The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-06
VALLEY VILLAGES
4 Successful Turkey Supper.
Band Fair Ended. .0ther Notes
Of Interest TO Villagers.

In the St Andrews parish house in
Fhenix on Saturday evening q turkey
supper was neld under the direction Of
the ladies OF the Baptist church OF the
same place. The supper was a success in
every respect and there were more than
POO took supper and at least hundred
more that were present and enjoyed the
entertainment which was later rendered
The supper was served from o'clock un-
I'll S, and between those hours the several
tables wer. filed constantly. The tables
we're under the direction ~ the following
rlrs. Frank s. Chase, Mrs. William A.
Wright, Mrs. Charles r. Hill, Miss Julia
Colvin. Mrr. c. Herman Wheelock. Mre
Horts tsrt ". Barber and Mre. Amelia
Northup. These ladies were assisted by
the following IN the serving Of the sup
pcrs: Miss Jessie NJ Wheelock, Miss
Eliza Cloves. Miss Anna Patterson, Miss
Edith Walker, Miss Edith Page. Mss
Cora Bennett, Miss Lena Hadley, Miss
Ethel Mowry Miss Nina Wheelock Mrs.
Susie wheelock Miss Bertha Bowen. Miss
Ltts Bates. Miss Pearl Steele and Miss
Ruth Johnson. In three 81 the corners OF
the hall. tables had been arranged with
flowers. cake and candy for sale These Ia
bles were presided over by Mrs. Frank
Smith Misses Annie and Emma Johnson
and Miss Mary r Greene. Before all had
been served. the supply became exhausted
and there were some who were forced 10
go without. The AFFAIR a SUCCESS in
80 cry particular and the committee Of
which Mrs Lewis c. Bowen was the
chairman. were well repaid for their
work
The following interesting program was
rendered after the serving OF the supper.
Selection, orchestra; recitation, Miss Ruth
y enyon: soprano solo, Mrs. Harry Big
v ood: cornet and trombone duet Mrs.
Graves and her daughter Of Providence;
selection ladies orchestra; soprano solo.
Miss Beatrice Levalley: trombone solo. !
Andrew Yorston: violin solo. Miss Nina
VI heelock.
BAND FAIR ENDS
AT Booths hall in Crompton on satur-
day evening the fair Of the Crompton
/ and came 10 an end. The fair has been !
continued for six nights and during that |
time a number OF the orsaniZations OF the |
valley have attended and have been en- |
by the band in a nns manner.
ON Saturday evening the band had as It's |
I,uests. the members OF the Natick band. |
Az usual dancing was enjoyed from about |
!. 70 until nearly midnight. Millers o-ches-
irn. which has furnished the music for
me series belnR present. Inc coHlpluhtlon
and all other tickets were drawn of dur
ng the latter part OF the evening. and
me gold watch offered as a prize for the
ne selling the most tickets WAS award
"a TO Miss Rose Reddiere. The fair has
cen under the direction OF the following
ommittee: William Read George Proulx.
otert Davis, Harry Marsh and George
z, sex.
PHENIX.
Bishop Movickar was at the a.. An
irews church in Phenix hast evening and
the sacrament OF communion
o a class 81 children. The choir rem
Tered some special music and the exer-
Uses throughout the services were Of an
Ippropriste nature.
Henry Tardge~of Hope held a concert
n the Parochal hall last evening in order
o raise funds for the piano fund. he
,eing one OF the contestants for the piano
,eing offered by the Notre Dame du Bon