The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
VALLEY VILLAGES
The Boys Of St. AIoysius' So
daIIty Entertain --Other Notes
Of Interest.

Last night at the ST. JameS hall In
Arctic entire the boys OF ST hoysdus'
sodality connected with the St James
church gave an entertainment which was
enjoyed and listened to by a large num-
ber OF the friends of the society. I'm
fact. the hall was crowded and the entire
assembly were morn than pleased with
the program as rendered. The program
was as follows: Opening chorus by the
boys; bass solo, Come Back to Erins'
ham: Farce. Judgment at Heavens
Gate" the cast was az follows; 81 John.
doorkeeper tpro ten), Mathew Blrtwistle;
Angel, Louis Yerk; Second Angel. James
McElroy; Messenger. John Bolster; Vel
de Gras "A nobleman. John McNeilis; Eel
Chopin, a pious. gentleman. Edward
Adcnis Miskeiia and Henry Moore; cho,
vocal solo. ''rll Tell MY Big Brother on
YOU" Hnry Moore; farce, Tender At
taohmen. characters, Mr.; CLAP GSlapb9ssThd; sohL
| Mourninghan; Horace Crochet. Dani<s
Qunian; Peter Picket Willie Perkins
Obed Oakum, John Deesan: Timothy TIN
| Daniel Harrop; vocal solo. ''Rernember,
Boy, You're irish" John J. Hughes. Bor
the solos Miss Mary Knox % was the s. &C.
rendered in clever manner. and the au-
dience went home well pleased with the
performance.
ARCTIC CENTRE.
The shed, which was built near the
Arctic station aa tho time OF the tre
which consumed the cotton house at tho
| Royal mill In Riyerpoint several years
ago and was used for the Storing OF cot
| of the men Of the knights. The building
had not been used for long time, aho
the repairs neossssaTy 10 pua i IN IN snar n,nrS
by the company. and so the building was
! torn down.
A number OF the youthful descendants
of the patron saint whose memory was
revived again yesterday, were not pleased
with the public demonstration and ap-
pointed themselves n committee 10 see
to II that the day was observed In way
appropos Accordingly after school tho
Youngsters armtng themselves with what
ever they were able TO get their hands on
paraded about thu streets and paid their
due respects TO the departed St Patrick.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
The conference year I'm ths Methodist
/ churches ends on Sunday and In the Val
/ lov the pastors In that denomination are
! preparing TO preach In perhaps some In
stances their farewell sermons. On Mon
aay the pastors WIN go 20 New Bedford,
| whore the conference will be held this
/ yrar and on the following Sunday there
/ will be no preaching services In any of
| the churches AZ the Phenix church on
| Sunday there viii be two special sermons
preached hy the pastor and the choir VIII
render special music. In the evening the
service will be prefaced by an organ re-
opal by the retiring organist silas T.
| Nye and special music will also he rem
dered by tho choir.
Courts Warwick and Mercier. Foresters
OF America held their meetings in their
4 respective quarters last night, the former
court meeting in Odd Fellows hall a,
which place they continue 20 meet until
another suitable place Is secured by the
committee
The library for the intermediate depart
ment or the Hope school hiss arrived and
the pupils and teacher II well pleased
with a. The library came from Boston
and includes ~ volumes. The pupils cold
the share certificates 20 the people In thu
| village for 10 cents each and IN that way
the required amount Of money was raised
20 pay for the books.