The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-19
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Harvest Concerts Given in Three
of the Churches.
Grosvenordale Company Shuts Down lis
Works 10 Make Repairs.

Last evening the annual harvest Sum
day School concert OF the First Univer-
salist Sunday School was given. Tne
church was beautifully decorated with
autumn fiowers and leaves. asparagus
vines and vegetables. A large congrega-
tion was present and enjoyed the follow
ing progrsm Organ voluntary, Mrs.
George Campbell; anthem, "Come Unto
Me, choir; scripture reading, Fred T..
Hsskins, superintendent; prayer, Rev.
Frank Ferguson, pastor; organ response;
anthem, "Father Almighty" cnoir;
recitation, "Baby Thankful" Florence
Pierce; recitation, "Come, Little
Leaves" Jessie Arnold; singing, school;
recitation, To-day" Shirley Gardner;
solo. "Baby's Sleeping" Florence
Pierce; singing. Miss Mowry's class;
recitation, "The Leaves Farewell
Party" Susie Chase; recitation, "Every
Day." Jessie McTwiggan singing.
school; reading, Goods Acre." Clara
Mowry; reading, Autumn" Jennie
Burr; singing, school; reading, "a
Spoiled Statue,' Sadie Whitford; sing
ing, school; remarks by the pastor;
hymn by congregation; benediction.
A harvest concert was given last even
ing by the Second Baptist Sunday
school, and the following was the pro-
gram: Organ ,oluntary, singing, school (;
responsive reading; prayer; address of
welcome. Mason. B. Wood; singing,
school, harvest testimonies, Miss Brad
bury's class and Mrs. Agnes Barney's
class: recitation, Content nent, Ruth
Brooks; exercise by primary department;
recitation, How to Sow, Fannie Burr;
recitation, Tue Field is the World, Mrs.
Messengers class, Miss Evelyn Johnson's
class and Mrs. Ella Johnson's class;
singing, Miss Gibbs class; recitation,
Year After Year, Laura Brooks; vocal
solo, Alberta Small; recitation, Winnie
Wood recitation, Keep Us Awake, Bessie
Kendall; singing, scnool; offering; recits-
tiou, Treasure in Heaven; singing,
school; benediction.
At the United Congregational Church
yesterday morning Rev. MIR. Decker,
pastor of the North Congregational
Church of Providence, occupied the
pulpit. In the evening a harvest concert
was given by the Sunday School. The
following was the order of exercises:
Song, school; prayer; song, choir;
recitation, Thanks for the Har-
vest. two children; recitation, Bertha
Lawton; song, choir; recitation, Nellie
Bourne; recitation, Carrie Berker; Song,
school; recitation. Marion Cisho; piano
solo, Bertha Lswton; recitation, Flora
Smith; song, choir; recitation, Mary
Carpenter, Etiie Thompson, Bertha whel-
don; song, four children; singing,
school; bensdiction.
Saturday the Highland Cycle Club of
Providence, which has been recently or
genized, ana composed Of both ladies'
and gentlemen. had their first club run
ana visited Hunts Mills and other in
terestng places in this town.
This morning the Grostenordsle Com.
pany shut down its factory for a week for
the purpose OF making necessary repairs.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral of Mrs.
Lillian Graham, wife OF John Graham
OF this town who died last week In Ja-
msia Plain, Mass, took place from the
Church OF the sacred Heart, Rev. Father
Higney officiating. The bearers were Al
bert end Edwsru Christ, Joseph Meteor
mick, James seccord, Fred Atkinson and
Jonn Mart n. The remains were inferred
at st. Francis Came cry, Providence.
Ten Years In n Stupor.
Michael Ternan has been adjudged In.
sane by medical commission and has
5een sent TO the state asylum at Bingham.
ton, y. Y. bcrnan was formerly "A resi-
dent of FactoryNiile, where he was small
laImer Abnnl ton yeArs ngn he WIS tnk-