The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-01
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Graduating Exercises at the Turner
Avenue School.
A. P. HOyt School Graduation Funeral Of
Miss AnniS Bile Smith.

Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock tho
graduating exercises Of the Turner avenue
grammar school, GLASS OF '07. took place
in Winchester ball. Riverside. The pro-
gram was as follows: Prayer, Rev.
Edward Hadlock, pastor OF the CongreRa-
ional church; instrumental solo. Lillian
Read; greeting song. school; recitation,
Lottie Fuller; recitation, The burning
OF the Ship" Herbert Munroo; instru-
mental duet, "In the Valley" Grace
Con, Gertrude Broadman; drill, by
twelve misses; duet "O'er Hill and
Dale" Mabel SIingsby. Frank KiDgsford;
song, "AlphaDet Notices" 2S misses:
recitation, "Hagar" Sarah Laird, reel.
tation, "Original Memorial Poem. ["
Edward Roache; violin solo, 1.-The Theme
OF tho Merchant" Arthur Allen; recita-
tion, The Legend of the Bregewz, "
Viola Bell; instrumental SOLO My Last
IL misses; song, "Trip, Fairies. Trip,
schooi; recitation, 1.-The Deacon's Con-
fession," William Robinson; class his
tory, Grace Hudson; reaaing, "Iho
French Ensign" class OF 'Y7; presentation
of diplomas by Superintendent William
w. Ellis; farewell song, graduating class;
benediction, by Rev Herbert hemick,
rector OF 81. Marks church.
Tho following wero tho graduates:
Viola May Bell, John William Blackwell,
George Louis Glover, William Howard
Hutchinson, Grace LucTetia Hudson,
Lila Mason Hiscox. Sarah Edith Laird,
Lillian Eva Read, william Henry Robin
ssor, Edward sheppard koache, Mary
Maranda Iobin, Jennie Agnes Tufts.
Ire spacious town hall was never more
severely taxed 20 accommodate crowd
than as the graduating exercises of the
class Of 20 of the A. II. Boyt grammar
school last evening. The following was
tho program: Greeting song, class OF
'U prayer, Rev. George w. Rigier, pastor
OF tie second Baptist churcu; singing.
Evening Hymn class; defamation,
''Star OF the East" Gardner ID Gibbs; ;
recitation, "Oid City Church. Mary A.
Flaherty; singing, "Iho Moonlight
sail, class; reclamation, THE First
Settlers story" &. Harold Hall; histor-
icai exercise, My Country, the Old
Thirteen, our Adopted Citizens" by
The Hour OF Parting" Ralph NJ. Bar
stow Harold X. Bliven; recitation, 1.-The
Wreck Of the Solent. Winifred O. Wood !;
recitation, Tho Last Days OF Pompii I"
Edith l.. Adams; singing, Anchored, -
class; essay, thomas Alva Edison, Z"
Frank III. Healy recitation, "Whistling
Regiment" Ethel L. Orinsbee; sword
drill, "a girls; piano duet Grace and
Edith Dyer; presentation OF diplomas by
Superintendent William W. Ellis; parting
ode, by graduating class.
/ The funeral of Miss Annie Belle Smith,
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Jedediah Smith
took place Yesterday afternoon AT o clock
at the Haven NJ. +. church. There were
many relatives and friends present and
The many beautiful floral tributes attested
the esteem in which she was held by her
mauy friends. Rev. Charles :. Davis con-
Quoted the services A quartet composed
Of Miss Nellie +. Mnnroe, Mrs. William
l.. Scudder James Il. ID. Oldham and
Charles G.. Phillips, sang 1--WE Never Say
Good Bye in Heaven" and 1--WE Shall BE
Satisfied" MIR. Oldham sang the solo
What Does it, Mattery' The bearers
were Charles Mc<enna ana Fred Franz
lin of South Providence and Sylvester
Stoddard and Ernest Bishop of this town.
The burial was at the Lakeside cemetery
at Rumford.
A quiet and pretty home wedding took
place last evening at the home of the
bride, at Riverside, when Miss A Annie Is
abel Ten Eyok ana Mr. Charles Edward
Scott were united in marriage by Rev.
Hiram T.. Johnson, pastor of the Lake
willie, Mass, Congregational church.
There were present only the members OF
the immediate families.
A very pretty home wedding took place
last evening at the residence of Mr. and
HRS. Elisha :. Luther on Broadway.
Walter Elmer Millard, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Millard, and Miss Eva Estelle
Luther. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha ;. Luther. were united in marriage
by Rev. Charles :. Davis pastor of the
Haven NJ. +. church. The entire house
was beautifully decorated with palms.
ferns. potted plants and flowers. There
was "A large mum ber OF relatives and inn
mediate friends of both families present.
Last evening the United Workers of tho
Congregational church held their final
meeting for the season at tho residence of
John McCauslard on Broadway. 1t was
vCtod 20 hold a picnic at the summer resi-
dence of Mrs A. Bourne, which is located
on the kickemuit river. The picnic Will
DO held the third week in July.