The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-10
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CLUB STANDING.
AUBURN.

=. fair sized crowd was I'm attendance
at the presentation of the drama, Six
Cups OF Chocolate" last evening in odd
Fellows Hall.
The program was presented, perfect
I'm every detail. and applause was freely
given to the performers
The entertainment was under the aus
pices of st. Agnes Guild of the Church
of the Ascension.
The program was as follows: Piano
tolo, "Polacca Brilliant" Bohm. Miss
Dorothea Scott: tenor solo, selected. Mr..
Charles A. Reese; recitation, I'm May"
Miss Lura Shreve: soprano solo, Every
Morn / Send Thee Violets." Helmund,
Miss Helen Whitney; vocal duet.
Heavens Decree" Miss Florence Page.
Mr.. Charles A. Reese.
six Cups of Chocolate" characters:
Miss Adeline Won Linden, a German girl.
Miss Lura Shreve: Miss Marion Lee. a
transplanted Southern girl. Miss Cora
Drake; Miss Dorothy Green, New Eng
lander, Miss Blanche Seymour; Miss Hes
tie Beacon, Bostonian. Miss Ethel
Crawford: Miss Beatrix Van Kortlandt.
a New Yorker, Miss Madeline Wyatt:
Miss Jeanette Durand. French girl.
Miss Florence Page: violin solo. "Mazur,"
Borowski Miss Ruth White.
A Gibson tableaux concluded the pro-
Siderable credit is due the committee hav-
ing the matter In charge, for the success
achieved.
Seventeen arc lights will be placed in
Samuel Capithorne. who was raided two
weeks ago for keeping liquor at the corner
OF Clarence and Greenwood streets: was
tried at Knightsville yesterday and was
fined and also sentenced to a short term
In the state workhouse. His counsel took
an appeal, however and the case VIII
Walter EccIes of Olneyville is recover
ing from the injuries he received I'm the
accident I'm Auburn Tuesday evening. He
bicycle by having his front wheel come
I'm contact with the car rails. The spot
where he received the fall is bad one
been recorded before this accident which
is the first serious one that has oc-
Cured thus far.
The regular monthly meeting of Doric
lodge was held I'm Masonic hall last even
ing with large attendance of MEM
bers.
Arrangements are being made for the
violin concert which will be given under
the auspices of the Misses Martha San
dagger and Lydia Watson, pupils OF Miss
Helen May Butler, next Tuesday even
ing. in the Conrad building I'm Provi-
dence.
At the regular weekly meeting of Park
Hill lodge. L. q. q. T., No. "A, the usual
routine business was transacted and the
first degree was conferred on one mem
ber IT was voted to attend the parade
i'm a body. This parade will be held I'm
Providence on June Z. The same COM
mittee OF ARRANGEMENTS were authorized
TO prepare for this event.
A candy and cake sale was held at the
residence of Miss Ada l.. Potter. % Fran
els street. from 8 10 y o'clock y. IN. yes
terday. The sale was held under the aus
pices OF the Christian Endeavor society
OF the Peoples =. ". church and was an
entire success, both I'm point OF attend
nnce and financial results. Music for the
evening was furnished very efficiently by
Mr. Dan. Tourgeois and daughter. on the
mandolin and cello. Several vocal and
instrumental pieces were also rendered
bv others OF the large asscrlblage. Miss
Wall and Miss Perry presided over the
candy table and Mrs Srclman and Mrs
Chatwin had charge of tho cake table.
4 force Of men Is at present employcd
by the town. under the direction OF High
way Commissioner Phineas \. Conley I'm
the macadam road recently
started bv inmates of tho state inStitu-
tions al Howard This sample piece OF
road extends from the state institutions
nearly 10 Pontiac.
The Cranston high and English and
Classical high schools will battle for
supremacy on the local baseball field to-
morrow.
Special Arbor Day exercises will he held
in the schools I'm this vicinity tornor-
row.
The annual concert and entertaioment
given nv the chorus of the Peoples Il. ".
church wiu probably he presented about
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