concert last night in st. Jeans
Hall. There was a good attendance and
an excellent program was given. The
work of the band was unusually good
and their seasons success is well deserved.
jennings Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin
Mamie Gilland was highly appreciated in
two solos. Miss Matte Briggs, as elocu-
zionist, was fully up to her usual excel
lence. The Irish specialties by Mr.. Harry
t. Wood proved great hit.
Two funerals took place from st. Jeans
Church this morning, Father Payand
officiating. The deceased were Regina
Benoit, "a years Of age, and Mrs. Alphon-
sine Barrette, aged 81. The remains were
buried in st. Joseph's Cemetery.
Miss Sarah Connorsville, Conn.,, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Thomas Flynn.
Miss Mamie Crawford Of Fiskvfile is the
guest of friends here.
Miss Lille Grove of Taunton, Mass, is
visiting friends in this place.
Miss Theresa Cleary has been taken
suddenly i'll.
Miss Nellie Bouchard of Pawtucket
has accepted position with Mrs. u. st.
Germain.
Special Easter services were held in the
Methodist Church and the pulpit was
tastefully decorated with potted plants,
lilies and palms. Yesterday w. b. owen
was back in his old position as leader Of
the choir after a long absence.
Howard Hopkins has removed his
family TO Anthony, where he has been
for the last year.
Miss Sadie Mcdonald is visiting friends
in Providence.
Mrs. William Latham is quite i'll with
the grip.
Mrs. John Coyle, Jr., from Taunton, is
the guest of her husbands parents.
Pbenix.
There was a grand dramatic and musi-
cal entertainment In Music Hall last
night for the benefit of the
Church of Notre Dame Du Bon Conseil.
The Hope Orchestra rendered selections
during the evening. "Le Prologue"
comedy in one act, was we'll
received by the large audience.
The following tableaux showed great
ability in the participants: "Abraham's
School" and "Death OF Abel"