The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-04
NORTH HENDNEWS
William GORDON Thrown From
allow Gear and Injured.
A Largely Attended Wedding at St.
Elward's Church This Morning.
THE NEWS BUREAU.
NcnTH Tnp, s.S BRANCH AyKsuR
Telephono QUl.3


The morning services at the North Con-
gregational Church yesterday were OF a
very interesting nature ana were largely
attended. There was reception oil ia
persons into fall membership in the
church ard the pastor preached an enec-
rive discourse on the text "ChrlsI Is the
Rock.
In tho evening there was another large
congregation 10 take part in the memorlai
services held in honor OF Wilson Lite,
fnithiul ard earnest member OF the
church. Toe pastor delivered touch'
iig and eloquent euloey on the deceased
and Deacon Edward Birge, on behalf OF
the church officers, paid a nttlng ana
earnest tribute 10 tic work OF his late
friend. The choir rendered a NUMBER OF
appropriate selections.
The principal work that the police de-
partmtnt has teen engage1 In Tor the
past few niyEts has been the placing OF
lanterns or ne many wasnouts that re-
sulcd from Thursdays storm. Today EN-,
pioyts Of the highway department hiled
in The mcst OF the bad places on the
q iferent streets.
At the 9:3o o'clock service at the I'm
maSulste Conception Church yesterdiy
Rev. Father Malone, one OF the assistant
priests, delivered a prief but earnest ds-
course on the text "Render 10 Ceasar the
things which are Caesar and to God the
The speaker made fervent appeal to
his hearers 10 DO their duty 10 Their cnuu-
tfy and TO remember the blessings they
erjoy ed and TO con sider their use OF the
ba lot always as a matter OF conscience.
A &C oorgiegaIitn gethersd nj ~.
E1ward's Church, at O'Clock this morn
ing,fo witness the marriage OF Mr.. John
O Re.l.sy,,f the firm OF O'Rcilley Broth
ers, OF branch avenue, and Miss Annie
Lamb, a highly respected young lady OF
the parish named. The marriage cere-
mory was performed by Rev. Father Pine,
rector OF ire church, who was also the
celebrant Of the nuptial mass. After the
church services wedding breakfast and
largely attended reception were held at
the home Of the bride. Mr.. anu Mrs.
O'Reilley were the recipients OF large
number Of handsome wedding gifts.
Jhey left on wedding tour on an after
noon tGi la and tefore their return will
visit New York, Philadelphia and Wash
ngton.
Michael McAIahon, clerk at Gilbcrt's
Charies street pharmacy, Is visiting friends
in Westerly.
Miss Lillis Lancaster, a well-known
member OF tho City sports Company,
who has been sick Tor some time, much
to the regret of her many friends, was un-
-pbir to 70 to New York to Join her com.
pany yesterday, owing to her not having
sufficiently recovered.
Officer Gilfoil returned TO duty this
forenoon after 10 days furlough, and
ihorgh tie Visited eight states and had
one OF the pleasantest OF tines, when
away, he says he prefers the Gladstone
avenue day beat to a Union Square one
In New York, and that no was glad to re-
turn TO duty.
There are several ca es OF diphtheria re-
ported on Truro streets. Ii is not expect
ed, however, THAI there will be be any
general epidemic OF The terrible disease in
II 10 vicinity.
William Gordon, q colored man, while
driving two horses attached to low
gear on Randall square this morning,
was thrown from the seat and had hrs
rose badly injured. He was assisted to
the police station by officer Nye and from
therc taken home. II Is not believed his
injuries arc OF a serious nature.