The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26

OF the hips. II was also feared that there
were injuries to some internal organs.
M. C. A. MEMS MEETING.
The regular Sunday afternoon mems
meeting I'm Y. NJ. G.. A. hall will be
held tomorrow at o'clock and the
speaker will be Rev. william b. Burr
pastor OF the United Presbyterian
church OF Central Falls and his sub
Ject Gods Plan for Every Life"
PLANNING FOR CAMP.
Mr. Nash, physical instructor at the
Pawtucket Y. NJ. c. A. is making his
plans for the annual boys camp, which
will be held this year for two weeks
beginning July Z. The camp will
be known as Camp Jefferson, 1906"
and Will be located as last year on
lookout blum on the east shore of
Prudence Island about mile north
OF the light. This location is unex-
celled on Narragansett Bay and the
arrangements for the care OF the boys
could not be improved upon.
Rev. Taplin j. Winslade, pastor OF
the Park street Free Baptist church OF
Providence will superintend the camp.
That gentleman has had considerable
experience I'm boys camps, and he Is
said TO be extrensely popular with
the youngsters and young men
wherever he is known.
The boys will leave Pawtucket on
Saturday morning, July Z, and from
Providence they will make the remain
der OF the trip by boat. only boys
who are members OF the boys depart
ment OF the Y. NJ. c. A.. and who have
the consent of their parents or guar
dians may go and the entire cost for
the two weeks OF camp Will be but $S
other details OF the camp program
will be noted later and II is expect
full boys camp which the local Y. NJ
c. A. has ever conducted.
PAwTUCKEr GIRLS CLUB.
There was a largely attended meeting
OF the Pawtucket Girls club held I'm the
principal business was making plans for
the entertainment OF the session OF the
Rhode Island association OF Working
Women's Clubs. which is to be held here
Monday evening.
There will be a pleasing entertainment
and the proceeds are TO be donated 10
the Rhode Island Vacation house. which
IS 10 be opened at Oakland Beach July
2Sth.
On Tuesday evening the Working Girls
club will meet at which time plans will
be made for the distribution OF flowers
for Memorial day.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE
Abraham Lincoln lodge. No. 277, Sons OF
st. George. met in their rooms last even
ing and elected the following board of
officers:
President, Benjamin Ashworth; vice
president. George Hadheld; treasurer.
John w. Battye; secretary. Thomas Haw-
ley; assistant secretary. Thomas Taylor:
first representative TO the Grand lodge.
Joseph Hadneld; second representative.
Adam Bunting; trustee. George Smales.
AT THE FREE BAPTIST CHURCH.
What was designated as a Ribbon So
cial" was held last evening at the Free
Baptist church on Broadway under the
auspices Of the Junior Christian Endeavor
society. There was a large attendance
of young people and the program was as
Songs. Juniors: address OF welcome.
Beatrice Street; recitation, "The Reason
Why" Ruth Nickerson; plano solo. Earl
Snow; recitation. "A Hard Problem" Nora
Walton: recitation. THE Hatband." Lem
uel Brown: song. Mildred Porter and Flor
ence Arnold: dialogue. THE First OF
April" III. Mccartney and c. Armstrong:
piano solo. Ruth Marston. recitation
When Mamma Was Little Girl" Flor
ence Arnold. song. Minerva Brown: reci-
tation, Naming the Chickens" Mildred
Porter reading. Calls" Mildred Rowley:
dialogue Preparing for a Picnic"
Refreshments were served after the en-
tertainment.
PIANO RECITAL
The pupils Of Joseph ID. Nolan enter
tained their friends in Hutchinson hall
last evening with an interesting piano
recital. They We're assisted by Miss Lucy
Gledhill, contralto Mildred OConnor
reader; Miss Lillian Sweetland Soprano
Edward J. Kelley, baritone. and Charles
H. Nolan.
During the evening there was a pres
entation OF a handsome ring to Mr.. Nolan
as gift from the pupils.
The program was as follows:
Assembly. Miss Ida McClelland: piano
duet. Rocky Glen Two-Step." Mamie
Leonard and Annie McGee; piano solo,
"hnSers ..hn,e s. Dream" Susie Davis; piano solo.
Joseph clifford; piano duet. Dance OF the
Gnomes,' Mamie Flanagan and Dora
Callahan; contralto solo. selected. Miss
valley" Mildred o'connor; is piano y solo. s
Waves OF The Ocean" (Galop). Mamie
Alexander; piano solo. Convent Bells"
idsi hsien Philiips; pS piano piano solo. "oberon Fan
light March" Katie Carty and Edith Ben
nett; vocal solo. selected. Master Charles
II. Nolan; piano solo. Rustic Dance"
Yankee Patrol March" Mabel Cosgrove;
piano solo, Robins Return" Alice Nc
Alpin: piano solo. "Hornpipe Polka"
Master Clarence Cranshaw; plano duet,
American Republic March" Lizzie and
Christian Russell; reading, selected. Mil
dred o'Connor; piano solo. The storm"
Mamie Sweetland piano solo, Southern
Melodies" Ethel Hines: piano solo. IN
Trovatore," Nettie Smith; piano solo.
Paul Revere's Ride" Master Joseph
Teeden; piano duet. Ivy Leaf schot-
tische," Nellie and Lottie Riley; soprano
solo. selected. Miss Lillian Sweetland:
piano solo. ''Edelweiss." Nellie Holland;
piano solo. Golden RAIN" Mary Hope:
piano solo 'Lohengrin," Laura christian;
piano duet "Oriole Waltz" Mary and
Ella Kane; baritone solo. selected Ed
ward J. Kelley; piano solo. silver Stars"
Mabel Worthngton: piano solo Moon
light on the Hudson" Lizzie Alexander;
piano duet. ben Hur," Lillian Sweetland
and Ida McClelland.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Friday May 25. 1906.
Real Estate Conveyances-Joseph Osti-
guy. Jr., TO Michael Blais, Jr, land.
buildings and improvements on lot No
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