The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-31
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Girls Club Holds Entertainment
and saIs-. SUNDAY School
Gives Harvest Concert

Last evening In Engine Hall, Natick,
the Girls club held a very largely at
ment The AFFAIR was very largely at
tended and the program rendered was as
follows: Piano solo, Mrs. Harry Tanner;
oratory school; song. Miss Cecil Blade.
plano and violin duet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tanner; reading, Miss Helen Ty-
ler; song. Miss Cecil Blade. After the en-
tertainment Ice cream. cake and dainties
were on sale at the different booths in
charge of the following young women:
Mystery table. .Thressa Carroll. Alice Tan
ner, Inez Myrick and Anna Atherson;
fancy table. Bertha Whitman, Bertha
Wilcox and Judith Ephirson; ice cream.
booth, Miss Susan Taylor assisted by
Nellie Stone and Anna Martin.
The class oratory as was rendered by
Miss Tyler was highly appreciated by
the audience Miss Tyler is a valley girl,
her home being at centreville.
BENEFIT CONCERT.
Last evening in ST. Johns hall. Natick.
Narragsnsett tribe. No. 9. /. O. r. M.
gave a concert for the benefit OF a sick
member. The concert was largely at
tended by the Natickites and the net pro-
ceeds will be appreciated by the III mem
ber.
band earlier in the evening. The program
was as follows: March, Tenth Regiment,
band; overaure. Bohemian Girl, Balfe
waltz, Trinity College, Jean NJ. Missud
cornet solo. Prize Polka. Gus Martin
overture The Ha' ed House; march.
The Nahant troL me solo, The Ro-
nance, w. Theroux. march, "a Connect
cut, l. N. G., ID. w. Reeves; violin solo,
selected, Master George Nye; song Sc
lected. Miss NJ. Kipoane; plano solo, Miss
Louise Fagnant banjo and dancing Sc
lected. II. Bodye and w. Thomas; violin
duet, selected, w. Harper and A. sacas-
tan. shadowgraph, F. Bassett; Indian
sketch. Watch for the Goat. THE War
Dance" march, Waiting at the Church.
HARVEST CONCERT.
At the Knotty Oak church in Anthony
last evening the Sunday school held a
There was a large crowd present TO as
There yasa large crowd present TO as
slst the members in making the affair
"A success Supper was served from
O'Clock until in the vestry Of the church.
after which the audience listened 10 the
following program. which proved enter
tanning and interesting: Reading. c. G..
Andrews; vocal solo. Miss Anna Gittell;
reading w. f. MacCready; selections on
the photograph concluded the program.
Nearly S25 was netted by the affair and
IL VIII go n good way toward helping the
wants Of the school
MEMS CLUB MEETS.
The Mems club of Centreville NJ. F
church held a regular meeting and cleo
ton OF officers Monday evening, in the
vestry OF the church.
The officers elected are the same as the
previous year. and are as follows: Presi-
dent, Allan McNab: vice-presdent, Allan
Smith: secretary. A. s. Gallup; treasurer
Charles A. Wilbraham.
committee was appointed 20 make
plans for meetings and debates 10 be held
during the winter.
Last year the club had a Mock Trial"
and IL is expected It will give a play later
IN the winter.
HALLowE EN- PARTY.
In the vestry Of the Congregational
church OF River Point last evening Hal
lowe'en party and entertainment was
given under the auspices OF the Young
Ladies Missionary society. which is a
part OF. the church organization
The entertainment consisted OF n mus-
cal and literary selection. Small fancy
articles, candies, ice cream and cake were
sold at a good profit. The affair was at
tended by nearly 200 persons and proved
successful from beginning TO end.
GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Crompton Girls Friendly society was hello
last evening in Guild hall.
The meeting was in the form OF Hal
lowe'en party and the young women en-
joyed themselves by playing games. dane
ing and rendering musical selections.
A business meeting was held and IL was
decided to hold a social or entertainment
this winter for the purpose of obtaining
funds sufficient 10 carry the society
through the winter. At the next meeting
the young women will resume their work
in the art OF lace making.
FUNERAL OF JAMES COYLE.
The funeral OF James Coyle of Phenix
who died at his home on Sunday, was
held yesterday morning from the SIS
Peter and P3uls church, Phenlx, and was
attended by n large number Of the rel
atives and friends
The cause OF Mr.. Coyle's death was
consumption, with which he has beer
afflicted for long time.
The buriaf was In the church cemetery
at Phenix.
NOTES.
Clarence Howard. formerly OF Cen
treville. but recently Of Denver, Colo
is expected back home this week
The Pawtuxet Valley ministers circle
will meet Friday evening with Rev
c. F. Roper Of the Riverpoint Congre-
gational church.
James T. McGinn Of Lonsdale visited
yesterday friends in Phenix.
The Phenix Mems club will hold a meet
ing this evening In the Phenix M. r
church.
There will be Democratic rally IL
st. Johns hall, Natick. tlus evening.