Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-10
ChlIdren's Day at Embury
N. (. Church.
THE WORK OF THE MISSION
Good Effect Felt In the City-Irish
National Foresters.

NJ tho EmDury M. H.. C1ufcn on HlKh
street, this city, will remain long IN the
hearts OF those who attended the services
OF this church yesterday.
The observance OF the day was ushered
In at l0:15 a. M, when the pastor, Rev. M.
Horton, delivered an address to the infan-
tile congregation OF the church. This
discourse was especially prepared for
Children's day and was Listened to with
great attention by the young people, as
well as by the older mem bers.
AT 6:45 came the real celebration OF the
day, when "Children's Day concert" was
given.
Some time before the hour set for the
commencement OF the exercises the people
began TO assemble and by the time the
concert began the seating capacity Of the
church was well tested and ..every seat In
the edifice was occupied and chairs were
brought In and placed In the aisles.
The front and sides Of the platform were
one beautiful bed Of exotics and presented
most beautiful appearance. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Organ voluntary; opening hymn; sing.
Ing, "Consider the Lilies;" prayer; re-
sponsive scripture reading; singing, 1.-THE
Pearlv Drops OF Sparkling Dew;" "The
Golden Gate" In two parts, representing
| duty, wisdom, culture, truth, service and
| life; singing, go Priceless WISDOM" ex.
| ercise by young people; singing; christian
culture In christian schools by the super
intendent and conxI egation; singing; re-
sponse by school; singing, "Golden Gate
| Hymn" "Fasts for the Heart and Pocket"
by superintendent; collections; singing,
"Forward into Light" doxology; bene.
oiction.
In the centre OF the platform was an
| arch, prettily decorated and on 1t were the
words "The Golden Gate," In immorteIles
Of evergreen, and suspended from the
centre OF the arch was a cross with the
| word "Jesus."
Suspended from the centre chandelier
was bird cage containing canary bird,
| and this warbllng notes added to the
| pleasure of the evening.
Odd Fellows Attend Church.
Odd Fellows memorial Day was observed
at the Broad Street Baptist Church yes.
terday and In the evening Superior Lodge,
l. o. o. F., attended divine service In q
body at that church. The pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Percy, delivered sermon.
| Police Affairs.
Officer Coombs arrested man just be-
fore noon today for being intoxicated and
he was taken to the police station 10
sober up and cool off.
Officer Pollard had man in court this
morning from up he valley on a charge
of being intoxicated and he plead not
guilty and Will have trial on the Goth.
The Missions work.
The general quiet and good order pre-
! vailing Oh the streets for some time past
| is largely attributed by those best quail
| fed to Judge of such matters to the in
fuence exerted by the mission of the
Paulist fathers on Pleasant View. Father
Elliott had large audiences at his meet
| Ings and did most excellent work among
his hearers.
L. N.F Meeting.
In Edgerton block, Central street, this
city, Branch William O'Brien, No. 214, l.
| N. F., convened In regular session on Fri
day evening, and a good attendance was
! present. The last meetings. minutes were
| read and adopted. Reports were received
from the veral committees and business
OF routine character was disposed OF.
| Two candidates were initiated and one
proposition for membership was referred
| to the proper committee. Remarks were
made by several mem bers and the meeting
adjourned to meet Sunday, June 10, at
| D. In.
Argue. Colvin.
Edward Argue and Miss lCharlotte E.
| Colvin, both OF Saylesville, were united in
marriage recently by Rev. j. j. Wool!ey
| OF Pawtucket.
Personal No
Albert Mayhall Of Brooklyn, n. Y, Is
| the guest OF friends In town.
Mrs. John II. Titus of Dexter street Is
| visiting friends In New Bedford.
A. Everett Andrew left Saturday even.
ing for business trip to the West.
Miss Ada Ray is visiting friends in
| Boston.
Miss Ellen T. Bremen OF this city has
been granted an original widows pension.
Hector Schiller and family will occupy
Best cottage, Camp White, for the
| Summer.
Red, White and Blue cottage, Camp
White, will have for It's occupants this
season Mrs. l.. Richards and family OF
this city.
live Locals.
"A meeting OF the Sacred Heart Temper
ance Society will be held this evening.
"The Attainment Of the Parish House"
was the subject OF the Rev. Arthur Rogers
at st. Georges Church yesterday morning
The Veteran Firenen's Association will
meet this evening and act upon the invi-
tation to take part In the New Bedford
muster.
A little daughter OF Pierre Monault was
run down by a bicyciist yesterday after
noon on upper Broad street and was bad
ly cut about the head and face.
Yesterday was Veteran Firemen's Me-
mortal Day, and the veteran fireman per-
formed tho pleasant but solemn duty OF
decorating the graves of their deceased
brothers.
tramp who gave his name as Manning
and who has been Ill at the police station
several days, was Saturday sent to Worces-
ter, where he says he can enter the hos