The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-22
Baptist.

MI. tuOudIO IkdTutttt COUuuCtou II Tcutu
services Yesterday afternoon at The
Broadway Bapti.t church.
Rev. ". II. Hartman OF Springfield.
Mass. and formery OF the Pilgrim Cln-
gregatioual church OF this city. preached
yesterday forenoon at the Cranston
Street Baptist church.
The Evangelist Rev. L. Bird Of New
York spoke yesterday afternoon and even
ing at The Congdon Street Baptist church.
A praise service led by Mr., and Mrs.
Wilson and preaching by III. L.
Thompson OF Brown university attracted
a large congregation at Jackson Avenue
Baptist chapel, last evening.
Baptisms were administered last even
ing at the Fourth Baptist church Rev.
Horace +. Barnes. pastor.
The Young PEOPLES union have charge
now Of the evening servic, at the Mt.
Pleasant Baptist church.
Rev. j. o. Johnson preached for the
Broadway Baptist people yesterday In
the absence of the pastor.
At the Roger Williams Sunday school
yesterday Sidney III. Bailey resigned his
position as Librarian. He has been in
re school for nineteen years aud ser we'd
has been so faithfully done tina the
school will make him a pleasant presen-
tation next Sunday.
congregational.
Rev. William House preached ye'ter-
day forenoon at the Academy Avenue
Congregational church. La the evening
George II. Slade delivered An address o.
Christians IN the Orient"
Last evening Pilgrim lodge. l. o. o
f., escorted by Canton W.. >. Johnson ana
Park Hill lodge. attended services at the
Elmwood Congregational church, Rev.
Joseph Lambert, pastor.
A memorial service will be he'd
" ednesday evening at Park Side mis-
sion.
Rev. DR.. Dickson preached at the Pill
grim Congregational church last even
ing on Capital Punishment"
Mrs. Vaitses spoke at the United Con-
gregational church, East Providence,
ye erday morning.
The Sunday school Of the Union Con-
gregational Church will hold it, last So
cjal OF the season Friday evening.
A special G, ristian Endetvor meeting
will be held tomorrow evening at the
Union Congre Sstioaal church. 1t will
be addressed Ivy Miss Alice Kyle. The
societies of Emwooi. Pil.rin, Benef-
cent aud Richmodd = rect churches have
been inyited to attend tbs meeting,
Special invitations ars ext n led TO al
persons interested in tho work OF the
Wonaa's Foreign Missionary Society.
Episcopal.
The American Order Of Drdids attic nd
ed services last evening at All Saints
church.
Rev. 8. II. Webb spoke In It evening at
st. Andre as churcn, corner Pomo Ia
avenue and Pembsrton street.
The celebration OF the holy communion
took place at St Johns church yester-
day.
Yesterday was Whitsunday.
Good sized congregations attended the
services at 81. james church, Rev. j.. w.
A wood, rector, Sunday. Al the evening
services the rector gave the last In the
series of lectures on Great Religious
Leaders, taking for his subject, "Bishop
Harrington" rhe speaker was very in
teresting in his remarks, ana set forth in
detail the good deeds OF his subject, and
pointing out many for his hearers to
follow and initiate.
A quarterly meeting Of the Rhode
Islald branch Of the Woman's Auxiliary
will be held In Trinity church, Paw
tucket, Thursday, May "a. The program:
Celebration OF the holy IN at
10 a. M. business meeting at IL o'clock,
afternoo meeting at 2 O'clock. Rev. j.
McKiin, bishop-elect Of Japan, and the
Rev. Mr.. Potts are expected to be pres
ent. The offertory will be for the auxil.
larry.
A high festival service was rendered at
st. 5 epben's churc at the l0:45 o'clock
service, Sunday morpsng. oy TIE rector.
Rev. George Mcclellan Fiske, ID. d., S.
Il. d., assisted by the Rev. Evelyn Bar
tow. The sermon WAS pre- lched by the
rector.
The Ri9ht Rev. Bishop Thomas NJ.
Clark, ID. d., LID, has returne from
Vermont. where ne went to attend the
funeral OF the late beloved Bishop Bis
sell.
The second aipual meeting of the con-
vocation of Providence will be held at
-. Angarius cnapei, Beacon avenue near
Hayward park, Wednesday. The Holy
Communion will be celebrate at 1879
O'Clock, with sermon by the REV. Dean,
Henry Bassett. A business meeting Will
be held At HAS o'clock. In the evening
at 1880 O'Clock a missionary service will
lie neld, with addresses by Raw. James V.
Chalmers, Rev. S. G. NJ. Orperon aud
Rev. William z. Tucker. dean of the
convocation of Pa wtucket.
Methodist.
Rsv. w. p. Buck preached on the
| text "Thy Will be Done'' Yesterday fore
noon at the O ,stnut S rect M. T..
church. In the evening by exchange the
pulpit was supplied by Rev. j. a. Il. Nc
Balm OF the First Presbyterian C urch.
Rev. +. Q. Bakers subject at the Hope
Street NJ. T.. church lass evening WAS a
novel one. 1t "a Shore Dinner"
How much may we know Of God"
was Rev. j. w. Webb's subject yester-
day morning at st. Paui's church.
The great Worlds Colu nblaa expo
sition was dwelt upon yesterday ut
Trinity NJ n. church by the pas, or. Rev.
DIR. IL. u. Greene. In the -ternoon Dr..
o. Genes subject was "My Visit TO the
" Drills fair" and in the evening II was
The Worlds Parliament OF Religions"
Catholic.
The Right Rev. Bishop sang pontifcal
hi Rh mass at 1890 O'clock esterday. AT
the close Of the mass the pope's blessing
was impaired.
The mission for the men Of the Catne-
dral parish closed last evening. There
was a solemn reception into the Holy
Name soc ETY..
Rev. p. II. MCGEE Of the Cathedral
nj, end d the an ual meeting VI the "Ro-
mans" that il OF Auer can priests VINO
studied la Rome. at Cleveland, q.
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