The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-26
From Neighb0ring Towns.

| teachers at the Wanskuck evening school
| gave the pupils under their charge de-
| lightful Thanksgiving Eve entertainment.
| The teachers and pupils have done good
and earnest work under their excellent
| principal during the present term, and
they thoroughly enjoyed the relaxation
from their customary studies. "A large
number of visitors Were in attendance
The program of the entertainment was as
follows: Piano solo, Miss Eta Ward F;
vocal duet, Miss Maggie Brennan and
Miss Mary White; vocal solo, Mr.. James
Quilting Party" vocal solo, Miss Mamie
McHugb, Miss Mamie Ward accompanist:
chorus by school, Jingle Bslls:" piano
and flute selections, Mr.. and Miss His
tori: chorus by school, 1.-The Little Oc-
toroon;" piano solo, Mr.. John Fitzpat
rick; piccolo and piano, Mr.. Histori and
Miss Histori; vocal solo, DIR. Daniel
Knoepfel, Miss Bernice Abel accom-
panist; chorus by school, "America.
A very interesting feature of the in
teresting exercises was the calling of the
roll for quotations. over 30 scholars rs-
sponded witt brief extracts from notable
writers in English literature.
AMATEURS IN A COMEDY.
Good sized audiences greeted the Globe
Stock company in its production yester-
day afternoon and evening in Colonial
hall, Carroll street. of Lord Lytton's in
terestinR comedy money The corn
psny possesses many mem bers of more
than ordinary ability as amateur actors
and the audiences Doth afternoon and
evening seemed 20 appreciate this fact
thoroughly and was very generous in Its
expressions of approval. Mr.. Campbell.
who took the leading part of Alfred
Evelyn, and under whose direction the
piece was produced. showed his capable
ma of
quirsments of the character Of the poor
secretary grown rich In his experience
and ability. Miss Florence NJ. Howarth
made very attractive Clara Douglas and
her elocuton as we'll az clear under
standing of the part was very agreeable.
Mr.. William IA. Gilbane's conception and
acting OF the part of Graves the whoever.
always with grievance, which grievance
always has an objecu, left little to be de-
sired aud was at times surprisingly good
for an amateur MIR. John j. Daily
proved an excellent Captain Smooth:
Mr.. Ray Austin, a clever imp6rsonator
of the part of Ray Austin; Miss Mario
Casey, charming Georgiano, while about
all the requirements of the part OF Lady
Franklin, who consoles the man with a
grievance. were met by Miss Matte Old.
field. The other members of the cast
who oil reflected credit on themselves
were: A. NJ. Blake, Lord Glossmore; T..
Mccartney. stout; James NJ. Hennes-
sey, Sharp; Andrew Z. HillInan, James;
Charles Hillman, Ioke; Ed. Stedman,
Sheriff.
FRACTURED A HIP.
Stephen Danoviion of 60 Hawes street,
ended his Thanksgiving pleasure in n
painful manner yesterday. He was walk
ing in his yard on some planking which
turned suddenly over and he was thrown
violently 10 the ground. The result was
bad fracture of the left hip. DR.
Marston was called and after examining
Dnnovejon's condition, determined that
the best place for him was the Rhode
Island Hospital. The nmbulance was sum
moned and he was taken TO that institu-
ton about 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
NORTH END NOTES.
A large light OF glass was broken in
Alphonse schefllin's bakery, 5lS Chalk
stone avenue. by two young men VINO
were wrestling.
A number of local sports went down to
New London last night to witness tho
goes between Frederick and Rice and
rlynn and Gallagher. Both Broderick
and Flynn are snappy North Enders.
There was poor street car service TO
Capitol Hill last night. One car bad
close to 100 passengers ond little child
was overcome by tho closeness OF the at
mosphere in the car. and ladies had to
hang on for dear life TO the gate on the
rear platform.
The Hebrew Sbocmakers' Association
had very pleasant concert ana family
sociabe in tieuley's s hall last evening. A
double quartet from the Synagogue rem
dered number of selections and a large
NUM- ber Of solos were sung.
There will be concert in connection
with the lecture by Row. Father Doyle, the
great temperance orator in Dimond hall
a week from next Monday evening.
Officer Munro, pursuant TO orders,
spoiled bcicyle race yesterday on the
boulevard.