The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-23
PAWTUXET
Two Big Eazaars Drew Crowds Last Night.
sIeman 10 HAYS Fair.

There was nothing slow or duh about
the village last night, for two big bazaars
were held within a few hundred feet of
each other in buildings on opposite sides
OF Broad street, and because of the un-
whiting clash I'm dates many people felt
compelled to attend both the bazaar Of the
Ladies' Aid society at the Baptist church
and the advertisement sale Of the Kings
Daughters at odd Fellows hall.
II was the annual fair Of the Baptist
ladies' and while a salad supper, with
beans and cold meats-was served iH-tAe-
basement in charge OF Mrs. r. w. Angel
In the dining room and Miss Ida Lee in
the kitchen, assisted ~ a number %
ladies'. the vestry was prettily decorated
and set out with pretty booths and tables
where fancy articles and candy were
~obtainablc.
Red shaded candles aided in making the
tables attractive In the supper room, where
a large number were fed. including mem
bers OF the Volunteer Fire company and
it's ladies' auxiliary.
The fire company, In command OF As
sistant Foreman Charles II. Johnson, es-
corted Ivy the Fire King band. Howard /.
Lee. leader. marched from the engine
! house shortly after 8 o'clock and after a
short parade was welcomed by Rev.
llprldS T.. bdINitlNt III JoltlHou lt"
spending.
There was a wonderful spruce tree, with
a crop OF green tangerines full OF sur
prises as n feature. in charge OF Mrs. l..
n. Pembcr, and the other booths were
cared FOR az follows: Aprons, Mrs. A. A..
Atwood. Miss l. A. Smit& cake. Mrs.
Charles Il. Collins and Mrs. Ida Burrill;
fancy work. Mrs. G. II. Manchester and
Mrs Ntrred 7 Richardson; ice cream,
Mrs. B. s. Lec and Mrs. +. A. Whipple:
Mattresses. Jessie Shurtleff. Florence Bart
lett. Faith Bartlett, Blanche Schleicher
and Jennie Mitchell. candy table. Mrs.
william NJ. Lee and Mrs George Il. Ar
mold; miscellaneous table, Mrs. Arthur
Arnold.
There was a good number present and at
intervals the various numbers or the eX-
cellent program were rendered. making
the occasion n very pleasant one.
The program included the following:
G~raphaphone selections by Mrs. Alfred
Richardson's excellent instrument; read
ing. Mrs. Arthur Arnold; solo. Grace
Burliugame; dialogue, Guess what's In
M Pocket Lena Arnold. Gertrude Lee.
Mildred Lee and Elisha Arnold grapha-
phone selections reading. Mrs. l.. D.. Bur
lngame, solo. Blanche :. Johnson, read
ing. Arthur r. Collins. ana closing with
more graphaphone selections.
The affair was a very successful one
and the committee In charge deserves
great commentator for the able manner
In which everything was conducted.
ADVERTISING BAZAAR.
Delta circle OF Kings Daughters OF
Trinity chapel. Pawtuxet. and Trinity
chapel OF Grace church united In making
the Advertising bazaar in odd Fellows
hall q success last night. Mrs Joseph
HAYWARD and Miss Jane Bloomer being
personally responsible for n great meas
urc OF the success OF the AFFAIR.
Most OF the articles for sale were do
noted los the manufacturers. and while
the sale was I'm progress the young ladies
OF Delta circle. under the leadership ~
Miss Bloomer Illustrated the trade
marks aud advertisements I'm pretty
tableauN.
The tables and booths were cared FOR
1e follows: Bensdorp's. Mrs. Edward \
Rhodes. Lowney's chocolates, Mrs ! w.
LYONS. Mrs W. Drncup: the So varieties.
Miss ttuffTr-Sw1rn. ff0rftCtT MIX and
imperial Granum. Miss Sarah J. Aiming
ton. Boraxinc. Mrs. Joseph Hayward and
Mrs. W. J. Charnley. Arm aud Hammer
goods. Mrs. g. ~ Dow. Isabelle Corp:
colgate. Mcnneu's. new skin. etc, Mrs
Charles Bibomor. Leila Aylesworth; Van
Dyke's tca. Mrs J a.. Pay and Mrs l. NJ
Stanley. I'm Japanese costumes: National
Biscuit company. Smell a simpson and
Natural Food company. Miss Pauline 4
Euler. and Worcester salt. Mrs Abner y.
Hart and Miss 3 Lizzie Sturtevant.
There were ported chryssrthcmums and