The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17
VALLEY VILLAGES
Kent County Kings Daughters
Conference. Social Events and
Funerals. Notes.

On Saturday afternoon at the ST. An
drew's parish house In Phenix the Kings
Daughters Of the county met and held
their annual conference. The conference
was attended by representatives from the
circles at Phenix, RIverpoint, Natick and
East Greenwich. although there were also
visitors from other circles In the Valley
but not In Kent county. The meeting was
opened by a devotional exercise by Rev.
Thomas c. Johnson OF Phenix and then
the assembled daughters were welcomed
by Mrs. Mary A Andrews, response be-
ing made by Cen, Thomas w. Chase OF
East Greenwich. Miss Jessie Reeve then
rendered 20 Dry Those Tears" and the
minutes OF the last meeting were read.
Miss Smell rendered plano solo, and
Mrs. Robert McAllister OF Natick spoke
on the work Of the Kings Daughters. The
next on the program was a vocal duet by
Mrs. Abbie Howarth and Mrs. Emma
Bates and wac followed by remarks on
the Fresh Air Home by Mrs. Bullock, ma
tron of the home at Oakland Beach. Mrs.
George Littlefeld OF Natick next render
ed a vocal solo and the reports OF the sew
ersl circles represented was given state
Secretary Mrs. Corey read an original
paper on the work or the Kings Daugh-
ters and the conference sang again.
piano duet by Mrs. Corey and Miss Cora
Henry ended the program and the meet
ing was voted a decided success.
SOCIAL EvESTs.
The McGregor woman's Relief corps
held a supper at c. A. r. hall In Phenix
on Saturday which proved to be a very
successful affair. A fine supper was serv-
ed from o'clock until during which
time three tables furnished accommoda-
ted the diners. who visited the hall. The
affair was under the direction or COM
mittee including Miss Estella Covel, Mrs.
George Gardener. Mrs. George Lawrence
and Mrs. Leonard Puisiver.
On Saturday evening the Royal Social
club of Riverpoint held q dance In Odd
Fellows hall. The affair was well attend
ed and the young people In attendance
passed a very pleasant evening. Milier's
orchestra furnished the music for the
dancing which was continued from about
$50 until midnight. The affair was gotten
up under the direction OF David Barlow
and william Reynolds, Jr.
The social held on Saturday evening
in Temperance hall. Clyde, under the
direction OF Alert Hose company. No. 2,
was we'll attended.
FUNERALS.
Yesterday afternoon from the Phenix
hotel the funeral of Mrs. Rhodes An
drews. the wife of the proprietor was
held. the service being largely attended.
Rev. Thomas G. johnson, rector OF the
ST. Andrews church, officiated at the
service. and 1t concluded by the remains
being taken to the family burial lot at
Greenwood, where the interment was
made. The deceased was we'll known
about the valley. having lived here for a
long time. She Is survived by a husband
and two daughters, Mrs. Linda whiting
OF Plainville. Mass, and Mrs Harriet
Sweet OF Atlanta, Ga.
The funeral of Nicholas Popp an old
resident OF Wescott, who died at his
home there on Friday was held yesterday
afternoon. Later the remains were buried
In the family lot The deceased was
born In Germany. but came here when
a young man. He was well known about
wescott He was II years OF age:
From the Notre Dame du Bon Conceil
churchs In Phenix, yesterday afternoon,
the funeral OF the 14-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Tetrault, OF Fiskeville.
was held. The burial took place ct Arc
tic Centre.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mack Dutbiti Of
Crompton, who died az her home there
on Saturday morning, was held this
morning from the St Jean-Baptiste
church In Arctic Centre.