The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18
FAwTuxET VALLEY

The four-act war drama given I'm odd
Fellows hall. Anthony. last night. result
ed In huge success. both financially and
in the manner OF presenting the play. the
amateur actors displaying a talent
worthy more than passing mention.
The scene OF the play was laid at a
farm house near Lexington. o., during
1861. just previous to the war, and was
entitled Our jim. The parts were TAX
en- by young people OF the valley whose
efforts I'm the theatrical line were heartily
appreciated by the audience. which well
fled the hall. Knights orchestra fur
nlshed snd Z, mus music before the curtain raised
genuine theatre effects out to perfection.
The entire performance went through
without hitch. The villain did his
bad part. but was finally subdued by
the hero. who In turn was beamed APP
provingly upon by the heroine, and was
allowed to claim her In the last act, much
interest was closely held throughout the
entire performance
The cast included the following we'll
Frank Bates James James Mathews fav "fis"ewa, his son
Robert A. y. Reoch: Bob Mathews. HE
nephew, Everett Nicholas; Timothy
kisS Pidd, % Fred Anthony aipIe Biii Pidd eff his
son, Herman Read: John Henry Pidd
Ralph Bowen. Anna Debrella Mathews,
Miss, Miss Mary 4 ed, Edmends: Csrolns Am
Miss Lillian Stubbs; Grace Antwert. Miss
May Lamphere.
The proceeds. which amounted to neat
sum, are TO be donated to the Anthony
Free library.
McGregor woman's Relief corps are
making arrangements for a basket social
Saturday night.
The w. c. 7. U. OF Phenix met as
usual this afternoon and a very interest
tner tWa.r AAl1 *. ~
OF the Phenix NJ t. church spoke on
The Power OF Temperance Education"
The remarks were very interesting. and
were much entoyed by the goodly num-
At the Livingstone mills I'm Washing.
ton the clatter or machinery is again
in the opinion Of the citasns 'HI Of that fsS. vi
lage that all the noise heard is made by
only one or two departments, but as the
outlook is very bright the mill will prob
the new year. The departments which
are running are making samples TO put
In the hands. OF the agents and travelling
statesmen and their success upon tho roai
Will I'm great way influence the running
OF the mill
The Coventry woman's club met as
usual at Its quarters I'm Anthony ycster-
day afternoon and very interesting
meeting resulted. IL was another OF those
delightf1l afternoons which happen with
In stated periods and are known as mem
bers' afternoon. The general subject un-
der discussion was the poet Burns Mrs.
Peara y. Tabcr was committee for the
afternoons program and her efforts were
heartily appreciated by the ladies' present
Two new cases OF smallpox were dis
covered IN Hillsgrove yesterday by
Health officer Sprague. the patients be-
ing cousins OF the first patient 10 be
found in Warwick Their names are Ar
thur and Alberta Joubrevilie the former
aged 20 and the latter rs years. IL was
also found that neither had been vacci-
mated. both being absent from the mill
at the time wher the employees were
operated upon. IL r. thought that they
contracted the disease from the cousin
whom they visited during her illness
Both were removed ~ the pest house this
morning.