The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Jessie Fremont Council Gives a
Farmers Supper.
Sunday School Children Give an Enter
Acknowledgement Mention.

Last evening Jessie Fremont Council,
No. 10 ID. OF L., gave a farmers supper
and entertainment in Grand Army Hall.
| supper was served frour6 To 8 O'Clock,
and was well patronized. After supper
an entertainment was given at which tho
| following program was rendered: Violin
| solo, Miss Lizzie Burt, with Miss Ella
| Burt as accompanist recitation, Orphan
| Annie, Addie Madoll piano solo, Miss
Eva Coffin; vocal duet, Misses Merrill
and Corbin; recitation, Grandpa Miss
| Nellie Harwood; recitation Benedict
Arnold, T" Miss Hattie Crandall; reading,
Fire at the hollands Miss Eva Corbin (;
cornet solo, Fred &. Burt Miss Ella Burt
accompanist; recitation, Never Put OFF
Till Tomorrow" Miss Bessie Lewis; reel
tation, Turning, Miss Mabel Cole :
recitation, who is the INCEST of all tho
Girlsl" Miss Lille Hunter piano solo,
Miss Agnes Moore The COMMITTEES Of
arrangements was as follows: Miss
Emma j. Burt chairman; Mrs Jane
Branch Miss Lucy Curtis, Mrs. Louisa
FisSe, Mrs Elizabeth Curtis.
wednesday evening very pretty enter
tainment was given in A. II. Hoyt Hall
by the children of the First Uniyersalist
Sunday School Part first was AN operatta
entitled Market Day, in which the
following persons took part: Janet the
village fayorite, Edna Warren: Lucette
the flower girl, Bessie McTwiggan:
Mollic, Gertrude Lawson; Lettie, the
orange girl, Alice Munroe; Rocco, the
organ grinder, shirley Gardner; LAME,
Roma Barney; Nora, Susie Chase chorus
singers, Hope Eddy, Lena Johnson, Una
Anthony, Edith Chase, Goldena Fisher,
Grace Wall, Helen Barney, Hattie Briggs
and Ethel Kenyon. Part second was "A
reading by Miss Ethel Ormsbee and
pantomime, six Little Grandmas" by
"A A.. a.
Arnold, Amy Ferguson, Roma Barney
and Mildred Grant; recitation. Il Doubt
It, Dot Pierce. Part third was an
operatta, Queen FlOras Day Dream,
characters, Queen Flora, Alice Munroe;
Bundle Bee, Robbie Chase; Stella,
Edith Chase; daisies, Susie Chase Ger
trnde Lawson, and Grace Wall; butter
flies, leaders, Ethel Kenyon and Nellie
Wilmarth; Maude Ormsbee, Edna Orms-
bee, Amy Ferguson, Una Anthony;
woodland fairies, leaders, Hattie Briggs
and Helen Barney; Hope Eddy, Grace
Wall, Susie Chase, Bessie McIwiggan,
Goldena Fisher, Gertrude Lawson, Ethel
Kenyon, Edna Warren, Lena Johnson
Edith Chase. The entertainment was
given in most satisfactory manner and
was enjoyed by a large audience. The
committee of arrangements consisted of
Mrs. A. O. Miles, Mrs Robbins, Miss
Drew and Walter Read.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Grace Elnora Small of this town and
Robert Irving Neil of Glasgow, scotland.
The wedding will take place Wednesday
evening, May 12th at o'clock in the
evening in the Clifford street Presbyterian
Church. There will be many guests from
over the water.
Yesterday morning i'm the Seventh dis
trict court the case of Edward Burns who
was arrested March 2Sth, by Officer Harri-
gan for rcveling and being dis0rderly was
called. Burns was arraigned the following
morning and pleaded not guilty, the case
was continued to April 2nd again To