The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-16
VALLEY VILLAGES
EVangsIistlc Conference TO 30
Held al Phsniy- Other Items
Of Local Interest.

on next Tuesday at the Phenix Baptist
church an evangelistic conference will be
held under the direction OF the Evangelis-
tic committee OF the Rhode Island Baptist
convention. There will be two sessions
one at and the other at 1870 p. m and
large attendance will probably be noted at
both sessions. II has been arranged for
series OF short addresses while longer ones
will be made by Rev. J. Stewart, field
secretary OF the Rhode Island Baptist
convention: Rev. w. l.. Wood OF the First
Baptist church I'm Pawtucket Rev. j. A.
Hainer OF Providence and several local
pastors Supper will be served In the
church during the intervening time be-
tween the sessions. The meetings promise
to be very interesting and an invitation Is
extended TO all church workers 10 attend
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Mrs Fedelia Demars Of Centreyille died
a her home on Brookside avenue yester-
day after a long illness. She was q years
Old and was the wife of Francois Demars,
whose mother died last week and was
buried from his home last Friday
IL is rumored that there are 10 be two
applications from residents OF Crompton,
for liquor licenses for saloons I'm that
place IL is also rumored that commit
tee stand ready TO demonstrate should
such a proceeding be taken.
Electric lights have been placed along
the Providence pike for almost mile
from the main street
Foreman McCallen OF the engraving de-
partment at the Clyde print works sever
ed his business relations with the COM
pany today at noon. He will be succeeded
by William Charlton. formerly employed
in the sketch room.
The Christian Endeavor society con-
nected with the Rocky Hill chapel held a
pleasant social at the home OF Mrs Will
liam Magoon last evening. which proved
a decided success In every respect, there
being several score present.
The funeral OF Mrs. Almira Matteson.
who died at her home near Coventry on
Wednesday was held at 2 o'clock today
from the Knotty Oak church. Rev. Benja-
min Moon officiating. The remains were
later deposited in the tomb OF Byron
Read. in the adjoining cemetery.
The ST. Andrews guild have decided to
hold It's annual country dance at the par
ish house in Phenix on next Friday even
ing.
The 10Th Century Social club at Clyde
will hold its annual ball In temperance
hall. Clyde. tonight.
Last evening the employees of the pack
ing room at the Clyde print works held a
party In odd Fellows hall, the AFFAIR
proving most successful. Dancing was en-
joyed until almost midnight. music being
furnished by Miller's orchestra, when re-
freshments were served and for an hour
or more the guests enjoyed themselves In
playing games. Andrew Faulds was chair
man OF the committee OF arrangements.
The I. r. #. Whist club met with Miss
Gertrude Warburton OF Clyde last even
ing and spent a delightful evening at the
game. Miss Nellie Bradley secured tho
first prize. A collation. and social time
closed the evenings good time.
The East Greenwich basket ball team
played the team at st. James cadets at
Thorntons opera house and won last
night. the score standing at II to 4 In their
favor.