The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-25
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Woodbuy's Pupils Give a
Piono Recital. Death Of
Mrs. HuIdah n. WaIIlng.

highly successful piano recital at th'
Congregational church last night. This
music was rendered in an exceedingly
! creditable manner. both TO teacher an(
pupils, and was heartily appreciated b,
those who heard H.
There was a comfortably large audience
OF friends OF the participant and lovers
OF music. who had OWNED that some
thing good was 20 be given. Miss BAN
ford sang 'YI7he Rosary with good effect
her highly cultivated voice and distinc
tive style OF rendition producing de
lightful effect The program was a:
follows:
Duet. ITO Arms l.. ortlepp. Annie
and Alletta Chamberlain; THE Rose al
Play" Lugini Margie German; "Merrl-
ment Va!se," Backmann. Amasa Hum
phrey: Dream FAIRIES" Paul Ducelle
Frances Ten Eyck; Gretchen Waltz .
Hfldretb: Song OF the Rhine Maiden.
Brown. Harvey w. Dennis: song, Flight
Of Ages" Bevan, Miss Bamford: In
Twilight" Carl Helms. Helen Dwyer;
"Abenstille," Carl G'anschals. Hannah
Ray; duet. Rustic Dance" D'Ourville.
Helen Dwyer and Annie Chamberlain;
"Gobllns Revelry" Eilenberg; I'm the
Magic Forest" Carl Hines, Marguerite
Albro; Evening Bells" Eilenberg. Fran
Miss Bamford. The Market Maid,
Rohm; "Reve Charmant." CASTOR de
Lille. Alletta Chamberlain; "Doin de Ia
Patrie," Sydney Smith. Annie Chamber
lain; Indian Tale" Joewe; "Au Martin. y
GODDARD. Eva Prichard: "Mazurka," Les
chetizky. Mildred Woodbury.; The
Palms" Leybach. Malcolm Ray.
AGED RESIDENT DEAD.
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residence OF her daughter at 8s Bullock's
Point avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs
Walling was the widow OF Nelson Wall
ing. Her maiden name was Huldah
CapweH, her parents being Joseph and
Lydia CapweI
She was so years old. The obsequies
will be held from her late residence to-
morrow at noon.
AN EGG STORY.
Hiram B. Chapman, a well known citi'
zen OF this place was surprised recently
on gathering UP his eggs TO find one oi
unusual size. The egg measured eigh
and one half inches one way and sever
| he other. 1t weighed Ave ounces. /
| Is brown An color and looks Hike the pro
| duct OF Plymouth rock hen, but as Mr.
! Chapman has a mixed flock Of Plmmoutl
rocks and Rhode Island reds. there i
some doubt as to the origin. Both flock
are allowed to mingle together freely
hence the uncertainty. Mr.. Chapman
says that aH his eggs are Of good siz
but he has never got one as large as tn
one I'm question, which he loaned tn
News reporter last night.
BROKE DOWN.
! There was an accident at the foot o
Whitcoqhb's hill yesterday which whi1
\ not serious was more or less hidicious
A team consisting OF an aged horse an,
a still more aged jackass, coupled 10
buggy which looked like a product OF tn
eighteenth century just reached the foo
I OF the hill when the rear axle broke 1,
the center. letting the rear OF the vehicl
/ down.
The driver got out and concealed tn
/ broken parts of his vehicle IN the bushe
/ the back end OF the vehicle trailing o.
/ the ground He presented a ludicrou
sight, IA he drove off pearched on tn
ruins OF his ancient outfit.
A FALSE IMPRESSION.
One OF the citizens OF Riverside, VIII
Is an extensive property owner has take
exception to the frequent reports @
drunkenness and other things which en-
anate from Riverside. They tend to Civ
the place a bad name which IL undesel
we'd. AS a matter OF fact the create
part OF these cases are people who com
TO resorts in the vicinity and do not bs
long in Riverside
Tho police records will show that IN
people who reside here are a very goo
class, q very small per cent OF those wh
need police attention belonging here.
sTrNDAy SERyIC.Irs
The usual Sunday services will be hel
tomorrow at the churches. At St Mark
there will be morning prayer and di
course by the pastor, Rev III. r.. Remicl
at II o'clock. Sunday school will folio
the morning service. In the evening thei
will bc service at 7:30.
The following services will be held
the Congregational church:
l0:i5. Rev. @. a. Coniboar OF tho Bros
street Christian church will preach
exchange with the pastor.
1918. Sunday school hour-lesson OF II
day-"Psuls Journey to Jerusalem
., Christian Endeavor meeting, topi
IAN Evening with Arctic Missions"
$780, The pastor will deliver n sermon
boys and girls. subject. THE Shephei
Boy and the Giant" Special music VI
| be rendered.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncsll,
for az the postoffice:
Gcntlemen-John Charles Anderso
John n. Banours. care OF Riverside CT
barn. II. J. Hail. Thomas Hickey. Arth,
j. Johnson. James ] McGinity. Robe
Mccormick r. A. Willard. r. I. Wood
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs Herbert Monroe and daught
were the guests OF friends I'm Bristol ye
tcrday
Mrs. George s. Dean has returned fro
a visit 90 relatives In Newport.
Or Platt who has been III, II out agai
Herbert Monroe went to Tiverton tn
; afternoon TO spend Sunday with relativ
there.
LOCAL NEWS.
There arc two new houses projected. u
on which work will bo commenced shor
ly.
Or Seymour has had his premis
equipped with electric lights.
Percy w Hatch has purchased q
George Chapman place and IL making p
tensive alterations preparatory TO occ