The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-28
VALLEY VILLAGES
Concert and Social I-Presenta.
tlOn-ChurCh Notes and
Village News.

Last evening in Temperance hall. Lip
ritt, Mount Carmel branch. I. c. b. u,
held concert which was followed by a
social, both being successful and furnish
ing an evening OF rare pleasure for all
who attended. The program rendered dur
ing the first part OF the evening included
the following numbers Selection. Miller's
orchestra; bass solo, owen Cunningham;
piano duet Miss Mary Fslion and Miss
Bessie Msloney: soprano SOLO Miss Alice
Donovan: reading. Miss Agnes Genevieve
Psdien; soprano solo, Miss Margaret Bag
ley. The chairs were then removed from
the floor and the remainder OF the even
ing was passed In a pleasant way. the
members OF the society passing the time
In dancing The affair finally came to an
end at about Has.
PRESENTATION.
A number OF those employed In the
packing room at the Clyde Print Works
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Shields OF Al
len street. Riverpoint. last evening. MAX
ing the visit unannounced. Mr.. and Mrs
Shields were married week ago and the
shop mates OF Mrs. Shields last evening
took opportunity OF presenting her with
q beautiful couch. Mr.. and Mrs. Shields
were greatly surprised at the presenta-
tion but warmly thanked the donors and
the remainder OF the evening WIS passed
In very pleasant manner. Games were
played and refreshments partaken OF and
taken on a whole the affair proved very
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VILLAGE NOTES.
Joseph Pierce OF Harris, one Of the old
est residents OF that place, suffered rup-
ture yesterday afternoon and he was
taken to the Rhode Island hospital last
evening in the ambulance.
James Deaudry OF Arctic Centre was ar
raigned i'm the Fourth District court yes
terday and was charged with the break
ing and entering OF the barn OF Alfred
Bassett Of Coventry Centre, two weeks
ago, and OF the larceny Of a horse car
riage and harness. He pleaded not guilty
and was sentenced TO appear for trial on
next Thursday.
Under the direction Of the board OF d.
rectors OF the Anthony Free library a so,
Cial whist party was held last evening al
the hall I'm that place. There were good
ly number present and the affair was very
successful
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
Joseph Gagnon. Jr.. OF Arctic Centre and
Miss Anna Paplneau OF Anthony. Both
young people are well known and con-
gratulations are in store for them.
The body OF Ann j. Baker who formerly
lived in Natick, but who died at the home
OF her daughter In Sterling, was brought
to Anthony yesterday. IL was later taken
to the Greenwood cemetery and entomb-
ed
The funeral OF Peter Flanagan Of River
point was held this morning from the St.
James church In Arctic Centre, and was
largely attended. The remains were later
buried at the 81. Mary's cemetery In
Crompton.
From the Swedish church in c'rompton.
today the funeral service OF the remains
OF Eleanor Fault daughter OF Mr.. Emma
Fault. was held. There we're n large
number OF mourners present and at the
conclusion OF the services the remains
we're inferred In the cemetery nearby.
CHURCH NOTES.
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Fiskviie Tabernacle church met last
evening AZ the home Of Miss Mime Ship
pee, and held It's regular business ses-
sion. The business meeting was followed
by a rehearsal OF the choir.
Rev. Edwin +. Phreaner, pastor OF the
Centreville NJ. ". church. will preach at
the Baptist church In Phenix tomorrow
afternoon.
Rev q. Fremont Roper OF the River.
point Congregational church has been ill
at HE home near the church this week.
The ST. Andrews rectory has a tenant.
e. T. Ashlund having removed into ~.
"I think the C,ar r. entirely 90 blame
for the outbreak in ST Petersburg
so do 7 think he wished 10 see IL
|, r.oeef,ie for the Ruesiar froo,s N