The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-12
VALLEY VILLAGES
Christmas SociaIs and
Other Items Of Interest to-
VaIIoylt0s.

At the Parish House In Phenix. on Sat-
bers OF the st. Andrews Guild held a suSe
cessful Christmas sale and realized a sub
stantisl sum from the affair as re-
suit The interior OF the hall was taste
fully decorated and about the sides of
the room were arranged tables from
which refreshments were dispensed and
fancy goods sold. The tables were pre-
sided over by the following: Candy, Mrs.
william Gee and Miss Annie Gee; fancy
goods, Mrs. Martha Clark and Mrs. VIII
liam Snow apron table Mrs. John Me-
Mahon, Mrs. William Kelly and Mrs.
Charles Christy; cake and pudding table.
Mrs Alfred Field Mrs. Frank r. Pot
ter Mrs j. Bancroft Lawton poured tea
and Miss Helen Potter sold salted pea
nuts Taken all I'm all the affair was
success and the proceeds netted were OF
a satisfactory figure.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
In odd Fellows hall in Riverpoint last
Saturday evening the members OF the
Firemens Social club opened the season
with a dance. That affair was attended
| by a large number OF the young people
about the place and was successful az
fair. The dancing was continued from
| shortly after o'clock until midnight
when the arfair finally concluded. The
! committee included the following: Gus
FYscheler. David Barlow. Jack Noel and
| Campbell Poithner. The club intends TO
! hold similar functions later In the season.
In Temperance hall. Clyde. on Saturday
! evening the Branch william Orr. irish
| National Foresters. held a complimentary
dance for those who had attended and as
sisted In making the fair recently held by
| them a success. There were large num-
| ber present and the affa'r was very enjoy
! able The same committee which had
charge Of the fair was in charge OF the
! dance.
In The Baptist vestry OF the church In
| Crompt IN on Saturday evening chicken
| supper was held under the direction OF
! the members OF the church. There was a
| goodly number present considering the
weather and the supper was said 10 be
| one OF the finest. IL had been planned
| to have lecture in thu auditorium after
! the suo ,er the same TO be delivered by
I Field secretary Wilson OF Providence.
/ Mr.. Wilson was late IN arriving and on
| account of the smallness OF the crowd II
was unanimously agreed to postpone the
| lecture COR two weeks.
! VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
The friends Of Peter Boyle OF Clyde
| paid MIN a surprise visit on Saturday
evening The surprise was complete and
the yong man was taken wholly un-
! awares. The evening was pleasantly
passed and the guests departed finally
J AT n late hour after having passed very
| pleasant evening
The Mission band OF the Phenix Bap-
tist church met at the parsonage yester-
day aft .rnoon and held an interesting
meeting.
Rev. George W Kinney OF the Perry
Vile Baptist church yesterday morning
at the morning service. During his ser
mon Mr.. Kinney made an appeal to the
| local church for assistance, for his
church, the same being a new church
about IN be completed In Perryville.
which mas a debt of $500 upon IT. Mr..
Kinney Is making circuit OF the Baptist
! churches I'm the state and yesterday was
In the valley He was ably assisted by
! the PheniX church.