The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-02
OLNEYvILLE.
Temperance Concert at Broadway
Baptist Church Last Night.
Republican Caucus and CrocuSes in Bloom
Chief Among Notes About Town.
THE News BUnEAu. oLNEvYILLr.

Despite the storm the Roadway Baptist
Church was well filled last evening
with an audience who were present to lis
ten to the temperance concert program
rendered by members OF the Sunday
school that church, as follows: sing
ing: "Every Day viii Bless Thee;
reading OF Scripture, W. l.. Clarke; Wei
come" Walter Mason; Loyal Legion,
eight girls; temperance country, Minnie
Eastwood; temperance pledge, Lioyo
Cranshaw; temperance outlook, Eelen
Cranshaw; song, "Come Home Father"
George Hadfield bank Deposit, henry
sites; Prohibition Boy, Ronald Clark;
"Poor Little Blossom" Maud Hadheld;
singing, "What Can Wash Away My
Sins"; "Revenue Gain" Lizzie English;
"Terribe Charge" Mrs. l.. Stitesj sing
ing "Some Others Boy; duet, MISS
Minnie Moore, Miss Maud Hadheld; ;mMy
Shall We Vote" Black board Exercise, c.
w. Calder; "Dying Child,n Cora Bayes;
"Puzzling Quest ion'' -, Celia Bech;" Drunk
ards Child.p Eva Mathewson; singing,
quartet; "Drunkard's Wife," Miss II,
Hodgson; "Rum and Missions, Mrs. j.
Hart; "Ye Olden 1ime," susie Paine;
"The Outlook" F" Miss Lena Hart; singing.
"To the Work.; "Liberty Bell"; W. Z.
IT, u; Miss Flora Hunt.
Owing to the length of the program the
pastor deferred his address, which was 70
have closed the exercises, until next sun
day evening. AT that time Amelia
Fenty,, missionary of India, VIII ad-
dress the evening service. Miss Fenty is
here on visit.
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
The Johnston Republican caucus TO
nominate a Legislative ticket and elect
delegates TO the State convention VIII oc-
cur next Saturday evening.
The Young Mems Literary and Social
Club yesterday appointed committee OF
conference, to act with similar comm It.
tees from like organizations in the State,
to consider the advisabillty of forming
State Literary Union. The committee
comprises Thomas j. Kelly, Peter Z.
Cannon, John 4. Coouey, nj. j. Crowell
and M. IT. Heffernan.
The Olneyville Temperance Cadets admit
ted six new members yesterday and re-
eived two propositions.
The executive committee OF the john
ston improvement Society have appointed
subcommittee TO consider various lines
OF work to be discussed by the organi-
zation.
woonasquatucket Encampment Will
visit Plymouth Encampment Wednesday
evening and Manufacturers Lodge of Odd
Fellows 90 to Pawtucket Thursday even
ing.
John Mcsoley, formerly proprietor of
the Mechanics House, corner of Valley
street and Broadway, was buried at 3
o'clock this morning from ct Mary's
Church.
Olneyville Council, Royal Arcanum,
will have literary entertainment in
Library Hall Tuesday evening.
Nine were added to the mem bership
roll of the NJ. L. Tabernacle Church at
the morning service yesterday.
The water In the Woonasquatucket river
was higher Sunday morning than for
several years. AT Manton the banks of
the stream overfiowed. No damage is
reported.
The Young Mems Institute of the
Broadway Baptist Church will give con-
cert this evening.
Judge Phillips reports his crocuses have
bloomed and seven days later than last
year. The first ones were discovered on
his lawn Saturday.
The attendance at the Broadway Sun
day school yesterday was ga.
The funeral of Mrs. John ID. Whipple
occurred at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon
from her husbands residence on Dyer
avenue.