The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

CAPT. A. Is. SPINK of New York, who
has been visiting friends in this city for
some time, returns home tomorrow
morning
The Rt. Rev. Henry Niles Pierce, ID d..
LII d.. Bishop of Arkansas. Will officiate
at the Church OF the Epiphany, Sunday
morning at lO:45.
The lecture by Prof. Joseph c. Price,
the well-known negro orator and lecturer
has been postponed to Nov. 16. Gov. ID.
Russell Brown will preside.
THE First Light Infantry have engaged
the full American Band at their annual
parade Tuesday afternoon at 9 u. M. The
band will also play Tuesday night at
Music Hall.
ELMwooD Temple Of the Pythian Sis-
ters will in the future meet in RHODE
ISLAND Lodge. X. of Il. nall, and will
meet the second and fourth Fridays in
each month, beginning with next Friday.
INFORMATION has been received in this
city of the death OF Miss Clara Strom-
berg, PROVIDENCE missionary TO the
Congo, on Sept. Is, of African fever.
Miss Stromberg represented the Evan e
gelical Christian Union.
THE full American band turns out this
evening with forty men, the same as at
the Portland Expositiol, Bowen X.
Church, leader. The celebrated march
dedicated to the PROVIDENCE Press Club,
will be played tonight.
In the Court OF Common Pleas this
morning, before Judge Rogers, the fol-
lowing cases were heard and held for ad-
visement: Court of Probate of East
Providence VS.. Francis Ar .nington, et al,
Kessler * Co. VS.. Jonathan Smith.
A REVIVAL service will be held, begin
ming tomorrow, in 81. PauPs NJ: r.
Church. The pastor will be assisted by
the Rev. Clark Crawford, who wi ii preach
each evening next week. ifhe choir unit
orchestra will conduct the singing.
THE '"T. n" club of Pawtucket had an
annual dinner in the Trocadero last
night. The American Band orchestra
furnished music, Dtvid ID. Phillips.
leader Among the choice selections ren.
dered were the flute solo by Max Guetter.
and "A cornet solo by Mr. Church.
Mrs. JENNIE VI, CARH. modiste, and j.
X Zwoliuski, ladies' tai or, of the III. w
I.add dry goods emporium, announce "a
private opening of fine fabrics for even
ing aud reception costumes, etc, in the
tailoring department, for Monday, Tues
day aud Wednesday OF next week.
AT 4:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
| horse attached To an express wagon
| driven by Charles Boutelle rau away on
| Manton avenue. The driver was thrown
! out aud sustained "A severe scalp wound.
! The horse was eventually caught by
/
| Michael Burke.
THE annual meeting of the Alumna
! Association OF the State Normal School
was held yesterday afternoon In the
| school building on Benefit street. Off
GERS of the association were elected as
follows President. Mrs. Rhoda Esten:
vice president, Mrs George Brown: sec
| rotary, Mrs. Annie &. Gard iner; execu-
tive committee, Mrs. Sarah Marvel and
! Mrs Getchell.
MR. w. B. MERRILL, well-known ath-
lete and member OF the providence Y. NJ.
| G. ~ Gymnasium, recently received a
very fattering invitation from Michigan
| 10 take charge of the r. st Side Associa
ton of Y. VI. &. A. Gymnasium at East
Saginaw, but owing To home interests
etc. the young man will probably de.
cline the offer for the present at least
| aud stick to his family, aud bis daily avo
cation "a jeweer at Potter n Burlington
manufacturing Iewelry establishment, al
| 10 Snow street.