The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-24
0LNEYvILLE.
Death OF n Well-Known Resident.
Happenings About the Square.
TuR NEWS BunEAu.

No. s. Hartford Avenue.
Broadway Baptist Church was fiilod to
overnowing last evening to listen TO the
concert arranged by the missionary
was as follows:
Organ voluntary by Jonn Craig; prayer
and invocation by Rev. j. V. Oster-
hout; anthem by the choir; responsive
Scripture reading by Superintendent
Calder and classes; song by. the
recitation, "Birth of Jesus" Lizzie Eng
lish; recitation, "ChriStmas Hymn" k
Clemence; singing, 'sChristmas Bells" by
class OF girls; Scripture reading, Lift
Up Your Heads" by school; singing, "Joy
.Sn to the WSrld," n eongregStioni Scriptures,
gregation; singing, "Wonderiul Gift
of Mercy" class of girls; rails
ing of altar by five young men, with
recitations singing, "What Shall We
Bring to Jesus?" class OF girls; recita-
tions, "Gifts for Jesus" Mamie Eddy,
Annie Wilson, Cora Boyce, Laura Watts,
Nellie Underwood and Eva Mathewson;
singing, "Numberlcss Mercies," choir;
recitation, "True Giving" Flora Hunt;
Scripture reading, by Superintendent
Calder and the Farther Lights; recita-
tion, giving the history OF the Farther
Lights, with building of lighthouse, by
Lights" by Miss Matte Eddy; singing,
brightly Beams Our Fathers Mercy
by school; recitation, "Little Lights"
Ethel Pearson, Edna Burdick, Lena
Godfrey, Grace Titus; "The Children's
Message" Nellie Underwood, Mamie
Eddy, Eve Mathowson, Cora Boyce, Laura
Noyes, Jennie Ashworth; singing, "Tell
1t Out" congregation; recitation,
Legend of st. Christopher" Miss e..
Hodgson; singing, "Far, Far Away"
choir exercise, putting on the cross and
singing, ain the Cross" singing, "The
Light of the World" choir; singing,
"Chrstmas All the Year." choir.
Odd Fellows FUNERAL.
The funeral of Benjamin w. Gardiner
was solemniZed from bis sons residence
in Merino yesterday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
He was q member of Washington
Lodge, 1. o. o. f., of River Point, who
conducted the services at the burial at
Warwick Center.
Manufacturers Lodge, No. Is, sent a
delegation consisting OF William Jacobs,
x2n Leuven TO accompany the body to
warwick.
Notes About the Square.
John ii. Hague, an old and respected
resident of this section, died at his resi-
dence, 663 Broadway, yesterday. Funeral
will be solemniged Thursday at 2 p. IN.
from tho Church of the Messiah.
"A plate glass WINDOW In Darcys Phar-
macy on Westminster, opposite Hunting
ton avenue, was broken sometime during
the night.
Peabody Lodge holds its 10th snnual
tea party and concert in Irons Hall, this
evening.
The Eighth Ward made tho largest gain
in registration, tho total being 1l2 over
last year.
Officer Kelliher OF the Sixth Station,
who has been on the sick list for the past 10
days, 10 materially improved and was able
to sit up yesterday.
Narragansett Assembly, X. s. q. T., will
elect officers et tho meeting on Friday
evening of this week.
The banquet committee OF the Business
Mems Association meets at the Office OF
w. A. ii. Grant Wednesday afternoon to
perfect arrangements for the annual ban
quet on the 18th OF next month.
The Messiah sunday School will hold
their Christmas festival at the church a.
1880 this evening.
IL 81. Marys altar will present a fine ap-
pesrance at the services on Chr stmasl Day.
being lighted with several hundred cleo
trio lights.
The Red Cross Chapter of the Guild
will hold reception at the Library build
ing from TO p. IN. tomorrow.
In the Eighth District Court this morn
ing in the case of james Flood Va. Henry
B. Salisbury, for wages, judgment was
given Tor the defepdant.