The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-09
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ORGAN DEDICATED.
Interesting Exercises In ST. Paul's
Church.
To Raise a Campaign Banner-Some
North End Notes.

Last evening the seating capacity OF
! st. Pauls Church On Holden street was
tested 10 its utmost capacity by mem bers
of the parish snc their friends from
different parts Of the city. The occasion
was the deoicstion of q beautiful appear-
ing and fine toned organ. The people OF
the parish were happy over this valuable
acquisition To their church possessions
hat through the untiring efforts OF their
rector, Rev. +. b. Cole, and their own
sacrifices had been made possible.
Kew. MIR. Colweil preached the dedica-
! tory sermon and 1t was that was most
appropriate for the occasion, for with a
poetry OF diction and q wealth Of quota
| tion, as well as fine grouping of ideas,
| did he bring out the beautiful connec-
| tion between music and religion. Dwell
! ling on the commands Of God to the He
brews to sing lis praise. he showed that
IN Rll the ages of Christianity the saints
perfection of this part OF the church ritu-
al. He referred in tou ching terms 10 his
former work In the parish.
The music for last evenings service
was very fine, and the oragn recital by
Mr.. EccIes brought out the splendid
tones OF the fine new instrument that Is
to have so prominent part in the wor-
ship OF the people of the Churcn here
| after.
Rev. DR.. Fiske read the prayers OF the
Episcopal ritual for the dedication OF or
eans. Among the other clergymen pres
ent at the services were Rev. A. &.
Hardy, Rev. j. NJ. Hobbs. Rev. &. A.
McLape and Rev. L. l. Wilcox.
The musical portion of the service,
which was under the direction Of Percy
Bainton, organist OF the church, was as
follows: Professional hymn 304; Psalm
$50 and "Gloris," Humphrey; "Mag-
niticat," Calkins; sclo, save Maria"
Miss Celia Maud Bsinton; solo, Hosan-
nah," GARNER, MIR. George l.. Claflin;
recessionsl hymn sic. The organ recital
was by William EccIes of st. Johns
Church, and the program was as follows:
"Invocatiop," Therese; "Processional
March," Leprovost; "Tempo di Minu-
etto," Dritield; "Festival Prelude"
Liebig; "Gavotte Pasiorale," Durand;
"Festival PreluGe, 'Buck Liebeslied, Hem
self.
The new organ was made by Hook
q Hasting Company OF Boston, and cost
slO75. 1he dimensions are IL feet wide,
feet 9 inches deep, including projections
of key board, etc, and IA TO IL feet
high by 8 feet wide. feet deep The cas-
ings are of appropriate design and finish
and the front pipes, all sounding, are deco
rated, In gold and eolors.
FIRST AND ONLY CAMPAIGN FLAG.
The flag which the Third Ward b yan
and sewall Club will throw to the breeze
tomorrow evening at the corner of Doug
lass and Gladstone avenues will De 24xl5
and will &c q "beaut" the boys say.
There will be a bard to enliven the voters
interested and some speeches are looked
for. This will probably be the only ilss-
raising in this section OF the city where
most Of the democratic votes will be
cast and there has. been but.iittle excite
ment in either Ward Ten or Ward Three
over the Chicago nominees or platform.
SHOTS FIRED on wEBsTER STREET.
Jacob Shelters, who owns property at
2S7 Chsikstone avenue, IL afraid that
the troubles of the Turks and Armenians
are to be fought out In his section OF the
world for bullets came whistling across
Webster street and through one of the
windows of tenement in a house he
owns. There are Armenisns on Webster
street that own Jargerson rifles and
there may be trou BILE that will cause an
all-nighr detail OF police there before
long.
NORTH END NOTES.
There was very large attendance at
the fair of Court star, +. OF A., last even
ing, aud one Of the principal attractions
was a pie.eating match between "Mikey"
Carr, HUNGRY" Higgins and "Sheeney"
O'Rrian. "Mikey" had cocoanut pie to
eat and easily won the match.
The member OF tho st. Edwards Total
Abstinence Society celebrated their
second anniversary with fine banquet
in their hail on Concannon street last
evening. Rev. Father Pine was the guest
of honor, and he warmly congratulated
the society on it's splendid WORK OF "a
good cause.
There was q free distribution OF
pickles on Randall square early last
evening, due TO the eccentric actions of a
horse attached to a wagon containing
the pungent articles OF food.
Hose No. 12, in response to n still
alarm, put out a small Ere, caused by the
upsetting Of sn oil stove, at the residence
Of Dr. W. n. stone on Orms street yes
terday. rhe loss was slight.
officer Hennesssey suppressed distur-
bance at AZ Duffy court early last even
ing. and one on Randall square at 1o:3o
o'clock.
George W. Angel OF Fruit Hill re-
ported Yesterday that one OF bis horses
had strayed toward the city.