The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-01
OLNEYvILLE.
Pastors Reception at Mount
Pleasant Baptist Church.
arrest of a Man After Four Years. Absence
From Town.
THE NEWS BUREAU. OLNEYvIrLr.
s No. Is Hartford Avenue.

W. haftiori Afouuo. F,
At the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
last evening a large congregation assemb-
led to assist In the recognition reception
The exercises comprised Doxology, by
Rev. Il. j. Bromley; address of introduce
ton, Rev. r.. ID. BUR-; words of welcome
to the community. Rev. Willis K. smed-
ey; welcome 10 ciIy, Rev. James X. Ever;
welcome to State Rev. IL; M. King
poem, Rev. r. Denison; singing by the
choir. The committse In charge were Il.
X. Andem, Z. 4. Rodman, BIG. Slack,
James M. Kirk.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
John q. Massie, installed the officers of
Narregansett Assem- bly, No. Al, *. 3. OF
q. r., at their meeting, last evening, in
Irons Hall, as follows: Ruler, NJ. j.
Lynch; instructor, Thomas Hesley; coun-
cilor, Fred Richards; past ruler, Patrick
Padien; recording secretary, j. j. Nc
Donald Financial secretary, John O'Con-
nell; treasurer. James d.. Shawcross; prel-
ate, William A. Carroll; director, John
Il. Rabbit; guard, Leonard Eaten;
sentry, William Dolby; trustees. John
Turner, Patrick Connell and Bernard 4.
Manning. Following the installation the
members wero served with a spread at
Banspach Bros dining psrlors. Remarks
were made by Messrs. Lansing and Mas
sic. F.,
BENEFIT o DYER VENUE CHAPEL.
Class 10 of the Broad way Baptist Church
and Class ] of Dyer Avenue Chapel jointly
conducted a musical and literary enter
tainmeut at Odd Fellows Hall, Plainfield
street, last evening, for the benefit of the
chapel fund. The attendance was large
and the proceeds were satisfactory. The
faIlAxtu. tnIant antAHffnaA. rharlAo
Elliot, song; Maud B%ainton, solo; Ada
Cot IN, solo; Miss Pierce.A reading MIR.
Fraux, reading; Martin Dowling, char
acter sketch. The u. $. Quartet fur
nished several selections. Turner Rollison,
accom- PIANIST.
ABSENT NEARLY FOUR A
In the Eighth District Court this morn
ing George Arnold of Cranston was ar
raigned, charged with stealing a vest,
watch and chain, valued at S153, from
Michael Trainor in May, 1892. Until re-
Gently he has been absent from the State,
hut his return had been awaited aud the
writ exhibited before the Court today in
dicated that 1t had been in someone's
inside pocket for a long time.
lie pleaded not guilty and will be given
a trial next Wednesday.
John II. Wilcox, keeper OF the Kingston
jail, was in charge of the prisoner. +"
MAcHINIsTs MAKE MERRY.
The third concert and ball Of the Inter-
national Association of Machinists filled
1rcns Hall to overfiowing last evening.
The concert program rendered by local
talent disguised with burnt cork Was
well received.
The floor was filled with merry dancers
following the concert. J.. ID. Atkinson
and James Burns acted as floor directors.
ppIyATr HOP
The fourth private social OF the "Un-
lucky Trio in Odd Fellows ball, Mount
Pleasant last evening, like the three
which have preceded it. was a we'll ar
ranged affair ano thoroughly enjoyed by
those in attendance.
"a ker Brothers Orchestra furnished
music for an order OF IS dances. Mr..
Fred j. Richards acted as floor director
assisted by Arthur h. Swallow, aud l..
*. Il. AIIardice.
BRIEFS.
The Johnston Grays defeated the Tigers
at polo On silver Lake yesterday, 2 to /.
The right HAND of fellowship will be ex-
tended TO a numDer at the Broadway
Baptist Church Sunday afternoon.
The committee on physical culture en-
terrain the Y. NJ. l., in the vestry of the
Broadway Baptist Church Monday even
ing.