The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-13
PAWTUCKET.

The funeral OF John j. Kenyon was at
! tended yesterday afternoon by Mayor
! Higgins. members OF both branches OF the
I city council and many other representa-
| tive citizens. 1t showed how highly the
many worthy qualities that the man who
had filled many positions Of honor pos
sessed were appreciated. Rev. Frank j.
Goodwin officiated at the funeral SER
vices. Interment was at Oak Grove.
The Flag Day exercises at the high
school were held yesterday morning.
when a large number OF the pupils were
present In the assembly hall An attrac-
tive program was given and the High
School orchestra assisted and in n very
pleasing manner The principal. Elmer s.
Hosmer. made a few remarks on the life
OF Abraham Lincoln and the following
program was rendered: Overture. High
School orchestra; singing. 20 Lord Most
Merciful." High School cholus: recitation.
From Reveille tos Taps" Gladys Dud-
man: pano solo. 'Madriline," Mabel
woolsey: essay. "A Man OF Principle" II.
Kenyon Jenckes: solo, "Thy Dear Eyes,
Inez Harrison; defamation. "Lincoln's
Speech at Gettysburg" Dane LAmou-
reux: singing. Battle on" High School
chorua recitation Independence Bell -
Pearl Pennington. defamation, LIN
coins Last Dream" James II. Readio;
recitation. How June Found Massa Lin
School orchestra: address. Ezra X Par
ker. department commander OF Rhode ISL
and
The great chiefs visited Sduantum
Tribe. T. q. r. NJ. last evening. During
the evenings entertainment the past sa-
chem of the tribe stepped forward and In
a few well-chosen words presented "A
frame picture OF an Indian chief to the
tribe. The chairman OF the evenings eX-
! off hn
| cluded presented Past Snchems A. Sene-
| cal and Fred j. Briggs with past sa-
| chems' Jewels
| A collation. was served and the success
~ the affair was due In n large measure
90 the efforts of the entertainment COM
mittee consisting OF John II. Gileney.
| John Devoe F w Pierce. IT, n Fergu-
son and A. r. Smith.
Flintock and Powderhorn Chapter, u.
/ A. r.. had n meeting yesterday afternoon
/ I'm Tyler hail Masonic building, at which
\ tho members Of Pawtucket Chapter were
\ present. Mrs Gertrude Rugg Field was
| introduced by Mrs Lellan ]. Tuck and an
hour was occupied with a delightful lee
/ ture by Mrs Field on THE Land o,
| Tvangellne. the Romance and the Real,
! ity." In the course Of the lecture which
was fun 81 descriptions OF Arcadia and
! Nova Scotia and pleasant or humorous
/ stories. Mrs Field read "The Golden
] Pipes" by Gilbert Parker, while as al
| accompaniment Mrs. George " Stanley
/ played Handel's Largo" other incident.
al readings were an original Boat Song.
/ with Moore's Canadian Boat Song" as
| accompaniment: a French love song.
| Little Canadienne." the "Marsellaise. "
/ the "Star Spangled Banner" and Annie
| Laurie" the last two with violin accom-
! paniment ny Miss Elizabeth Stanley.
Patrolman william Campbell s or duty
on account OF a painful accident which
occurred yesterday morning az lao
o'clock. In crossing tho street 20 pull I'm
HE box he slipped and fell, spraining HIS
ankle and cutting his knee BY tho time
he arrived az the station his ankle was
badly swollen and last night he was un-
able 90 report for duty. lie patrols the
Mineral Spring avenue beat.