The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-24
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PAWTUxET VALLEY.

The fair and festival, which continued
three nights in Lyceum hall, Pontiac, un-
der the auspices of the Pontiac brass
band netted the band over three hundred
dollars. This shows the appreciation In
which this excellent band is held by the
people Of the valley.
The FIRST social OF the Electric Social
club of Clyde occurred at Temperance
hall, Clyde, on Friday evening and was
very successful. Nearly one hundred
couples were In attendance and enjoyed
the festivities till an early hour the next
morning At midnight fine collation. was
spread. Special cards were provided for
the accommodation of the club and It's
guests at the close OF the social. The
club has been recently organized and In
composed OF the valley employees OF the
Suburban Railroad company.
The Christmas concert OF the River
point Congregational Sunday school oc-
Cured last evening In the yestry or the
church, and was largely attended. the
large audience room being filed to the
doors and standing room was hardly OBJ
tainable.
Kent lodge, No. 81, A. o. u. W., was In
stituted riday evening by Grand Master
Tiff and board OF grand officers I'm the VIII
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very favorable auspices, having a MEM
bership OF nearly fifty. with a score OF ap-
plications to be acted upon. The officers
OF the new lodge are as follows: Past
master workman, Herbert W. Barber;
master workman, Stephen w. Pollard;
foreman, Ernest ]. Nallioux; overseer.
James w. Main; receiver, Arthur w. Nc
Anister; guide, Samuel @. Aull; inside
watch, Napoleon Mongeau outside.
watch. Fred Collam; trustees, Henry w.
Barber, Henry l.. Gardiner, Williap
Humphrey: medical examiner. Y. Sa-
vuf-.
The following officers have been elected
by Camp Francis c. Greene, Sons OF Vet
erans of Phenix for the ensuing term:
Captain. George II. Jordan; first lieuten-
ant, Thomas III. Scofeld. Jr.: second
lieutenant Leonard A. Pulsifer; camp
council, Louis ]. Henry. Charles J.
Brown. William #. Pierce; representa-
tive at large. Charles j. Brown; repre-
sentative, Edgar l.. Barnes; alternate at
large, Lewis ]. Henry: alternate, Leonard
A. Pulsifer; installing officer, Past Cap
tain VIM. A. Potter. This camp II COM
posed OF some of the best young men OF
the valley and Is In. a rourishing condi-
tion. IL IL named after Francis c. Greene,
a brother of Hon. Henry r.. Greene. Of
Clyde young man. who I'm his youth
enlisted as n private In the early days
OF the civil war, was wounded and taken
prisoner at Bull Run, confined I'm Libby
prison, was exchanged and came home TO
die I'm the flower OF his age.
The following program was finely rem
dered and much enjoyed by the audience:
Professional. anthem, choir. Shout the
Glad Tidings." prayer or thanksgiving
for Christmas blessings; song Song OF
Holly" primary department; song, star
of FuInilment." school: prize recitation,
Psalm XIII, members OF primary de-
partment: duet. "a Little Child shall
Lead" Lille Bolderson and Nelna Phil
llps; recitation. Recipe for a Christ
mas Day" Florence sherman: song.
Ring out. Ring out" Boys sextette;
prize recltat tion. Psalm GIL" Mary Ep-
| stein Jessie Lindsay, Gertrude Mcrn-
tyre. Florence pike. solo and chorus. 20
Little Child" Earl Budong and school
recitation. The True Christmas Spirit. 4"
| Fred TAYLOR. song. christmas Bells Z"
| Miss lIolden's class: recitation, Quite a
| Stocking" Agnes McGreeor. baritone
| solo. "The Penitent's Prayer" Mr.. T.. l..
| Chairman; prize recitation. Matthew
| WI" Jessie Mcintyre. Lilly Bolderson
song. '"rhe light OF Heaven" school:
recitation. How I.oee-ca4se.n Miss -Aaita
| GILES; soprano solo. "A Dream of
bethlehem" Miss Cunningham; recits-
| tIon. ~ Merry Christmas 20 You" Hale
| xmag." Emily Hushill. lixzie Forrest
| recitation. christmas Eve" Hattie
/ sherman, baritone. solo and chorus, Re.
| loice Jeruselsm" Mr.. Chapman and
| choit. presentation OF tfiEes pastor song.
20 ..sthlchem. Sweet Bethlehem" school.
bencdlution.