The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-14
PAWTUCKET.

There were four merry dances held
in this city Saturday evening and all
proved attractive TO large attendances.
The Pawtucket Cycling club held
forth in the assembly rooms of Music
Hall.
There were about 70 couples present
and nearly all of the cycling clubs OF
the state, were represented by delega-
tions. The committees were as follows:
General Manager George l.. Newbury'
floor director, Albert Ill. Keene; assist
ants, John Smith. Charles T.. Godfrey,
Fred Briden. William Knott; reception
committee, George Nye, David Burton,
Fred Jodat; social committee, q. II.
Newbury, a. IL. Keene. Fred Briden,
Charles l.. Godfrey, william Knott.
I'm Hibernian Hall. Division No. y, ~
O. H., gave their sixth annual ball and
II was i'm every way n success. kearn' s
orchestra was in attendance and about
90 couples participated. Committee Of
arrangements, Eugene Banigan, chair
man; Richard IA. Roe, treasurer; Frank
McArdle secretary; Thomas j. Houri-
gan, Lawrence Dolan; reception COM
mittee. Patrick keenan,, James II. Win
ters. Robert Roe: floor director, Eugene
Banigan; assistants, James Z. Rieley.
Frank Ardle, John Z. Quinn Division
No. /; Joseph b. Hunt, Division No. s;
William Robinson, No. 3; John Dillon,
| Division No. II.
The several societies i'm this city that
| are opposed TO the Anglo American al
\ lance held "A meeting last evening I'm
| SaTsfeld hall. The attendance was a
large one. and the speakers were loud
| in their condemnation Of the alliance
! scheme. the chairman was Daniel h.
| Carey and John Il. $. BraZeau secre-
!! tary of the meeting. Twenty societies
were represented by delegations. who
| said that their societies were in favor
! of having q mass meeting for discus
/ sion of the subject. II was voted that
! each society donate 81 10 defray tho
! expenses of such a meeting, and II So
| cieties paid i'm that amount after Rob
\ ert Bellew had been elected treasurer
| The speakers of the evening were as
! follows: County President John Dillon
] OF the A. o. H.. Michael McGrath. Vim
| cent j. McAloon, James f. Brown, Dr.
| Matthew Curran and others.
There was "A harVert concert held by
| the members OF the Weeden Street Con-
| gregational church last evening. The
| autumnal decorations we're very hand
| some, and the program, which was as
| follows. was greatly appreciated
| Scripture reading: singing. Come, Ye
| Thankful People" prayer, Rev. George
| j. Bloomfield; psalm, by the juniors
| reading. "A Glad Thanksgiving,
| Chrissie DenniSon; reading. Harvest
| Tide" Lena Harris; responsive read
| ing Supt. James Stewart; singing
Sing to the Lord of the Harvest"
reading. Lips 10 Tell" Florence Whet-
stone: reading, "Grumble Corner Mel
| lie Smith: reading, For WHAT Elsie
Lee: Scripture reading; cornet solo
| Fred Scott; singing, I'VE Give Thanks
| Oh, God" reading. "As the Angels. y
| Emily Whetstone;~ reading, Giving
| Thanks Always" Charles Harris; read
| ing Mr.. Allen; singing by the choir
and Offering: reading. Treasures in
| Heaven" John Wood: singing. I'VE
| Plough the Fields and Scatter" read
ing, what Mamma Says" Lily Town
send reading -.cnntentmept,A Hazel
Lee: reading, "Grandma's Experience. .
| Maude Hobson: address. Rev. George j
| Bloomfield hymn. Great God Whose
|. Presence Still Abides'