The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Oyster Supper Ser ed By vii.
ling Workers Of Centrlvi 10
N. {, Church-HaTv0st
Supper

The Willing Workers connected with
the Centerville NJ. Il. church served an
oyster supper last evening, followed by
an entertainment I'm the vestry OF the
church.
The rain did not keep the people from
attending the function, and supper was
served TO over 100 persons, who came from
all over the valley to participate In one
OF their famous suppers
After the oysters had been served the
congregation assembled I'm the church,
where IL listened 10 very interesting
entertainment which was provided by the
committee:
The program was as follows: Mandolin
solo, Mr.. Healey: tenor solo. Mr. Con.
For the benefit OF the Younger sex a
comic part was carried out, and large
cuts advertising various firms, was cast
on a sheet.
Ice cream and cake was on sale in the
vestry.
NOTES
The regular meeting OF the Pawtuxet
Valley Working Girls club was held last
evening in Hines hall Phenix.
A business session took the first part or
the evening, followed by a season i'm in
structions in millinery and dressmaking
by Miss Julia Colvin. Later a collation.
was served and the young ladies enjoyed
the remainder OF tho evening by playing
games.
Gen Lippitt commandery. United order
Golden Cross of PheniX, met I'm Hines
DullOlnE. GntnlN. last evening. n TOullue
business session was first held. followed
by "A social hour. during which time the
members enjoyed themselves by playing
games. a collation. was served during the
evening.
The annual fair held by the Benevolent
society OF the Phenix NJ r.. church will
open this evening and will continue for
two nights. Tonight the affair will con-
sist OF a sale, followed by an entertain
ment and on Saturday evening there will
be a chicken supper. and there Will be an
entertainment in the evening.
HAvEST SUPPER.
The congregation of the River Point
Congregational church held their annual
harvest supper I'm the church hall last
evening. The affair was attended by a
goodly number OF people and was pro-
nounced financial success.
The program as rendered consisted OF
''The Carnival of the Roses and OF a mu-
steal and instrumental nature.
Ice cream, cake and candies was on
sale after the entertainment
LAID At REST.
The funeral Of Mrs. John w. Howard
was held this afternoon from the Maple
Root church at | o'clock.
The deceased was 81 years of age and
was the widow OF John Howard, town
clerk OF West Greenwich, whose funeral
was held last week.
MTS. itOWdlu IS survived DN TOUR step
children for whom she had acted in the
capacity of mother from their infancy.
NOTES.
Frank +. Shippee OF Centreville picked
10 buds and blooms Of arbutus yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Drscol OF Brook
side avenue, Centreville, are rejoicing
over the arrival OF a II pounds baby boy.
DR.. Il. Il. Tent of Anthony, while auto
ing last evening became stalled at Cen
treville and had 10 store his auto in a
barn for the remainder Of the night.
Kenneth, the 7-yera-old son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Il. a. Tyler OF Centreville is dan
gerously ill.
The Young Mems Social club Of Natick
met in regular session last evening.
The Natick Girls club held it's regular
weekly meeting In Engine hall, last even
ing.
Ernest Wells Of Qudnick, a soldier IN
tho 4. s army. is spending a few days
furlough with his parents
The breaking Of a trolley wire at Phe-
nix yesterday morning caused the cleo
tries on the local lines TO run off sched-
ule time.