The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-13
VALLEY VILLAGES
Firemen's Memorial Day-.ChIl-
dren's Day Exercises --Other
Notes Of Interest.

Yesterday was the Firemens Memorial
day and the most OF the companies In
the valley observed the day I'm a suitable
manner The Flskevile company met
at the hose house and marched TO tho
Hope NJ r. church where they listened TO
a sermon by the pastor. Rev. John n.
Gesler. Later they went TO tho Green
wood cemetery where the grave of their
deceased member was decorated. The
Warwick Hose and Ladder companies.
No. 2, assembled at their hose house and
marched to the Centreville NJ. +. church,
and after hearing the sermon by the
Rev. T.. p. Phreaner they proceeded to
the duties OF the day at the cemetery
near the church. The Crompton COM
pany marched TO St. Mary's church and
attended the morning mass there. Later
they decorated the graves in St Marys
cemetery and I'm st. Philips.
The mepbers of Washington and
Anthony lodges, |. o. O. T.. and the
Daughters OF Rebecca connected with the
same lodges. met AZ the Guild hall IN
Crompton yesterday morning, and. ac-
oompanied by number of the grand
officers marched TO ST. Philips church
where they listened 10 a special sermon
preached by the pastor Rev. Scott
Kidder. Following the service the bodies
visited the cemeteries In the valley where
deceased brothers are buried and pro-
ceeded TO decorate the graves.
CIIILDREN'S DAY OBSERVED
Last evening at several OF the valley
churches appropriate exercises were held
and I'm some instances concerts were
given. At the Riverpont Congregational
church the Sunday school rendered the
following program: Song, school; Scrip
ture reading and prayer, superintendent: :
tation, Hattie Lawton; recitation, Marion
ID. Mathitson; song. Miss weedley's
class; recitation, Pearl Walker; recita-
ton, Grace Lawton; vocal duet. Miss
Mable Greene and Ernest Bolderson !;
| dialogue. Christina Brown and Florence
| Sherman; quartet and childrens chorus
| recitation, Charles Greenwood; exercise,
| Miss Greene's class; recitation, Anita
! Gilles: song, school
| AT the Phenix NJ. T.. church last evening
the following program was rendered by
| the members OF the Sunday school:
| March song. school; opening chorus. The
/ Kings Leagon." school. prayer, pastor
| responses; song. school; Greeting, Miss
| Laura Hudson; Welcome Abbie Caswell
exercise. three girls; Greeting TO Sum
mer," school: recitation. Lester Noyse
| recitation. Harold Campbell: motion song
| primary department. recitation, Sally
| Bailey; recitation. Willie Hammond. song
school; Golden Band exercise Miss Kath
| crime Loves class; recitation, Niols
| White: Rose of sharon" school; rect
tation Carlton Thornton; exercise The
| Little Wanderer' Miss Abbie Sisson 4
| class recitation. Cora Caswell; recitation
Hope Taylor; address. pastor; closins
song.
Appropriate exercises were also held a
| the NJ r, church at Hope ard at thu
| Knotty Oak churches both being well at
| tended
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Miss Beatrice Levalley OF Main street
| Phenlx, observed her 18th birthday or
Saturday and I'm honor OF the event sh,
| entertained a number of her young friend,
| at her home Saturday evening. Th'
evening was very pleasantly passed by
| the young people and after a generous
| collation. served before II o'clock the ANAL
broke up and the guests departed.
The members s-ef-the New Century So
| cial club held n dance In Temperance hal
| on Saturday evening. The AFFAIR was no
largely attended but those who did at
tend claimed to have passed a very en-
| ioyable evening. Music for occasion wa'
furnished by Mlller's orchestra.