The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-18
PkWTUXET VALLEY.

The entertainment given by the
Brown University Glee Banjo and Man
fottn cfubs, assisted by nafe sHaftet.
and Ralph c. Thompson as humorous
reader in the town hall, Apponaug, for
the benefit of ST. Barabas crruch, was
well attended and much appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Greene OF
Plainfeld. Conn.,, are the guests OF
friends in Riverpoint.
Great and needed improvements have
been made upon the office of the town
clerk at Washington.
Ellis o. Greene is seriously i'll at his
home in Greene
The Valley Girls Club" which for
many years. under the management of
Mrs. Gov. Howard OF Harris. embraced
a large number of the valley girls en-
ployed in the industrial establishments.
has been reorganized, and will start
the new yearat- Clyde, under the fol-
lowing officers: President. Miss Caro-
line c. Greene; vice presidents, Miss
Josephine Stillman. Mrs Robert Reoch,
Mrs. A. G. Sprague; treasurer. Miss
Sarah Lambert; secretary, Miss Mary
McKenna. a meeting place has been
secured in the chapel owned by Messrs.
S. II. Greene & Sons. The club meets
every Wednesday evening at 7.30
o'clock Embroidery, plain sewing,
knitting and crocheting and mending
will be taught by Miss Greene and her
assistants. Young women in any part
of the valley are invited to become
members.
The public schools OF Anthony are
closed. after a very successful term, for
the holiday season.
A pleasant meeting of the Colum-
bian Whist club was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Frank Potter, Saturday
evening. fine collation. was served
after the game
The entertainment and sale held in
st. Andrews parish house. Phenix. un-
der the auspices OF the Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society OF the PheniX NJ. r. church,
on Friday and Saturday evenings was
a social and financial success.
On FRIDAY evening a musical and
literary entertainment was given, par
ticipated in by Mrs. A. +. Benjamin,
vioIinist; Mrs Mary A. +. Whtford,
soloist Miss Daisy Matteson. George
Whitford: Beatrice Levalley, pianists,
and 10 misses in a sash drill, which was
done in an artistic and pleasing man
ner. on Saturday evening, the follow
ing program was finely rendered. Pr
ano duet, Daisy Matteson, George
". -.
Little Sunday" orchestra; banjo solo:
Little Sunday" solo, Essie Rice ban
80 solo, Little Sunday" orchestra.
painful accident occurred TO Mrs.
Clarence NJ. Dexter OF East avenue.
Natick on Saturday. While engaged in
crlmping her hair. the hoy crimping
iron slipped and burned the lid and bail
OF the left eye In addition 10 the pain
Of the wound IL is feared the sight Of
the eye will be dt stroyed.
The meeting OF Apponaug fire district
in the engine housa tomorrow evening
will probably be a warm one, as bust
ness OF importance IS 20 bc transacted.
Mizpah Circle Kings Daughters. held
an interesting session n s. Andrews
parish house. Phenix Saturday after
noon. A large number were In attend
ance.
Next THURSDAY afternoon an inter
estinc panep VIII b. road before the
pheniv Woman's Christian Union by
Miss Adams of Riverooint
The mills al ponagan9ott under the
anagerrent ~ the Jpsln Manufac-
turing Company arc about 90 start up
and tho tenement and other houses are
fast flirg With tenants.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society or South
Scituate will give On entert 1lnmcnt at
the residence Of Mrs John Manchester.
net THURSDAY evening 4 fine musical
and literary program will be presented.