The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-22

pSerVice, lO:D a. m. an0 I:O u. IN. MT.
chapel
NOrth1F. II. Decker, pastor, win preach. at at
io'so a. M, "A Calf OF Gold ana ~
y. P.'s c, E.. S'so sep p. pl0A m. = -
Academy Avenue-Preaching, at l0;l5 a. n.
p fna ;. E Sy ! the fsy, 5Si, n' N m smediey' T.
and 7;so p. IN. BY Roy. L. S. wOOdwOrth; !;
Free Evangelical = Richmond street. Rev.
John Hale Larry, pastor; Morning sery. sarg.
zee, iO:io a. m. =: s., l20 =. f. % ~; ~;
ss sstsssins School SeFviss seat. sG s p m subject fe
Pilgrim - Preaching, 10 AS a. m, and 30
p m. BY Rev. George NJ. Boynton q Bos-
Thornton - Congregation Church. s. s.,
Oy hev. w. II. Starr. 6:l5 p. IN.
EPIsooPAI.
Messiah--woStminster street and Broadway.
Holy communion 7:3) a. M; s. s., $50;
Ct mains, ~ 40 a. m. /; evensong' 30 p m;
Shrlst-bddy and Oxford streets. ,. 3, 9:Ui
morning prayer and sermon. lO:i5 a. IN. !;
O.. eyening service, q y. IN.
st. Mark's-Riverside Rev II. A. Remick,
rector. Divine service at IL "A. M, and 30
- p. m. S. =. u 80 p. m. All seats free:
0race-Floyd w. Tomkins, Jr., rector. Holy
communion 10 "a. IN. morning service and
address, 3 80; Q. L. NJ in parish rooms
o:4o; evening service and sermon, z 80,
r preceded by organ recital at 7:l5 2; m.
avenue. Morning prayer and sermon at
lV;lo a. n evening prayer and address
at 80; D. >. 3 p. N.
FREE BAPTIST.
Roger Williams-Roy.= A. L. Lalley.- D. d. Of
Hillsdale College breaches at lO:45 a. m. f;
.. D., 1910; j. E., b; 4, f., $50; pastor
breaches on Boston, '05' at 7;3O.
Plainheld Stroet-Preaching, IL a. m; s. s.,
1880; J. f., 4:5O; Y +. s. c. f.. p. m.
Pettis Avenue Chapei-@s. s., 3 p. IN.
Elmwood Ayenue-Preaching by Rev. @. b.
Cutter, 10 as a. M; 5. s, i2:l5; J. E.. 8 30;
Park Street FREQ seats.D Ernest Wesley,
pastor. Preaching, mot OF the World"
lO4la. m; 5, S. is:l5; short open air sery;
ice, {; "Life's Greatest Decision" 7:0
METHODIST.
Asbury-Rev J A Rich, pastor. Preaching
i0s i0!S an N and f3 SaD M la;S; 81 meet
Primitive-Ruggies and smith streets. Chill
dren's Day, morning theme Children
the Lambs of Christ's Flock''; children's
concert, 2:9o, entitled "Tho Old Guide
Crowned Crow YQhSss' cToss Eveerybody VI, SneS WeISome
Broadway-Rev Tirrell pastor. Preaching
1915 IN; s. l2:l5: children's meeting, 81
c estnut Street :. Rev II d Cady. pastor.
Preaching, l0:45 "A M; > :, 12:lO; l. L.
$50; praise and preaching. 1880 p m. sub
CAN TbNs AAuSNiaNSt "sNA 'AsN
Mathowson street-M Kaufman. pastor.
Services IN church opposite. Sermon,
Gods Co-laborers," $3.50; 5. 4; social
service 80 p IN.
stPauls-CornerP Prairie and Potters avenues.
" Mcintirei pastor. sermon, lO;A1 m;
> ,, l2:l5 L. open air service, special
music, $50; an hour with hymn writers,
1880 p IN.
Edgewood-Fl L streeter. pastor, Preach
7:i5: Tuesday prayer meeting as IN.
Tabernacle - Rev George " Anderson will
preach. lO:45 IN. "Cross Bearers, Drown
All Nations; s S, l5l5; L l., $50 IN.
Trinity j M Taber. Jr. will preach morning
and evening; . l2.lai l. and Stewart
Street Baptist Y p Nj, in chapel, o rs m.
PREsBYTERIAN.
First-Clifford street. Services, 1O:45 a. IN.
and 20 p. m. by Rov. j. a. L. McBain,
ID. D.; s., II m. {. E. 6:3O y. IN.
USIvERsALIsr.
Georgiaville-Sermon to Roger Williams and
Temple lodges, A. l.. and A. NJ, on ''St
John the Baptist" 80 p. m. All are well
como.
East Providence-servico. lO:i5 a. m. OH "The
Loss to the Church and the World in the
Death of Dr. Miner" s. s., I2l5 Y. PC.
u, o.; praise service, z D. ID.
First Rev. ii. |. Cushman, ID. D., pastor.
Public worship at lO:i5 a. IN. 1: 5. s., 1915
Cranston street Rev W selleck
pastor. Service l0:I5, "a Christian Pro
phet: Lessons from the Lifo of Rev DR. a
Miner; ; $, l2:l5 p M.
Ballou - Rev James ID Tillngbast, pastor.
Children's Sunday. Sermon, 10 "A m, to
the children; . . floral concert, IN.
UNITARIAN.
Fourth Society - Unity Hall, 100 Potter's
avenue, corner Ocean street. study class,
6:3O: service and sermon, 7:30 p. II, Rev.
h. w. Furman Will preach.
ElmwOod Hall-Elmwood avenue. corner of
Potters avenue Service and sermon.
l0:45 "a. IN. Rev. Napoleon Hoagland Will
preach. subject "The Man Jesus
First Congregatiopal-Beneiit and Benevolent
streets. Public, worship, lO45 IA. m. Mr..
= Mathewson street. Herbert
Mott, pastor. Public worship, lO:45 a NJ;
baptism and communion.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hebrew Mission 45O North Main street.
Speaking by j. Nj. Goldberg 20 Hebrews of
Jesus Of Nazareth as their Messiah. 3
y. IN.
Open air meeting on city hall steps 4 p. M.
Services conducted by J. II. Anderson,
Evangelist. Singers cordially invited.
Union Sea and Land Mission-Rev. G. II.
Plummer. superintendent; Services on
Days Wharf I p. M; Ii. W. Cobb ana
Mission OF the Coming King - 1923 Broad |
street. Prayer at 10 80 a m; speaking at
2:i5 y. m, by brothers George Perry and |
others; conferences at Z 30.
Door OF Hope Missions Cranston street. |
Meeting at p. M. conducted by Brother |
hish evening service, 30.
Yoodyille Old schoolhouse=Upion S. g.. 2.
preaching. T.
seventh Day Adventists-Library Hail. Olney- |
willie square. :. ;. Saturday. 2; Bible |
studies and social services, 3 y. m.
FIRST Church OF Christ (scitntlst)-Sorvices at |
2:3O y. M; Swarts Lodge, % Westminster
street
silver Hook Memorial r. NJ. Church-warwick
y avenue. :. =, 3 p. m. preaching by the |
pastor, Rev. w. n. Lin1say, 80 y. m.
Bethany Gospel Mission-2O South Main street.
Meetings at and 7:i5 p. n; speaking by |
Joel Bassett, Evangelist.
french Mission in stewart Street Baptist I
Church-Corner Pond street. Preaching |
at 4p.m., Rev. Ed. Rametto pastor.
'hcosophical Socioty-l2S North Main street.
Public meeting at 1850 subject. Capital
Punishment"
ierman Evangelical Lutheran Services in
the y. NJ. c. A. nt 10 p. M, Rev. +. B.
CunZ, pastor. All are welcome.
lew Jerusalom Church-Trinity Square. Rev.
II. G. Hay, pastor. Sermon, 10 :i5; =. D.,
- All invited.
road Street Christian Church-D. j.. Powell,
pastor -. =, l0:i5; preaching, 1918 p. m.
&. r. at R:3O; gospel concert, Z 30 with |
short,sermon, "An Jnfailing Promise"
uther's Corners-Prcaching by Rcv. w. H. |
starr, II q IN. 3. 3, l-r5 p m. evening
service, 30 u. m.