The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-22
EAST PROVIDENCE.


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Joseph Travers. who 10 employee at the
MsnviIls Covering Company ON Pitman
street in the city, just over Red Bridge,
met with q painful accident. He was at
work on q circular saw, and IN guiding
piece OF wood to the saw, the wood
siipped, and his hand caught Ia the saw.
cut, extending from the palm to the
wrist. fhs blood spurted 10 or 10 feet
and the cry Of Travers brought his fellow
workmen to his assistance, who bound
the hand up roughly. A carriage was
procured and be was taken TO the Office
OF Dr. w. w. Hunt, In this town, who
found 1t necessary to take eight stitches
to close the wound. Travers was then
taken to bis home on South Main street
Master Raymond II. Blake celebrated
his ninth birthday yesterday afternoon
at the residence OF his parents on Pros
pect street. Games were enjoyed, but the
principle fun seemed to center on the
fine goat team OF which Master Blake is
the proud owner. A fine birthday supper
was served to his guests. Master Blake
was the recipient of many remem brances
from his friends.
The Phillips Brooks Club celebrated its
second anniversary last evening In st.
Mary's p. Il. Church. The following ex-
cellent program Was presented: Organ
voluntary, Howard Il. Horton, organist;
hymn, audience; evening prayer; sing
ing, hymn written by Phillips Brooks;
address, Rev. A. q. Hardy, Jf., rector;
cornet solo, Arthur Horton; address,
Rev. Floyd W. Tomkius, yr., rector Grace
Church; vocal solo, Mrs. III. X. Horton;
address, Rev.. +. Is. Cole; violin solo,
Arthur Adams ndress, ID. l.. ID. Granger;
benediction and closing hymn. A colla-
tion was then served In the chapel. The
committee OF arrangements were; w. X.
Rounds, E. b. Ripley and #. W. Lowe.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Up-to-Date Club was held In the parlors
Of the Business Mems Association last
evening, President Archer Z. Anthony
presiding. One application was received.
An enjoyable entertainment was given,
consisting OF vocal ano instrumental
the direction OF Mr.. Robert Z. Gibbs,
chairman OF the entertainment commit
toe. Dancing was enjoyed for an hour,
and collation. was served. The hostess
OF the evening, Mrs. Archer Z. Anthony,
was assisted by Miss Kittie b. Anthony.
Last evening a successful strawberry
festival was held sin Chedel Hall, under
the auspices OF Howard Lodge, No. IL.
X. of z. A short musical and literary
program was given, after which the large
audience patvonized the berries and ice
cream, which were temptingly served by
a hevy OF charming young ladies.
At the meeting OF Bucklin Relief Corps,
No. Q, held last evening in q. A. X. Hall,
Commander Bowen of Bucklin Post was
present, and com pleted arrangements for
the work which the ladies will take part
in, In the observance of Memorial Day.
After the usual routine business had
been completed the evening was passed in
practice OF the ritualistic work.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
At the United Congregational Church,
Bncklin Post, No. 20, q. A. X, Bucklin
Relief Corps, No. 3, and Thomas X. SAILS
bury Camp, No. 2, y. of ", will attend
in the morning. A specially arranged
program has been prepared, which will
incluoe much fine music, and a sermon
appropriate to the occasion by the pastor,
Rev. Ii. Z. Crane. In the evening the
pastor will deliver q lecture on Queen
Victoria's birthday.
The Grand Army and auxiliary organi-
zations will attend Haven nj. r.. Church
In the evening. In the morning, Rev.
John Oldham will preach sermon APP
propriate TO Whitsunday.
AT. ST. Mary's p. 4. Church, Bishop
Clark will minister the rite of confir-
nation to a mum Der OF candidates. and
the rector will preach sermon on Whit
sunday.
This morning the Consolidated Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company filed a
trust mortgage to the Consolidated Trust
Company of Boston for $500, 600, I'm the
town clerks office.