The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-02
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Cl0sing Exercises al Rope School
He'd Today.
Pupils EEjoy Thsmselves-Death OF Mr..
. Patrick II. King.

The Hope school closed the summer
term today with the following exercises:
Welcome Song" grammar department.;
recitation, Mamie O'Rouke; recitation,
"Our Flag" class; recitation, "Grumble
Town, class; recitation, Louise McGlnn;
recitation, George West; recitation, Dora
Lam bert; recitation, Stella lew; recitis-
tion, Katie Conlon; recitation, Mamie
West and Oracle Rawinson; recitation,
George Lambert; song, class; essays on
"Eyangeline, Maud Roe, Esther Clarke,
Ellie Fiske; recitations, Willie Fletcher.
Willie Winward. Alice Wylie and Olive
Kingsley dialogue, Annie Winward and
Florence Ralph; recitations Lille VIM
ward Bertha McGinn, Mamie Foley,
Everett Kingsley. Eta Price. Clara VIII.
iams; dialogue, by scholars Of first class;
recltations, Leon Fletcher, Willie Fletcher
and John Greene; dialogue by scholars OF
second class; recitations, Mary u. Conley
and Willie Jordan; song, school.
The Pontiac public schools closed the
summer term today and after the closing
session the pupils were given treat by
their teachers. Those in the grammar de-
partmont in charge of Miss snow enJoyeh
picnic In the grove near the Swedish
church while the smaller children In. tho
intermediate and primary rooms enjoyed
themselves in their school rooms. Inc
attendance at the school during the past
year has been very satisfactory and tho
pupils have made good progress in their
studies. In tho grammar department
Miss Snow has registered III and the av-
eraQe daily attendance has been 30
Luella NJ. Baiioy, Agnes q. Russell, lsa-
belle f. Barrie, Margaret j. Haddock.
Lilly St Germaine, Arthur V. Snedterg
and Harold W. Bailey have been present
at every session of the school during tho
term. In the intermediate department.
Miss Woolsey has registered 10 pupils and
the daily attendance has been 40. In this
department Della Robarge, Margaret Bar
ber. Leonie Bail, Mary Epstein, Eva
LaFrance Della St. Germaine, Estha
Lind, Olga johnson, Carrie Stenberg,
Ruth Conn, and Jennie Ferguson have
been perfect in attendance during the
term. In the primary department. Miss
Pfanner has registered 90 scholars and
has had an average daily attendance OF
So In this room Hattie Allstron. Nellie
Langellier, Ida Langellier. Arthur An
dersun, Walter Barrie. Willie Heffernan,
Frank johnson, Clarence johnson, Willie
Noble, George Summersby and Willie
Humphrey have boen perfect In attend
ance
The Phenix band gave q very enjoyable
open air concert OH the bandstand at
Clyde last evening.
The Pbenix woman's Christian Temper
ance Union held n very interesting meet
ing in its rooms in the Cleaner building
yesterday afternoon.
Patrick II. King one of the best known
and most popular young men IN the
valley died at his home on Riverside
avenue at Clyde this morning MIR. King
was a membe of the Young Mems Catso'
lie Association of River Point Pioneer
Hose Company No. l, of River Point, -.
Peter and Pauls T. A. B. Society. lie
was also prominently identified In local
political matters, but although he was
always Democrat he was respected and
liked by his opponents in politics.
Court Warwick, l.. of A., held It's regu-
lar meeting and installation Of officers In
Forresters hall at Clyde last evening.
The new officers who were installed bv
Deputy Grand Chief Ranger y. ii. Quinn
were: John II. Deering, chief ranger
Frank Carroll, sub chief ranger; Moses
Menier, recording secretary John Agnew,
senior woodward; Alton Smith, Junior
woodward: Joseph Creapeau, senior
beadle: Peter Sherlock, Junior beadle.