The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-30
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Graduation Exercises at Warwick
High School, Wedding at
Hope Valley

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The graduation exercises OF the class OF
1906. Warwick High school, were held at
the school hall last evening The speaker
was Prof. ]. Irving Manatt OF Brown uni
versity. An excellent program was render
ed and Lambs Harmony orchestra was IN
attendance. The graduates are: Harold
Coburn Blackington. Clara Edna Basto,
Marion Littith Burgess, Mabel Adell Cur
tbs, Clara Cecilia Morris. Helen Bissell
Pettis. Elsie Walker Searle. John Lester
Sherman and Claude Maker Wood.
GRADUATION AT HOPE.
The graduation exercises of the Hope
grammar school were held last evening i'm
the vestry OF Hope NJ. +. church. The
church was prettily decorated for the oc-
casion with wild flowers, potted plants
and white and green paper The grad
uatcs were Maud Francis Williams Ern-
est Eugene Elmer John James Greene
and Everett Dyer Kingsley The follow
ing program was rendered: Singing,
June" school: exercise "welcome." six
intermediate girls; essay. History OF Oui
Flag" Maud Williams; song, Just Lit
tie Pansy." Susie Winward; exercise,
Betty Botter," four girls; exercise.
ington Irving" Everett Kingsley; song,
"Our Flag" fourteen intermediate boys;
recitation "The Cow" Marion Riley: es-
say, Sugar Cane" John Greene; Hand
kerchief Burlesque," ten boys; singing,
shepherd OF the Valley" school; exer-
else Goodbye Little Desk Goodbye
Ave primary children; violin solo, waltz
(FausD Everett Kingsley; essay, Amer
lean Indians" Ernest Elmer; cantata.
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termediate girls recitation, Good
Night" Ralph Remington; presentation
Of diplomas, Supt. Eugene L. Young;
singing. Good Night Little Flowers"
school.
TENNANT-LAWToN
On Thursday evening at the Phenix NJ
r. church vestry Harry Tenant, wei
known motorman OF the Valley lire Of
electrics and Miss Bessie Lawton. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy j. Lawton or
Phenix, were married by the patsor. Rev.
w. IL. Butler. At the conclusion of the
ceremony at the parsonage an informal
reception was held at the brides home,
and later the newly married couple left
for a brief wedding tour. Upon their re-
turn they will reside in Phenix.
MRS MURPHy's FUNERAL.
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Murphy
avenue, Riverpoint, took place this MORN
ing at O'Clock from the IS Peter and
Paurs church, Phenix. and was well at
tended The requiem mass was celebrat-
ed by Rev. FIR. Brady, pastor OF the
church.
OLD VALLEY RESIDENT DIES.
Patrick Fitzpatrick OF Arkwright died
at his home in that place Thursday eve-
ming after an illness lasting several
months The deceased was a well known
and highly respected valley resident. He
had made his home In the valley many
years. coming to this country when
young man. He Is survived by a wife,
one son. Hugh, and five daughters. Rose.
Jennie. Alice, Mamie and Teresa The
funeral will be held at IS. Peter and
Paurs church at Phenix Monday morn
ing at Q o'clock.
TILL SUPPLY PULPIT
The Pawtuxct Valley Ministers circle
are TO supply the publit at the Fiskeville
tabernacle for Rev Burton Minard. who
Is III and the hour of service is TO be
changed from II TO 2 o'clock. to better
suit the convenience OF the pastors. They
will occupy the pulpit IN the following or
der: July 1. w. It. Green. Natick; July s.
T. j. Curry. Hilsgrove; July 10, c. F.
Roper. Riverpoint: July p. r. p. Phrae-
ner, Centerville; July 20. w. H. Butler,
int'uAs Auts " "a D. FuludIil,
Aug. IL, q. w. Elmer. Hope: Aug 10.
John Salisbury, Crompton: Aug. 2s. r. J.
Curry Hillsgrove; Sept. 2. w T. Green;
Sept. Q. c. f. Roper: Sept. 1e. w. H. But
Ter; Sept. %, II. p. Phraener: Aug 20,
A. J. Jolly, East Greenwich.
HORSE DIES ON STREET.
A horse belonging TO Peter Nolan OF
Crompton. the mail carrier from Center
Vile 10 Crompton, fell In fit OF blind
staggers yesterday morning and died al
most instantly. Mr.. Nolan left the post
office at Crompton with the mail and had
proceeded only a short distance when the
horse fell to the street dead. Mr. Nolan
was bit worried about the accident not
so much for the loss OF the animal but he
was fearful the mail would be delayed II
was taken 20 the station by Frank Bryant
in time to catch the train.
NOTES.
Charles T. Howard, treasurer OF the
Providence Telephone company, has pur-
chased new Knock automobile
The Harris school had a closing OF the
primary department yesterday.
Archie Brown has sold his place OF
business at Harris to Eugene Bicknell.
who took possession yesterday.
Prof Daniel A. Clark OF Harvard coll
lege is spending his vacation at the home
OF his parents. DR.. and Mrs Charles X
Clarke at Ffskeville.
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