The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-13
0LNEYE VILE.
sERPICES IN THE METHODIST
TIRERNICLE.
General Gossip of the streets and Courts
Collected From the Mill Town Con-
tiguous to the City.

The Sabbath services az the Methodist
Episcopal Tabernacle were well attended
yes erday at 1915 \. NJ The subject was
from John ": SO. showing that Christ
not only had the evidence Of John i'm
favor OF his heavenly origin. but that
! God had come i'm various ways to corrob
crate all that had been said by the proph-
cts, John and Christ himself; all Of this
was necessary that the people of that day
aud OF all time could believe without the
least difficulty.
! In the evening the subj ct was "The
Land OF Our Saviour" illustrated by the
| stereopticon, with this subject using "a
number of the series of the Cross and
crown views. The house was filled.
After the general meeting an after ser
| vice Was held and we'll attended.
The Brown University Banjo. Glee and
Mandolin Club will give an entertain
ment IN the church Tues day evening
The choir has been requt sted to repeat
the cantata of Ruth aud Naomi, and it
will probably be given again on March 10.
Inc Rev. Michael flaming of Kansas
will speak in the Tabernacle next Sabbath
evening. His theme will be Temper
ance." 1t is said that Mr.. Tanning is
one OF the finest speakers OF the South
west.
Manufacturers Lodge of Odd Fellows
VIII mold masquerade ball in lrons's
Hall tomorrow evening.
"A horse attached 90 a light carriage be-
longing TO man named Ralph Parting,
ton, ran away on Plainfield street this
morning. A boy who had charge OF the
turnout was thrown out, but received no
serious injuries. The carriage and har-
ness were badly damaged.
The Rough and Ready Fire Engine
Company will hold its regular monthly
meeting this evening
The Y. w. &. Il. L. Association will
hold meeting IN the Plainfield Street
Baptist Church tomorrow evening at
';S0. Mrs. j. X. Barney will deliver an
address
Peabody Lodge Sons of st. George
meets this evening.
The business Mems Association meets
this evening. when T. w. Penny will
read paper on Florida.
Seven persons were baptized at the
Church of the Messiah yesterday after
noon by the Rev. Thomas III. Crocroft.
The members OF the guild will hold a
meeting in the Guild Hall this evening.
They will be entertained by the ST. Ce-
celia Chapter.
The Naturalization Club will hold a
grand banquet at No. 400 High street,
thls evening. The French Canadian Band
will be present, and furnish music for the
oc :asion.
There will be a social in Woods Hall
this evening
The case of Colman VS.. Riley for lum-
Der was tried in the Eighth District
Court this morning. The plaintiff was
given $50.
". Swanson, Swede, told w. b. Col
wei tnat he would shoot him some day
ana Colwell told the court Of his fear
ana swanson Is now under bonds for 5000
To Keep the peace for three months.
An Italian undertook TO shoot one of
MS countrymen yesterday, and he pleaded
not guilty this morning. Ills trial is set
down for next Monday.
Richard Murphy, "A common drunkard
VIII reside at the state farm for the next
three months.
John OBrien undertook to click
Katie Sullivan yesterdays and costs
John Leonard paid 50 anu costs into the
funds of the court tor enjoying" a |
drunk yesterday
Services will ne held in the Church of
the Messiah Ash Wednesday at $3.50 a. |
m. and d. IN.
The Young Mems Literary Associa tion |
will hold the first Of a series of enter |
tainments commencing with next SIM. |
day evening. An address will be given |
by James L. Eagan. There will ne sew |
eral well-known talented persons pres |
ent who will give an excellent musical
and literary entertainments
William Eccles has rendered his resig-
nation as organist in the Church of the |
Messiah To assn ne "a like position at St
Johns Church In this city,
Senator and Mrs George F. Reane will
Dc a uong the residents OF this place who
Will attend the Charity ball in Infantry
1all his pyaniuu