The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-29
NORTH END NEWS.
Closing Entertainment at T0Oleville
Evening School.
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The evening schools last evening close
their second session and at the Tooleviile
school very interesting entertainment
was given under the supervision OF Prin-
cipal John j. Devlin and his efficient
corps of assistants. There were a num-
ber OF visitors present an all were well
pleased with the work of the pupils and
agreed that II was very creditable to the
latter and their teachers.
SuKg by school, "America''; recitation,
Miss Charlotte Holden; vocal duet,
Misses Annie Doyle and Ella O'Conneil;
Miss Katie Arnold accompanist; recita-
tion, Miss Lizzie Crownshaw; vocal solo,
Miss Hattie Merchant, accompanied by
Roland Ateherley; piano solo, Miss Mamie
Bowling; recitation, Miss Mamie Nc
Donough; chorus by the school, "Tbe
Rose"; defamation, Miss Lydia McPher-
son; vocal solo. Miss Mamie Nagie; piano
soie, James Mulyery; vocal solo, Miss
Leary, accompanied by Miss kiernan;
piano solo, Mr.. Roland Atcherley; decla-
nation, Miss Gay; piano solo, Miss Katie
Arnold; recitation. Miss Gertrude Dolan;
piano solo, Miss Kate Reynolds.
John Mullin, pupil OF the school, was
presented with a gold ring for being per-
teot during he term.
The evenings exercises closed with an
instructive address by Principal Devlin,
who urged the scholars to endeavor to
make good use OF the instruction they
had received from their faithful teachers
and to supplement their evening school
work by home study. He also expressed
desire that all the scholars would attend
next year.
About 20 persons are at present work.
ing at the Geneva mills. Though this is
small number il is taken by residents as
evidence of the intent OF the Wanskuck
company To run the mill TO its full capa-
city just as soon as the condition. OF
trade will warrant.
Division No. l5, A. o. H., of Wan
skuck, is making preparations for an
elaborate banquet on St Patrick's night.
A competent committee has the details
in charge and number of gentlemen,
prominent in the order, will take part
In the post-prandial exercises. The divi-
sion Is in very prosperous condition
and netted s110 by its recent ball.
There is bright and pretty very young
lady at the home OF DIR. Il. +. Black that
his many friends hope may long reside
there.
The Davis G. L. Club is on the high tide
of success and SO great have become its
funds that it has had to purchase new
safe. Some of the members favored the
purchase of Corliss safe, but Others
thought that not only would there be lit
tie use for SO costly safe, as there would
be no money left TO put in it, but also
because the resources OF the Club would
be severely taxed for several years to come
TO pay for it, A member OF the club who
returned the other day from brief pro-
fessional visit to Vermont, lavishly en-
tertained his fellow members.
Very Rev L. Il. Doran will lecture in
Alfredian Hall tomorrow evening for the
bene t of st. Edwards Branch, G. X.
of A.
j. s. Fidler has added a new coach to
his fine collection of carriages.
A young man in a buggy used poor
judgment in trying to get out of the
way of another team last evening, and
turning sharp across a car track at the
corner OF Branch avenue and Charles
street one OF the rear wheels of the buggy
was wrecked.
Very pleasant entertainments were given
by the pupils of the Orms street and
Wanskuck schools under the direction of
the teachers last evening.
President Calvin of the wanskuck
Horse Traders Association Is asking the
opinion of his friends on very hand
some pair of black roadsters.
The communion service at the Randall
Square Mission, which has generally been
held on the first Sunday of the month,
will not be held tomorrow, the first Sun
DAY of March but one week later. The
first anniverary of the mission will be
held in the audience room of the Asbury
Memorial NJ. T.. Church, corner Of Hewes
and North Main streets, Monday evening,
March 8. hose in charge of the mission
heartily appreciate the kindness of the
official board OF the church named in
granting them permission to hold the
celebration there. The founder Of the
mission was William G. Lawton.