The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
PAWTUXET VALLEY
New Pastor Receives a Warm
We|Csms.- Kings Daughters
Sale a Success

A reception was rendered Rev. Port er
Vinton, the new pastor OF the Centreville
NJ. t. church. last evening by the congre-
CATION. The function opened at g o'clock
with a selection by Yorstons orchestra,
which furnished music for the evening
Later the reception committee introduced
the people TO the pastor and his wife. This
was followed by short speech by Nj
s. NJ. Clarke who welcomed the new pas
tor. Mr.. Allan McNab welcomed Mr.
Vinton for the Centrevlie Mems club,
and Rev. c. +. Roper Of the Riverpoint
Congregational church welcomed the new
pastor in behalf OF the valley ministers
Later an adjournment was taken 10 the
vestry OF tho church, where a collation.
was served.
SALE AT PARISH HOUSE.
Remembrance circle. Kings Daughters
held a sale In the Parish house, Phenlx
yesterday afternoon and evening. the pro-
ceeds OF which are to go 10 the outdoor
fund OF the association. The affair was
attended by a large delegation of people
and the sale was success both socially
and financially.
The tables were attended by the fol-
lowing: Flower table. Mrs. A. w. knight,
Mrs. William Tanner: candy table. Mrs.
William Anthony, Mrs. Frank Chase and
Mrs. Charles Myrick; fancy table Mrs
ID. w. Bachelor Mrs Charles Hill. Mrs.
William Yeaw; cake table. Mrs. Newell,
Mrs. Louis Foster and Miss Bertha Per-
kns.
EIGHTY-NINE YEARS OLD
William w. Whipple, 50 years old. Of
Shippeetown, a village located about four
miles from Crompton. is SO years old to-
day and is celebrating the event, as Is
his usual custom.
a.
more than 30 couples, all relatives or
close friends OF Mr.. Shippee, and the day
Is being celebrated as though 1t were
July T.
Mr.. Shtppee was born in East Green
wich in the year 1918 and has always lived
in radius OF 10 miles. Mr. Shippee is
enjoying good health and hopes to see
many more birthdays and have his usual
attendance at his place again.
WARWICK HIGH WINS
The Warwick high school baseball
team defeated the South Kingston boys
In an interesting game OF baseball az
Pastime park. Riverpoint, yesterday af-
ternoon.
The game was but a six-inning con.
test. but was exciting while It lasted
as a good delegation of the Warwick
students were present TO support their
own team.
At the close of the sixth inning
when the game was called. the score
stood to 4 in Warwiok's favor.
CHOIR RECEPTION.
The choir members of the Swedish
Lutheran church OF Centreville gave a
reception To the young men OF the
parish in the church vestry last even
ing.
The evening was passed in a social
way, there being an hour devoted 10
speeohmaklng by the young men. after
they had been welcomed by the pastor
I'm behalf OF the choir.
COLLATION. was served during the
evening and IL was marked sue
cess
NOTES.
The Y. w. c. Il. Y. of Centreville met
in regular session Monday night
The regular monthly meeting OF
Warwick Hose companies, No. and
No. 2. met in regular session last
evening. Routine business alone was
transacted.
The Girls Friendly society OF Cromp-
ton met in regular session last even
ing in Guild hall. Crompton.
The funeral OF George Niefort OF
Crompton was held this afternoon from
st. Philips church, that village, at 2
o'clock.
The athletic committee of the War
wick high school is arranging for a
social and dance To be held soon.