The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28
RIVERSIDE.
Two Successful Harvest Sup
psrs Were Given Last Night
Lsayul Bowling TanIy ht

Last night two successful harvest SUP
pers were given for the benefit OF the
local churches. The one given by st,
Marks was held In the parish house I'm
the rear OF the church and was attended
by great many OF the members OF the
parish.
An old fashioned boiled dinner was
served. and those VINO did not care 10
partake of this were accommodated with
Boston baked beans. The supper was
served by the Misses Blodget. Mrs. Usher.
Mrs Leonard, Mrs Remick and Mrs.
Brown. For a time they were kept busy
and the results OF their efforts was a
goodly sum for use In church work.
The room In which supper was served
was tastefully decorated with flowers.
and after the supper musical program
was rendered
The Congregational supper was served
In Library hall, and consisted OF roast
beef and baked beans. besides escailoped
clans and a number Of other dishes. Long
before the time at which IL was an
nounced the supper wouid be conciudeo.
of all of those In attendance had not been
appeased.
After supper there was an old-fashioned
spelling bee, in which the prize was won
by Mrs. William Westfield. MISC virgie
NJ. Crumb officiated as teacher.
The proceeds OF the supper Will be ap
piled for the purchase of coal with when
To heat the remodelled church. Ii has
been decided by the Ladies Aid society
to hold supper each month for a num-
ber of months.
THE REMINGTON CLUB.
At the regular meeting OF the Reming-
ton club a committee consisting or
Arthur Kirby, Earl Gorton and George
Butler was appointed TO arrange for a
bean supper TO be given at the next meet
nAav nd
The election OF officers takes place at
this meeting.
PERSONAL,
Sergeant Monroe has returned from his
vacation, which he, spent with his son.
Franklin G. Monroe. at HIS late home in
southbridge, Mass.
FIRST GAME.
The first game of the Riversides in the
State league series will be bowled to-
night on the local alleys with the River
points Both teams have got in some good
practice work and a red hot game Is ex-
pected.
AMERICAN MECHANICS.
General A. r. Burnside council No. ),
q. L. A. NJ, held an interesting meeting
I'm Mechanics hall on Bullock's Point ave-
nue.. last night. There was a large num-
ber OF the members OF the council. as well
os number or visitors present. After the
transaction OF the routine business some
very interesting remarks were made.
Those who visited Netop council Mon
day evening told those who did not of
the good time they had enjoyed. and tho
visitors said some very pertinent things
in regard to the order and its work.
NO NEW CAES.
No new cases OF scarlet fever or diph-
iberia have been reported for day or
two and those people who have children
are breathing much carrier because OF that
fact. All OF the cases which have been
reported are doing well and several cards
will probably be removed I'm a day or two
MODERN ART.
Colonel ~. Anthony Dyer. who occupies
prominent place In the list OF Rhode
Island artists. has been engaged 10 give
series Of lectures on modern art AZ the
Rhode Island School Of Design in provi-
dence.
Mr.. Dyer will supplement his lecture
with stories of personal experience at the
scenes where the great modern artists
have lived and worked He delivered ono
of the lectures today
The Dot contest end Friday. oct 2oth.
Get your count In before IL Is too late
The last may he first.