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Loyal Richmond Lodge. I. o. o. F., NJ.
u, OF Crompton attended the morning
service at the ST. Philips church in
Crompton yesterday morning. The lodge
formed in line in front OF their quarters
and marched TO the church where the rec
tor, Rev. Scott Kidder preached an ap-
propriate sermon on the subject, Owner
ship" The lodge was out I'm force and
were argumented by visitors from other
places.
The funeral OF Bridget Fitzpatrick. who
died at the home OF her sister on River
street, Riverpoint on Friday. was held
from st. James church in Arctic Cen
ire, this morning. The mass was largely
attended and under direction OF the pas
tor Of the church. Later the remains were
taken TO the st. Mary's cemetery in
Crompton, where they were inferred
Miss Josephine Langevin held dance
I'm G.. A. r. hall on Saturday evening to
raise funds TO assist her In the contest for
the piano being given away by the
French fair in Phenix. The dance was
largely attended. music being furnished
by Millers orchestra.
The funeral OF Olivia Gagnon, the Is
Gagnon OF Riverpoint. was held yester-
day afternoon from the st. Jean Baptiste
church in Arctic Centre and after the
service the remains were taken TO the st.
Joseph's cemetery, where they were inter-
red.
The postponed closing night OF the fair
held i'm Temperance hall. Clyde, under the
direction OF the Alert Hose Co. No. 2. OF
Riverpoint was held on Saturday evening
"a odd Fellows hall and was the most
successful of the series.
From the St Jean Baptiste church in
Arctic Centre this morning the funeral OF
Mrs. Marie ID. Valley OF Maple street.
Arctic Centre, was held the same being
attended by large gathering OF rela-
tives and friends. The deceased was 72
years old and is survived by husband.
Tonight In st. Johns hall in Arctic Cen
tire, there will be a Democratic rally and
the French Republican club will also hold
exercises there.
AT the Phenix Baptist Sunday school
LeSterdaN the rehearsing OF the music for
the Bible day exercises was begun.
Under the direction OF Miss Josephine
LanGevin OF Phenix a whist party was
held In the French parochial hall there
last evening, to raise funds for the piano
contest The party was largely attended
and was successful
Miss Emma ]. Dawley began her duties
as principal OF the Quidnick school this
morning she filling the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Miss Bessie Rathbun,
who is going TO California for her health.
Mrs George w. Ralph, organist OF the
Phenix M. Il. church for nearly a year.
has resigned her position in that capacity.
The Lippitt mill resumed work this
morning after being closed the greater
part OF Last week. A consignment Of cot
ton arrived Saturday afternoon and thus
the supply makes the running of the mill
possible
With utter disregard TO the Sunday law
regarding cunning. the woods about the
Valley were full of amateur sportsmen
yesterday. 1t is also said that the so call,
ed sports are not at all particular what
KIND OF game they shoot but fire at
everything which has life and comes be-
fore them.