The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
DIED OF HEART DISEASE
Mrs. Pain Expires Suddenly at Home
of Her BrOther-in-Law.
Mayor McGulnness Op,ns Church Fair.
North End Notes.

Mrs. Sarah Fain, wife of b. Fain, died
of her brot other- r-in-law, Isaac Fsin In the
old Arcade on Charles street OF heart
disease. Mrs. fain attended the charita Die
entertainment at Diamond Hall last even
ing. though not feeling very well, and st
about II p. m. she WIS taken seriously
sick, and was removed by her friens to
tho place wnere she died. Doctors Smith
and Munroe were summoned, and they
found Mrs. FaiD suffering from very
severe attack of heart disease, and that
ber chances Of recovery were very slight.
Other physicians were summoned, but
tney could do nothing for her, and thev
for bade her removal to her husbands
leaves many friends, who regret her sud
den taking away.
FAIR OPENED BY MAYOR M'ouINNEss.
The eleventh annual fair OF the Ballou
Universslist Church was opened at Capt.
tol Hall last evening by Mayor McGuin-
ness, who delivered a very pleasant sd-
dress and wished the faithful workers
for the new church IL is proposed TO
build unbounded success. Ills Honor
also added good works to fine speech,
much to he delight OF those in charge
of the fair. From $3.50 to 1880 O'Clock
last evening q supper was served, and
after the Mayors address the dramas
"Cousin Frank" and "a Thorn Among
the Roses" were given. Those taking
part ia the former were Hope Wright,
Althea Mayor. MyrIis Berry, Sadie Al
orich and Lcttie Wilde, ana the princi-
pals in the latter piece were Lena Ward,
Mary NOVEL;, Sarah Z. Ciapp, Belle
NOVEL;, Carrie Needham, Eva Sphinx,
Emma Wilde, Leah Ipmsn, Arther Ship
poe and Charles Gritiin.
There are q number OF handsome
booths in the halI,at which are displayed
many choice articles, and last evening
the young lad les in charge OF them
proved very successful sellers. The auc-
tion OF a beautiful autograph guilt was
begun late last evening and will be con-
tinucd tonight. Today there was q tine
turkey dinner from II: 80 to p. M, and
IL Whs well lOuigIl in hu-
dition to many other attractions the
drama "Grecisn Bend" will be given,
ana the attractions for tomorrow, the
closing evening, are equally good.
The ladies of the Humane Society OF
the First Univefsslist Church have a
pretty both at tho far. The mem Ders OF
the general fair committee are: Rov.
James ID. iillinghast, chairman; Mrs.
George +. Aldrich, secretry; Mrs. Charles
A. Wright, treasurer; MIR. George h.
Bragg. Mrs. Herbert Needham and Mrs.
Walter W. Smith.
VERY SUCCESSFUL BALL.
At Dimond hall last evening a very
pleasant and largely attended ball was
held by the Ladies' Union Aid Associa-
ton, the procscds of which will go to
the sick and poor OF Hebrew descent in
tlis vicinity. This organization has
done noble work and Is worthy of tina,
spirit OF charity that has grown so
strongly among people who in other
lands and times nave had to fight the
tattle of life against great ODDS. Thst
I he efforts Of the organiz ,iiou are sply
seconded by the good people that are
familier with them was we'll in evidences
last night and there have resn few mer-
rier parties ever held in this we'll known