The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26

business Men S AssOciatlon........ - ~
Hon r. r.. Treat. 20 ~
Hon. George j. Andrews. s.........,... 10 %
=. Bedard d...................."..... 10 %
=Resert Forsyth g. Son--.............. 10 90
j. Siegel .........,........,....... 90
DR.. J. A. Mack. k......,................. 90
Total ....................... 1856 20
SOCIAL CLUB MEETS.
Tuesday evening meeting OF the Cow
entry Literary and Social club was held
AZ the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred An
thony OF Washington. A large number OF
members were present and fine program
was given. IL consisted OF the following
numbers Song. The Old Oaken Buc-
ket." club plano duet. Mrs. Frank Place
and Mrs. Matteson: reading. Miss MyrIa
Anthony vocal solo. Miss Edna Rounds;
plano duet. Mrs. Place and Mrs. Matte
son. collation. was served by the com
mittee. The next meeting will be held
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bowen in Anthony on the evening OF May
s.
The AFFAIR was under the direction OF a
committee OF which Winifred Seamons
was chairman
VALLEY WEDDING
Yesterday morning at s o'clock in st.
Marys church at Crompton "A wedding
took place, the contracting parties being
John l. Fitz OF Providence. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. FIR. Heig-
ney and a number OF relatives and friends
were present. At the conclusion OF the
ceremony the bride and groom were driven
TO the home OF the brides parents where
a wedding breakfast was served and n
reception he'd. The couple left last eve
ming for brief wedding trip TO New
York. Upon their return they will begin
housekeeping I'm Providence.
A PHENIX WEDDING.
At the Church OF Our Lady of Good
Council. Phenx. yesterday morning at
o'clock, Miss Melinda Lavallee OF Lip
pitt and Mr.. Alfred Davis OF Phenix were
married by Rev. FIR. J. u. Lebel. pastor
OF the church. The ceremony was we'll
attended by relatives and friends OF the
bride and groom. Noe Richard served
as best man and the bride was attended
by Miss Della Lavallee, her sister. A
wedding breakfast was served at the
brides home following the ceremony at
the church and later the young couple
enjoyed a hack drive about the valley.
They will take up their residence In
Phenix.
FUNERAL OF ALMOND SNOW.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Almond. the l3.year-old son OF Joha
Snow OF Prospect Hill. Natick. who died
at his parents home on Tuesday after n
boy was up on the day Of his death, but
vas AIKEN suddenly Ill and never rallied.
A physician was called. but the lad could
not be saved.-Thn boy will be missed by
his playmates. who were very fond OF
him. The funeral was held from st. Jo-
seph's church at Nauck and the interment
- A FINE PROGRAM
The Pontiac Cadets have arranged fine
program TO be presented 10 the public this
evening for the benefit OF the California
n -
oE have s fher services s0h es for
this ocasion with buck and wing dancing
and comic songs. Vocal solos will be
Rose Rose swan s piano selections % by Miss Miss n Jen,
ME Ferguson. Miss Mabel Henry. Misses
Hattie and Mabel Carr Miss Sophia Me-
kenzie will give selections on the violin.
The committee In charge is made UP as
follows: Chairman. Gustave Broback; ;
secretary. John Murray: John Rutledge.
John O'Neil, Albert Nelson. Ernest Borg
lund and Charles q. Johnson.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS WILL
MEET.
The annual institute OF the Pawtuxet
Valley Sunday School Teachers association
will be held next Tuesday afternoon and
evening at the Crompton Free Baptist
church. The course OF study in the teach
ers %hSh nss been
at the Phenix Baptist church, was
brought to close.
At the institute two sessions will be
-held-- In tina afternoon at 2:30 and an eve-
ming session at 1880. The public is invited
to attend both OF these services. Rev.
Marion Law. rector OF St Pauls Episco-
pal church I'm Pawtucket. will be the prin-
cipal speaker
In the afternoon Miss Elizabeth p.
Gibbs. who has had charge of the teach
ers' training class In Phenix. will speak
upon her work
Field Secretary w. b. Wilson will be
present and address the meeting I'm the
Interest OF Sunday School work At the
oil NJ a. al exxsflI
be taken ana luncheon served.
NOTES.
The Hope baseball team, under the
management OF James Moan, will go 10
Rocklsnd Sunday and play a game with
the club In that village.
The Warwick High School debating
team is anxious to arrange n debate with
some society I'm the valley.
Rosanna Tebeau OF Hope died at her
home I'm that village yesterday after a
long illness Of consumption. The funeral
The bazaar OF So. Peter and Paurs
Temperance Cadets, which was 10 be
held this evenine. has been. discontinued
William A. Sandersor, formerly pro-
prietor OF the Maple Inn In Fiskville.
has purchased the business OF the Hotel
Merrimac IN Natick.
James A. Byrnes or Holy Cross coll
lcge has returned to resume his course
at that institution n..er n brief visit
10 his homo In Pontiac.
The cold mornings OF this week have
badly nipped tho buds OF the trees that
were putting form In many parts OF
he valley.
Alexander Murray OF Anthony is en-
pertaining at her home friends from
Nova Scotia
Mrs. Sarah Miller Corey. state secretary
~ the international order OF Kings
Daughters IL III NJ her home i'm Fiskville
with an attack OF d. betcs
James Gee OF Arkwright. superintend-
ent OF the 1nterlaken Print works. has
purchased the beautiful strip OF land on
Fairview avenue Phenix. IL will be used
hv r)r William Gee ae the site Of N