The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-18
PAWTUXET VALLEY
St. Jean Baptiste Society Elects
ffiCsrs-Enjoyab'e Whist
Party.

The st. Jean Baptise society Of Centre
ville at It's last meeting elected the fol-
lowing named officers: Chaplain, Rev j.
r. Bourgeois: honorary president. III. j.
Cartier: president. Benjamin Belanger;
vice e-presdent Leon Charbonneau: re-
cording secretary, A. Il. Begin; financial
secretary. Alfonso Lavoe; treasurer. Or.
Paul Denis collector. s. Arcand; assist
ant collector, Il. Theroux; auditor. A.
| Trenier. commandant. Joseph Gagnon;
| ordonateurs,, j. B. Nadeau. Joseph Gre
Joseph Lambert; physician. DR. G. +.
Charpentier: librarian. f. Theroux.
our Lady OF Mount Carmel branch. I. G.
B. U met yesterday at 81. James church
and elected the following officers: Chap
lain. Fr. +. A. Higney: president, Mrs.
G. A. Aldrich; vicepresldent. Mrs. j. F..
II. Miskella: secretary. James Dennegan:
treasurer. John +. Deering: sergeant-at-
the state union. J. Z. McNeilis. John
Mitchell. Miss Margaret Barry. Mrs j. r.
r. Miskella. Mrs James Dennegan. A
committee Of three was appointed 10 ar
when the officers are installed, Wednes-
day. Jan. 20.
The st Mary's Holy Name and Liter
airy society OF Arctic Centre elected Off.
Enaney: vice-president, Thomas Driscoll.
recording secretary, John McNeilis; finan-
cial secretary. Richard Hughes; treas
urer, IL. NJ. Roarke.
HE'LL n WHIST PARTY.
a delightful whist was held at the
home of Mrs. Camille NORM of Wash
ington Saturday evening. There were
about 60 OF the young friends OF tho
couple present and the evening was
very pleasantly passed. The prizes
were won by George Vidal OF Arctic
Centre and Miss Florina Bacon of Cen
treyille. After the whist collation.
was served. followed by social hour,
during which several vocal and In
strumental selections were rendered.
TO HOLD DEBATE.
The Mems club OF the Phenix vi. T..
church will have a debate at the church
Wednesday evening. The subject to
be discussed is, "Resolved. that the
Japanese residents OF the United States
should he admitted TO citizenship" The
affirmative side OF the question will be
taken by w. " Slocum and Everett
w. Whitford and Rev. w. ~. butler
pastor OF the church. and RI. T.. Cong
don OF the Warwick high school
faculty will hold up the negative side
of the question.
FUNERAL OF BENJAMIN ROGERS
The funeral OF Benjamin Rogers, for
merly OF the Pawtuxet valley was held
Sunday afternoon from the Knotty Oak
Anthony. Mr.. Rogers was en-
ployed by the Consolidated railroad and
received fatal injuries at Plainfield on
He was a member OF Nara
gansett lodge, *. of r., and a delegation
from the lodge attended the funeral The
bearers were William Carpenter. William
Cloves, Fred Hudson. BENJAMIN Fish,
Thomas Bigbee and Edwin Yeaw. Inter
ment was In the Knotty Oak cemetery.
NOTES
Inez Gerard OF Anthony and Charles T.
Sullivan of East Greenwich were united
IN marriage on Saturday evening at the
home OF the brides parents
Mrs. A. G. Kingsley OF Hope, who has
been quite III, Is reported as improving
Everett Mitchell, a valley boy who serv-
ed six years In the United states army. is
visiting friends I'm Hope
Mrs William Page OF Woonsocket has
been visiting her parents I'm Harris.