The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
OLNEYvILLE NEWS.
The American Mechanics Attend
Church.
Society Elections-Notes From All the
Churches.
Tur NEws BUREAU. :
No. 5. Hartf ord Avenue.

D.
Thirteen councils OF American Mechan-
les were represented at the Broadway
Baptist Church last evening 10 hear SER
mon by the Rev. j. V. Osterhout from the
text: "And the government shall be upon
his shoulders" Isaiah TX: 6. The preacher
dwelt upon the fact that TO withstand
any dangers that threaten our govern
nent we must rightly use the ballot.
Nominate and vote for men in sympathy
with our institutions, who will use their
power for the good and welfare OF our
country and our American government.
AT a meeting ofthe Young Mems Liter
ary and Social Club yesterday afternoon
the following board OF officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, Peter G.
Cannon; vice president, Charles
j. Donnelly; recording secretary,
Fred kirwin; corresponding secre-
tary, M. T.. Heffernan; financial
secretary, William German; treasurer,
Frank Gill; standing committee, Robert
Shepard, Thomas McDermott and Will
liam Gildean; auditing committee, r. w.
Kirnan, Robert Shepard, Luke Cava-
naugh; question committee, William
German, Luke Cavanaugh, William
Gray, Thomas J. Kelly, NJ. 4. Heffernan.
Installation will occur next Sunday
afternoon.
1t was voted to postpone the banquet to
January "a, so as not 10 conflict with the
Business Mems banquet on the nth.
Last Day to Register.
Those who wish to vote during 1895
must place heir names on the list before
o'clock this evening, as this Is the last
day OF registration.
The total registration at the close OF the
office Saturday was 7o7.
Church Notes.
Rev. j. A. Rood delivered a temperance
lecture at the Tabernacle last evening be-
fore large audience. Ii was illustrated
by stereopticon views showing the condi-
ton OF the system of those addicted TO tho
use OF alcoholic drinks, and was very in
structive.
At the Broadway Baptist Church Rev.
Edward Ramette, superintendent of the
work among the French in this State, de-
lvered a mon ut 3 o'clock, from the.
text "God is our refuge and strength in
trouble" The services were followed by
baptism.
At the Plainfield Free Bsptist Church
last evening several candidates were bap-
tized by the Rev. Mr.. Parsons.
The Seventh Day Adventists conducted
services.at Library Hall last evening.
The children of st. Theresas' Parish took
part in cantata at the school hall on
Manton avenue last evening.
The ladies of the Blessed Sacrament
Parish will give coffee supper at Odd
Fellows Hall, Mt. Pleasant, tonight.
George Il. A. Beane has added hack to
his livery business. Funerals or we'd
dings attended. Telephone 1882.
Items About Town.
The uniform division OF the Olneyville
~. o. z..t. LII -.
of Joseph McSherry at the cathedral yes
terday afternoon. lie was member of the
South Providence Cadets.
Mrs. James Slattery fell and fractured
limb on her way TO church yesterday
morning. DIR. Farrell attended her.
South Wednesday. where he will spend
several weeks cunning in southern Ten
nessee.
The Regent Literary Club gave social
in Ireas 4a44, Saturday evening.
The Pocasset Ice Company Is preparing
to cut ice on Silver Lake. 1t is eig hit inches
thick.
1t is estimated that upward of two
thousand people enjoyed skating on Silver
Lake yesterday. I'm unknown young man
broke his leg and was removed to his
home in the city by his friends.
The Einklang Society was at the Provi-
dence Press Club Saturday night and
furnished one OF the most delightful
entertainments given there this season.
Mr.. Banspach and Mr.. Siegel were pres
ent.
The case of Anthony & Cowell VS.. ID.
Alva Teft, for violation OF book accounts,
was settled with verdict for the defend
ants. As
Martin Mann VS.. Sarah Wood; sss for
plaintiff
James Whalen, James Conroy and John
Morris for stealing sausage, continued one
week.
James Driver and Con Miner for revel-
ling, 20 and costs.
Chas. Claus, drunk, fined 81.