The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-11
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Saturday afternoon Miss ;. Grace
Aldrich, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. &. A.
Aldrich, celebrated her 18th birthday.
There were a number of her young friends
present and they enjoyed the afternoon
very much. A number OF substantial
presents were received by Miss Grace
from her friends. Refreshments were
served.
Yesterday at the Second Baptist Church
In the morning Rev. III. +. Barnes of
Providence, supplied the pulpit. In he
evening the Bible Day services were held
as follows: Organ voluntary, Mrs. Mason
y Wood; singing by school, responsive
Scripture reading, superintendent and
congregation; prayer. pastors; sin ging,
redemption Story" by school; recita-
tion, Miss Annie Weeden; vocal solo,
"Book Divine Miss Alberta Small;
recitation, my Son Give Me Thine
scripture reading, superintendent and
school, recitation, Miss Ethel Perry;
singing by school, "The Bible"; ~recita-
tion, Mason b. Wood, Jr. exercises by
infant department.; singing, by seven
girls; recitation, Miss Ethel Jameson;
recitation, Miss Bessie Randall; singing
by school; remarks by pastor, Rev. George
w. Rigler; singing by school, A Open
Bible for the World"
At the Church of the Sacred Heart, in
the evening, a vesper service was held.
There was q lecture by Rev. Father Doran,
vicar general, and special music.
Yesterday, at the United congregational
Church, Mr.. Vinton, a student of Brown
University, preached in the morning. At
the Sunday school union the following
delegates were appointed TO attend the
Sunday School Union, TO be held in the
Union Congregational Church, Provi-
dence, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week: Miss Helen Bliss, Miss
EInronna Orrrehna md Mfuo I lillian Gtf-
ION
The delegates from the Haven Sunday
school are Mrs. Ellen NJ. Munroe, Mrs.
c. Z. Blake, Mrs. 5. G. Moulton, Mrs. John
II. French with the pastor and superin-
tendent.
At a meeting of the United Congrega-
tional Church yesterday. Deacon Charles
T.. Hubbard was elected delegate to the
Congregational Council TO be held Wednes-
day at 3 o'clock at the Highland Copgre-
gational Church, Providence.
Yesterday In the police court Mr.. George
Cook was arraigned on two warrants
charging him with obtaining goods on
false preteuces. The first was the obtain
ing OF two boxes of cigars from Mrs.
Annie Horton, valued at a.. rs and the sec
ond was a charge of obtaining four boxes
OF cigars from the same person, valued at
80. 40. Cook plead guilty 10 both charges
and was required TO furnish $1,000 surety
III Shcn case IOr DIS appearance DeIore the
grand jury. In default OF the required
surety he was committed.
The proposition to sell the Watchemoket
fire district is creating a great deal of
discussion. The opposition seems to be
on the increase very fast. AT a meet
ing OF the Grattan Literary Association
yesterday there was a lively discussion,
n Ii was almost unanimous vote
against the sale. Tuesday evening this
association will hold a public meeting,
to which they invite all who are interest
ed TO come and have a public discussion.
This evening at the Business Mei's As
ISOLATION the discussion will be on the
sale. 1t is expected there will be a very
full attendance OF the members and their
friends