The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-01
VALLEY VILLAGES
Funeral Of Mrs. Barton. GENERA
Items Of Interest," .-Churc
Notes and Village Happenings

Tho funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Hall Bar
ton OF Warwick who died at the home OF
a relative in Quidnick on Tuesday was
held this afternoon from the First Bap-
tist church in Crompton The services
was largely attended a number OF the
mourners being Friends The services were
conducted by Miss Tucker Of East Green
wich, a Friend minister. and after the
services the remains were taken to the
family burying lot at Bartons corner
where they were deposited. The deceased
was IS years old.
The graduates OF the Crompton school
came together last evening at the school
house hall and took the preliminary steps
In forming an alumni. There In consid-
erable interest manifested in the project
and the organization of graduates will
probably materalise later.
Rev. Scott Kidder rector OF the St
Philips church will preach on the Sale
OF Joeeph.' tomorrow at the services AT
10:&. The regular morning service az S
o'clock will be omitted.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. Thomas F. Norris Of Riverside will
preach at the morning service at the
River Point Congregational church to-
morrow. Rally sunday will be observ-
ed by the Sunday school after the morn
ing service and In the evening the annual
Harvest concert will be held which will
include the usual mur cal program.
Mon day ct hli the local Baptist churches
The Daughters OF the King connected
with the St Philips church In Crompton
are at present working upon some beau
i;ful white brocaded hangings to be used
on the altar. 1t is hoped that the hang
ings will he finished In time TO be used
on all Saints day.
Rev. r. E. Hunt will preach at the
morning and evening services at the oak
lawn Baptist church tomorrow.
Roy. A A. Fowler OF Woonsocket will
preach at the River Point Christian Ad-
vent church on Main street tomorrow
VILLAGE NOTES.
The last band concert OF the season
was held on the Arctic Centre square
last evening. Al that time the band
played n complimentary concert 10 the
business men who hired the band for the
series OF concerts during the summer.
There were a goodly number In evidence
and the concert was enjoyed. despite the
chilly blasts which blew around the cor
ners.
The annual meeting Of the Christian
Endeavor society OF the Fiskeville Bap-
list church was held last evening at the
home OF Miss Minnie Shippee, The regu-
lar business routine was gone through
with and the meeting was brief. there
being nothing Of special importance done.
In the Parish hall at Apponaug last
evening the members OF the Folders
union. No "a. held dance with proved
TO be a decided success. There were a
goodly number in attendance and dancing
was enjoyed from $3.50 until nearly mid
night An intsrmssion was called at 1888
and refreshments wero then served. The
AFFAIR was under the direction OF COM
mittee including, John J. Sayers, Hugh
Duffy. John n. Carlin. Patrick Kenney,
John McCabe and Joseph Lambert. Music
was furnished by Miller's orchestra.
John Qnisley. laborer employed at the
Apponaug Print Works while working IN
the gravel bed near the works yesterday y
afternoon when the windstorm came W
was badly injured by q tree which was
blown over. He was pinned TO the ground