The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-18

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be happy in. There IL nothing the mat
ter with this marriage Of summer and
autumn but its probable brsvity.
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The number OF volumes issued from
the Provldenos public library during the
week ending Sept. Is, 1893. IL 1, $50. daily
average OF 25S. Among he addit ons OF
the past week are ''stories OF Italy"
Is orIes from Scribner. v 81, by r. Hop
kinson Smith and cthers, 100 467;
'Iieala," o. new story by Sarah Grand.
Ia. .622, author OF "Ths Hsaveily Twias,"
B. Fuller, 1765. SO; Nowadays. etc." by
George A. Hubbard, i701 4S8; "Oui lines OF
Economics, by Richard L. Ey." 800 40;
"Roman and Medieval Art" by w. IL.
Goodyear. 900 20; Household Art" ed
tied by Canlace Wheeler. 9091 SO; Tho
Work OF j m Ruskin." by Charles
waldsteip, 1857 140; and "rhe Kinder
,rten." edited by Mrs. Kate Douglas
Wiggin, s09l. i20.
Mr.. Peter Sebold, who left Newport
some ten years ago and his since visited
nearly every state in the Union and the
Canadas, has returned to his parents
where ne will remain for the present.
Lord Dunraven and Capt. Pa0et. who
arc to he In this country for the coming
yacht race, will undoubtedly be- the re-
cipients OF much attention by the society
people at Newport and elsewhere.
The engagement is announced in New
d rt OF Miss Isabel Hunnewell TO Mr.. Her
bert M. Hartman OF New York.
Miss Emma r ordan Of Hamilton. Ont,
Is visiting Miss Hetty Miller at Valley
Falls. ~
Mr.. George Hsrrison of Valley Falls is
on two weeks visit TO his parents in
Rome. N. Y.
Elk. Governor Victim re has returned
from New York a d is now at his New
port residence
DR.. Lane of Pawtucket has returned
from visit to Canada
Mr.. w. ID. Meader and family of Paw
tucket have returned home after hong
sojourn ia Vermont.
A recent social event in Pawtucket was
the wedding of Mr.. VIM. 4. Siimsen and
Miss Avis M. Dean.
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Fifteen years mt the head Of big Sun
day school gives n man u charcs TO exert
an enormous influence upon a circle Of
peo pie that widens every year. and II the
influence is OF the right sort 1t goes on
spreading until the milenium itself ar
r.ves. Mr.. T. w. Waterman las been the
superintendent of Friendship-strest B,p-
tist Sunday school for more than four
teen years. and has been chosen for his
fifteenth year. HIS work covers tw, gen
erations already. Very few men are
privileged to stamp their ideas and char
acter upon such cor siderable portion Of
the world as no has been.
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It was q young five year-old who re
marked the other morning, hen he saw
drops of moisture on the window screen,
that IL "had bsei. dewing" The same
Id al another time observed, when
heavy fog began to lift, tnat it had begun
to uufog."
A report WIS current that Manager
Dennis O'Rsilly Of L dds was ab ut
to leave Providence, owing to the
Establishments of Washington con-
cern. Mr.. O'Reilly said Sa urday that
Providence suited him pretty well. lie
has had a good summers business TO
a tend to, aud has now the pleasure Of
the knowledge that every mo tbs trade
at Ladd's this season has excelled last
year's records. Some OF the dealers on
the street call Mr.. O'Reily a 'bluffer"
VIII n he tells this. but his reliance Is
upon cold, unfeeling figures which be
knows do not he. Mr.. UReilly Is gener-
ally to be found in the front Of the big
store he presdes over, reidy to greet
friends and customers while he keeps
things going. He is one of the most gen
ial, as well rs the best informed, among
the handsome store managers in Prov
idcnce.
Prince Andre Padiatowsky has at last
deserted Newport aud gon- TO Chicago,
which will once more Start the rumor-
mongers to discussing the possibility OF
his engagement Co one of the prettiest and
richest girls Ia that city. The prince was
accompanied by NJ. aud Nine. Forain, to
whom he has been upremitting in his at
tentions since they arrived in this ,un-
try, and more particularly during their
visit to Newport.
Mr.. John Shep ,rd, jr., Of this city, ac-
companied by Mrs. Shepard and a party
of friends, Is driving through the Berk-
shire hills with Lis four-in-hand Mr..
DucpdTu luttuuS tO uulsE tn- TRIP 10y uTlN-
ing down the Hudson to New York city,
making the outing a most delightful one.
In the coaching parade at Pittsfield Mr..
Shepard took IA very valuable prz,.
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The Providence Public library has
recently added the following works
ON the kindergarten; "The Relation
of the Kindergarten to the Pub
llc School" Qs9D. by MIS- Kate
Douglas WiRxin. So91 104; primary
Mstho Is" QssJ. by w. N, Hailmanu,
sO9i ll3; "The kindergarten and the
SCHOOL, QSs6), by Anna l.. Page. and
others, s09lll6; "A s udy OF Child
Nature" Qs9O). by Elizabeth Harrison.
S09l ia; aud ''The FIRST Three Years
of Childhood" QSSs). by B. Perez,
S09l 112. Other works on various phases
OF education are: Education from
| National Stan ipoint" Qs92), 10y A. j. +.