The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
WARREN.
A Statuary Group Representing the
Nativity for ST. Mary's Church.
Enjoyable Meeting OF tn: Mozart Club
Storm Affected Business.

When Father Fogarty, late pastor or St'
Mary's Church, was in Europe last winter he
purchased for the church q statuary group In
terra Gotta, which has arrived and will be
placed in position for the services tomorrow.
IL is a representation of the scene following
the birth of Christ. The interior OF the stable
with the crib or manger Is shown,and grouped
about are statucttes. IL in number, represent
ing the Christ child, the Virgin Mary, Joseph,
the priests and shepherds. The services at
this church tomorrow will consist OF two
masses at and 1880 a. m. with Father
O'Ke 70 celebrant. The church Twill be de-
corated At the French Catholic Church the
pastor. Father Berard, will ohiciate. The
usual u1aay service will be observed. Tne
Christmas tree distribution and Sunday school
festiva. services at st. Marks and the Baptist
churches will be held this evening. The Sun
day school festival at the Methodist Church
occurs tomorrow evening.
The Mozart Club, an organization OF musi-
cal masters and misses met Tuesday evening
with Miss Ella McManus and enjoyed a very
pleasant musicale. This club held n fair and
sale, their first one, which proved quite sue
cessfui, and netted profit of about $50 AT
the meeting Tuesday evening 1t was votei TO
expend a d rtion Of the proceeds in dispensing
n
The balance was deposited TO the clubs credit
in the National Hope Bank.
Messrs. K. s. McGregory. e. r. Fish and
W. H. Nealy of st. Louis, Mo-, who have been
here for the past two weeks supervising
builders test Of the Hines safety boilers at tho
Warren Manufacturing Company's mills, have
completed their work and left yesterday for
Ithaca, N. Y.
..I af1 Ian 1QhU al
known here, where she has number OF rela'
tiyes, died yesterday morning at her residence
on New Meadow road
Fragment Circle, Kings Daughters. con-
nected with the Methodist Church, ssnt two
barrels OF clothing as Christmas gift 70 the
Deaconess Home at Providence yesterday.
Tho storm, which was very severe here,
coupled with the heavy wind that prevailed
during the afternoon, caused the streets C. Le
deserted and sta ,nation in store business.
The train service was somewhat delayed. The
late afternoon trains however made quite good
time. The fall of snow was about inches,
the most of il fat 1t will make good sleigh
| ing. Milknen who came in on wheels this
morning were considerably delayed in serving
| their customers. SUI erintcndent of Highways
| John II. Brown, anticipating such a condition,
1 mas ndu DgllN hN" eHN" H'~N,SN'
with big gang of men started at an early
| hour this morning to clear the walks and
| hivhways.
Mr.. Edward wlbor OF IT. u on is the guest OF
| Town Clerk c. r. Mason.
| Notwithstanding the severe storm, the oys
| ter steamers Bcrnice and Brightman dredged
| IN, beds at the mouth Of the river yesterday
and brought in several hundred bushels OF
| the bivalvcs.
| Oyerseer of the Poor j. II. Brown is having
| an Office fitted up for the accommodation OF
| his business in the old police station building
on Baker street.
Edwar Bullock, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
s. Bullock, arrived home yesterday from Pail
lips Audover Academy to spend the holidays
| Mr. asorge 5. Smart. an extensive lumber
merchant Of Portland, Me-, is in town ON
| business trip.
DR. Child g. Co., the well-known manufac
turing jewelers. have dissolved partnership.
Mr.. William F. Mason has purchased
pleasure yacht sho "a now at the head o
Palmers river. preparatory TO being over
hauled and altered for next seasons cruising
St. arks Church was yesterday beautiful
" trimmed and decorated for Christmas witt
evergreens, plants anG a monster { ce tn
artists were Messrs John Waterman. Loui
Scs mour, Edward Bullock and f. Crawley.
The Bach iors' CluD will hold mid-wint
social at Armory Hall New Years eve