The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-11
FOR A CHRISTMAS TREE
Enjoyable Entertainment Given at
st. Thomas Church.


A very LARGELY attended and interesting
entertainment was given in the basement Of
st. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church last
evening by the Sunday School, for the benefit
OF the Christmas tree fund. The of the
efforts Of the teachers were very successful
ana there is no doubt the tree will this year
be as Iro,ty and fruitful as II has ever beon
In the history OF the school
The program was as follows: Piano solo,
Professor A. n. G. Barnes: vocal solo, Miss
Bardslcy; reading James Dawson; quartet,
The Miller's Wooinr;" reading, Miss Celia
Everson; cornet solo, Miss Alice Carey; vo-
cal solo, Miss Anna Riccius; piano duet. Mrs
AMI Miss ardsley: piano solo, Miss Holing-
drake; reading, Miss Lyra Arnold; quartet
Good Night" fan drill. The latter was
ver' grace nj AFFAIR, being marked by great
nj cntion o, tie part OF the young ladies who
took part, and the audience showed their ap-
preciatio o, the skill OF those in TIE drill by
very Sc erors applause The young ladies
taking rart were: Miss Sarah Moss, leader;
Misses Flora Andrews Eliza Moss, Alice
Gregory, Ella Moss Rose Moss Ada Andrews,
Ella hrr'on and F1o-a Andrews.
Al intermisson cake and ice cresm were
served. Tee committee of arrangements were
John Lord, chairman: Misses Ada Andrews,
AN IMPORTANT NEW ROAD.
Murray Pros, the welknown road build
crs OF South Providence have nearly finished
road that starts about 100 feet west OF Elm.
hurst, and after running diagonally for
part of IL, 1900 feet, for the remainder runs
Iarallcl with Smith sreep through the land
owned by the Growenordae Company as far
a. the Hazard land. TIL new road is well
built and will make quite n large amount OF
valuable land suitable for building purposes.
Tho lo.n.ion Is q very pleasant one. and
The new lots will probably soon find pur-
ohrsars and n number Of attractive new hines
he the result. Then there is still good del
more land 10 the neighhorhood TO b. plated
and eventually built upon.
Fon A CHARITABLE PURPOSE.
TIL Young Mems Hebrew Hospital Associa.
tiOn cid n tall in Dimon Hall last evening
fh { was atten Cd by about IS couples. The
eifcir WIS a very enjoyable one for the Union
rotective Orchestra furnished good music
or dancing ana the young men g1iongi-g to
hc a2oda Ton did everything pos ible TO
rake the dar Gers happy. The grand march |
was led by floor maaagcr Leonard zisman
and Miss Zislnan. The assistant hoor mana |
ser was Morris Berkovitz, and the aids, NJ. |
Moie'stein, Michael Shanicy, NJ Bernstein, A. |
Schwartz, NJ. Shsnler and b. Kramer. Ira
friedman was chairman, Samuel Chemiclx
secretary and M. Modelstein treasurer of the
committee. During the evening President L.
Zsnan OF The association, In a modest earnest
and ef ctiyo way, toll OF AMI pleaded for the
charity fo- which the association is laborinr.
NORTH END NOTES
The alleSel elopeInent of parties from
Grand View s.roet was almost tho sole topic
OF conversation In this section last night
lilo some very taliSative parties claimed
they were not surprisci, still those best
acquainted with ths missing man and woman
say that the affair is very peculiar one.
The Girl, according 70 all but very few who
are disposed To SANDER every one when II Is
snfe' lei an unoxccptionable life and the man
was very devoted to his wife
The police at the Second station maie but
me arrest last night.
good Tor ion OF the first story wall of
he n W Sinte House facing down town is
ilrcady built
horse owned by Murray Bros, while at
work near Elmhurst, kicked himself into n
'osi;ion while fastened 10 cart that caused
liin TO cholk, 10 drath before willing hands
'orla rcscus him from his precarious con
iiiiol.