The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-20
VALLEY VILLAGES
ChiIdren's Day Observed at Two
Churches Conductor Injured.
Other Notes.

Children's Day was observed at the
Phcnix Baptist church last evening. when
concert was given by the members OF the
Sunday school. The platform had been
decorated with a profusion of cut flowers
and presented very pretty appearance.
The following program was rendered:
organ voluntary. Frank Wheelock. organ
lst; recitation. THE One Hundred Psalm"
Lester Page; scriptural responce; sing
ing. school, prayer. pastor; singing.
school; recitation. Summer Treasurers.
Blanch Walker; singing, school: recita-
tion. Yes and No." Raymond Page; reci-
tation, Ruth Johnson; singing. school;
'The Little Preacher" Myrtle Butler:
singing, primary department.; recitation,
"As You Go Through Life" Adna Knight;
recitation. when We are Men" Stand
piece, ''I'fhe Song Of the Heart" ii young
ladies; singing. school; benedictiop, pas
tor.
day the annual children's Day was OBJ
served. In the morning the pastor, Rev.
10. r. Phreaner preached a sermon for
the children. and after the service the
baptism was administered TO several
children. In the evening the Sunday
school held concert which was we'll at
tended.
RIVER POINT.
Conductor Joseph Robadeux OF the
Crompton-Hope line electrics fell fram a
car In front or the residence OF A w.
Knight on Allen street I'm River Point yes
terday at a few minutes after noon, while
collecting fares from the running board.
He was redered unconcious by the fall
and was carried into Mr.. Knights yard
and Dr. Charles S. Christy the companies
physi~an was called. An examination
was made and showed the man 10 be bad
ly bruised and cut up but not injured ser
iously. He was later carried to his home
In nppitt.
On Saturday afternoon at Pastime park
In River Point. the River Point team add
cd anothr victory TO their already long list
TOT the the present year The team play
by a score OF to 10. large number OF
spectators witnessed the game.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
The Tribe of the Daughters OF POGO
hantus OF Natick held a strawberry sup
per and dance In Dnglne hall on Saturday
evening which proved to be very sue
cessful afrair large number took sup
per In the early part Of the evening and
at o'clock the tables were cleared and
removed from the floor and the remain
der OF the evening was pleasantly passed
IN dancing. During an intermission. the
degree team from Providence gave an ex-
hibiuon drill, In full costume. which was
loudly applauded. Dancing was continued
until IL 30
The Volunteer Circle. Kings Daughters
or Hope gave an interesting entertain
ihoit III luc NeSlTy OF the hope Nj. ~.
church on Saturday evening The affair
was well attended and was a decided sue
cess.
At the st. Philips church in Crompton
yesterday Rev. Charles Holland Kidder.
father Of the rector. and the rector OF
the st Matthews church In Wilmington,
Del, was present and occupied the pulpit.
tory.
A play for tho benefit OF the Notre
Dame du Bon Concil parish was held In
the Parochial hall An Phenix last evening.
The affair well attended and the
young actors were well received and the
affair was also a decided financial sue
cess.
Rev. Hollis Campbell OF Seamore. CT, |
preached at the River Point Congrega- |
uonal church yesterday. both services be- |
ng attended by extra large congregations.
The primary class OF the Hope NJ T.. |
Sunday school held a graduation exerc>>~ |
M the church last evening when the little |
ones were passed from the primary de- |
pertment 10 the Sunday school. The ex- |
ercises were enjoyed by the friends and |
relatives OF the little folks who were well |
pleased with the program as rendered.