The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-05
VALLEY VILLAGES
Harvest Concert at RIvsrpoInt.
FIremen's Social Club Dance.
Wedding at Arctic Centre.

Rally Day services were neld AT the
River Point Congregational church yes
terday. At the regular Sunday school
period Rally Day exercises were substi-
tuted for the regular service, which In
cluded an address by Rev. T. w. Water
man OF Providence. In the evening the
Annual harvest concert was held. The
platform was banked with the season 8
products. and a program. including the
following numbers, was rendered: sing
ing. school; prayer. Supt. II. M. Clarke;
vocal selection. quartet; responsive read
Ing, lead by Robert Reoch: song, Little
Cleaners" primary department.: singing.
school; exercises, Praise Verses" Miss
Nora Holden's class; singing school. vo-
sal Mr duet soSh Miss a, MaSle Greene and sos Miss
dress. Rev. John Deans; vocal selection.
quartet: collection: violin solo, DR.. Nor
man q. Reoch singing. school.
RIVER POINT.
The Firemen's Social club again enter
tanned their friends at social and dance
In odd Fellows hall on Saturday even
Ing. and. the AFFAIR proved as successful
as the former function held under the
were present and enjoyed the evening in
dancing. Miller's orchestra furnishing the
music The committee finally decided 10
continue the dances for the next two Sat
urday nights.
At the home OF Polenlt Benenfaut on
Peasant street on Saturday night a pleas
ant gathering of friends enjoyed a hos
pitable reception on the part of the host
spent In playing games and in enjoying
social time. The guests left al mid
night, after having expressed themselves
as having had delightful time.
The Rally Day exercises at the Phenix
Baptist church were postponed from yes
terday until next Sunday.
ARCTIC CENTRE
This morning at st. Jean Baptist
church In Arctic Centre, few of the
friends OF Michael Gaulin OF woon-
socket and Miss Anietta Denomie
OF Arctic Centre. witnessed their we'd
ding, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. +. Burgeois. After a wedding
breakfast at the brides fathers home,
Mr., and Mrs. Gaulin left for a brief
wedding tour at the conclusion OF which
they will make their residence in Woon-
socket
Several of the French societies held n
parade through the village streets on
Saturday evening. which terminated at
the st. Jean de Baptist hall
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Thomas Fraser of Riverpont who is
employed at the Arctic mill. fell from
a 1o-foot ladder. while at work removing
ternoon and was quite badly injured He
was taken TO his home on Allen street
and physician later attended his in
juries.
At St Andrews church In Phenix yes
terday. the first service to be held In
the church since last June was held,
when Rev Samuel II. Webb OF Provi-
dence, occupied the pulpit. A good sized
filled the church and gen
eral reorganization OF the church Is look
ed for.
A successful sale was held at the
Rocky Hill chapel on Saturday evening.
when the ladies OF the church carried out
their carefully arranged plans for raising
money for the church. Following the
sale an interesting program made up OF
local talent was rendered and later a
social time was held.
A woman said To be under the influence
Of liquor fell from a Crompton electric
car at about 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon into the street. Fortunately, be-
yond a few bruises and badly soiled
clothes she was uninjured.
William Howard. Jr.. formerly OF
Crompton. but now living in East War
rem. observed his 2lst birthday on Sat-
urday and entertained a number OF his
Crompton friends at his home In East
Warren.