The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-19
EAST PROVIDENCE
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The Ladies' watchemoket Library as
sociation opened a bazaar i'm the town
hall last evening. which they termed a
kalmeter kirmess. for the reason that the
nine booths. which were tastily arranged,
were dedicated TO the months IN the year.
The attendance was large, and all APP
peared TO be of "A liberal disposition, for
the booths were we'll patronized Dancing
was enjoyed for a couple of hours. one OF
the features was "Mrs Jarley's Wax
Works. in which the following took
part:
Queen of Hearts. Miss Mary Horton;
Knave of Hearts. Raymond Hunter:
Mother Goose, Mrs. Lyra Munroe; Diog-
enes. Clarence PurVere. Alexander the
Great James Murphy; Mr.. farley, Roy
Kellogg; Robert Bruce, Master Albert
Hunter; John Alden, RAYMOND Borden,
Priscilla, Miss jeanette Waldron; Flora.
Misses Annie Miller and Mildred Champ
lin: Chinese giant. Roscoe Smyth; Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Miss Marte
Babbitt; Justice Miss Pearl Medbury;
maid Miss Jessie Whitford: Robinson
Crusoe. Lester Wall Maid Marion. Miss
Marion Messenger; Rip Van Wrinkle, Sew
ell Messenger: Pygmalion. Howard
Lady Macbeth. Miss Simmons: Hermonie
Miss Mary Carpenter; Titania, Queen OF
the Fairies, Miss Amey Harris; juliet
Grace Halliday; the vocalist Miss Ida
CARPENTER; Father Time, Carleton Leon
ard cruel nursery maid. Miss Graec
Miller. the seaman Charles Messenger.
Those in charge of the booths and their
assistants are: Mrs. Clarence j. Purverc.
Mrs w. Il. Hutcherson, Mrs. g. IA. Hus-
tom Miss Hattie Briggs. Miss Mabel Roy
Hull. Mrs. Davis Rich. Mrs. George n.
TAYLOR. Mrs. q. w. Davis. Mrs. A, B.
Munroe. Mrs. j. l.. Slocum, Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Whelden: Mrs HARRIET Freeborn'
Philip Chase, Edgar Ray. Miss Jennie
Johnson. Mrs. G. II. Angel. Mrs. Henry
r. Anthony. Mrs. r. l.. Calef. Miss
Gvendoyn. Mrs. Sam Waldron. Mrs.
James Richards Mrs. William Il. Smyth.
The committee was as follows: Mrs. j.
L. Slocum. chairman; Mrs Clarence ).
Purvere, Mrs Henry +. Anthony MIS-. n:
Ormsbee. Mrs. DR. Calef. Mrs. Henry
Harris, Mrs. Bemuel g. Carpenter and
Mrs Arthur i. Johnson.
The entertainment committee consisted
of the following: Mrs Arthur Il. Johnson.
chairman: Mrs. Herbert r. orton, Mrs.
Harris. Mrs. William H. Smyth. Mrs.
William H. Riley and Miss Hattie Briggs.
SIGNS OF PEACE ARE BRIGHT.
There was a combination of politicians
that went through the square yesterday
afternoon after the afternoon perform
ance of the theatres i'm the city I'm large
touring car ana nedueu TOT fdWluCht,
avenue. that many OF the ordinary local
politicians would like 10 know just how
such combination could get into 50
small a space and all wear a smile, for
some I'm the auto fought some of the 9TH
er at the last election tooth and nail
THE HOME TEAM WON.
| The bowling team from Enterpris'
camp. Modern Woodmen Of America, met
the bowling team from Mount Pleasant
camp from Providence last evening and
came home with a credit of two out oi
three strings MIR. Mcguire was higl
man with i23 for single string and 3ll
from their strings.
WILL ENTERTAIN THE GRAND
MASTER
Reliance lodge OF odd Fellows Will NEE
this evening and make arrangements Il
entertain Grand Master Mawney AND
stan at a meeting To lie held TUESDAY
evening of next week.
CAUGHT a BIG ONE.
Mcssrs David Rich and Charles Fair
OF dozen who were the guests o
George Covcl or Warren yesterday on
cod nsning Jrip. the largest fish weighin:
1s pounds and was landed by John Bar
lney Mr.. phch landed two good-sizc'
ones.
MINOR MENTION.
Alexander Munro. the well-known dry
goods dealer. who underwent an opera
tion y few days ago. was reported thi
morning as resting very comfortably.
Miss pcckhsm OF the Normal sChoo
addressed the Teachers association Of 81
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