The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-23
NEWS OF 0LNEYvlLLE.
The Rev. J. Reynolds Mackay Or
dained---An Entertainment,


The Rev. j. Reynolds Mackay, who re-
Gently graduated at Edinburgh. Scotland.
where he has been attending theological
seminary for the past three years, was
last night In Irons hall ordained. and
will at once assume the role of pastor at
the Second Presbyterian church of Oiney-
missionary work here preaching at this
church from April to October. and
spending the remainder Of the year in
studying for the ministry.
Rev. Mr.. Craig Of Newport presided
during the Ceremony, assisted by Rev.
The sermon to the newly ordaiued was de-
livered by Rev. Mr.. Mills, and that to the
audience, mostly members of the church,
by Rev. Mr.. Craig. The others taking part
In the exercises were Rev. j. A. II. McBaln
of the First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
William House and John McAuslan.
A Pleasant Affair.
There was no end of pleasure and
amusement at Odd Fellows hall in John
ston last night, the occasion of Anchor
Band Class seventeenth entertainment
and art gallery OF the Broadway Baptist.
This program was most appreciative
one. The singing by the quartet, and the
vocal selections OF Mrs. 5. K. Hastings
and Miss Ida n; Williams being delight
idl. AHC oit SoiACty ~ SteIJ
till the conclusion of the musical part OF
the entertainments, proved great source
of fun for all. The program:
Piano Solo. Mas Hattie Hrst
S Song, LITTLE Beard ;;;;'....''''.M Male Quartet
.....'..,..... Miss vesta knowles Budione
Song, The Day is Done; Mrs; $. Z; Hastings
Piano Solo. .............M Miss Mary K. French
Graduate of Perkins Institute.)
song, Little tommy, ................Q quartet
-. Mrs Stanley and Miss bentley
Song, The Message. Miss Ida n. Williams
".' ......., oe Miss vesta Knowles Badiong
Song, angus MacDonald".
Song ohl julia Mrs ;. Male +, hoSsai9ss oaar1ss
Piano Miss Mary French French
Accompanist, Prof. Joseph Hastings.
Another Child Injured on the Street.
A child about one year old named
Lannon living at 95 Oak street was
knocked down by horse belonging to A.
l.. Seymour, its face being bruised con-
siderably. This is the second instance of
accidents to children allowed to run about
in the streets within three days.
To Observe the Occasion.
An anniversary celebration ia honor of
John Boyle O'Reilly will be held next
Tuesday evening by the Y. NJ. L. & :.
Club Of Olneyville at their rooms. j. c.
Monaghan will deliver an address on the
life and works OF O'Reilly A meeting
for the semi-annual election Of officers
will be held on Sunday afternoon.
Briefs.
Hiawatha Lodge met last evening in
Library Hall and went through the usual
routine business.
Joseph s. Jackson of the Olneyville
Times sewers his connection with that
paper next Saturday to go to Boston,
Mass, where he is to work on daily.
The Magnolia Club of Olneyville, con-
sisting Of "A number Of young ladies, will
enjoy a days outing at Bullock's Point
next Saturday.
At ST. Mary's yesterday, Miss Katie
Kennedy OF Tobey street, and Mr.. Charles
Flood OF Lowell were married by the Rev.
Father Kennedy. After the wedding trip
they will reside in Lowell.
The fire alarm gong formerly on the
building torn down a short time ago on
the square has not as yet been reset and
1t is missed considerably In case of fire
Robert jenkins who lives in this vicinity
had the little finger of his right hand
taken of yesterday afternoon at the
Cranston Print Works being caught in
the presses.
Thomas Keegan, IL years old. living at
20l Wood street, had the two first fingers
badly cut yesterday at the Valley Dye
and Bleaching Company's establishment,
his right hand being caught in the
machinery.