The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-03
WOOD, HARMON & CO.,
2O4 Westminster Street.

"we ruu," said he, "the old physical
machine lor all it is worth and live for
the most part In close proximity TO the
danger line of mental and physical par
alysis. Such overwork is "A SIM"
The two specific abuses of "A yacatio n
he mentioned AS the one spent ami d
whirl and excitement OF fashionable
summer resort" and in "too close at
teltion upon Chataqua gatherings.
Northfield summer schools and institu-
tutes.' The people who attend these
summer schools are usually not the peo-
Pile to whom school would be change,
but. wearIed and fatigued teachers aud
students"
Vacation properly used should include
perfect change and rest. genial compan-
ions Nor should those VINO are resting
physically and mentally forget prepara
tion for that long vacation which comes
at the end OF life.
Roger Williams Baptist Church.
The service last evening at the Roger
Williams Baptist church was Of special
interest. Baptism was administered to
three ladies. and then followed In a spe-
cially prepared program the recognition
OF Com pany "A, Rhode Island regiment Of
the Boys brigade. Mai. Nadeau, Presi-
dent Sainsbury and Capt. Boyd assisted
the pastor in the presentation OF CON-
missions to the officers and certificates of
membership TO the rank. beautiful
fag, the gift of Mrs. Jesse Metcalf. was
presented to the company by the presi-
dent and the pastor. Raw. George A.
Smith preached a sermon to boys from
the text, ut is good for man that he
bear the yoke in his youth" by practi-
cal illustrations the speaker enforced the
Lessons of self-respect discipline and
reverence-the three cardinal principles
of the brigade. The service was i'm
pressive and gave great hopes OF the fu-
ture OF the movement.
EImwood Avenue FREQ Baptist.
About seventy five members of Elm
wood council OF American Mechanics
attended the evening servi ces of this
church last evening. The ORGAN and
pulpit was profusely decorated with
American flags and flowers. A very
interesting sermon was preached by the
Rev. q. &. Waterman. who took for his
text, "rhe Sabbath was made for
man and not man for the Sabbath"
Mark ii, 81 verse. During his discourse
he said that 1t had been proven by high
authority that man, b.ast and machinery.
was capable OF doing more work IL
allowed 10 rest on the Sabbath day. Sun
dny was supplementary to tho night TO
rest the arm and brain from the exercises
of the six days The Queen Of England
had set a good examp by allowing no
official business TO come before her npon
the sabbath, which probably accounted
for her long reign. 1t will be lasting
credi. to the country IL the Worlds fair
is closed upon tnat day. IL will tie q
lasting disgrace II IL is opened. The talk
of the directors In favor Of the poor want
ing IL opened In all bosb, aud unless the
railroads offer extra Induce
ments to the poor to ride upon
nor push. The appeal does not com
from the Americans. but from the west,
ern foreigu element. No. day for wild
west. No day for a X issian tobboRgan.
No. day for shor: dinner: No day ,or
dancina. No day for military parade.
No day for bsse ball, and might say
tnst il is no day for large funeral of a
secret society. IL you are obliged TO have
A fuueral upon tip Sabbath day have 1t
without great demonstration. The
foreign element y largely 60 blame for
this condition II thing, aud II had my
wav they would have 10 be res
ident OF this country fourteen years,
or two-thirds az long rs native born
Hss Co wait, before they should have the