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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-04
NORTH END NEWS.
A Good Sized Blaze at the Baton Home
stead This Morning.
The NEWS BUREAU.
NoeTH END, s2s BRANCH AVENUE
Telephono 0Ol-a


An alarm of fire was rung In from box
13S this morning at 7;40 o'clock by Her.
bert Hemingway for a fire in maple
sugar boiling establishment at the Eaton
homestead. The blaze, which started in
q small wooden building used In boiling
sap, had got a good headway before the
fire department arrived, and the flames
famed by the wind and fed by the COM
bustible material soon had the little
structure completely in their control and
Ii was entirely destroyed. The damage is
about $500 and the kettle and other uten-
siIs used in preparing the sap were de-
stroyed. There was not much stun in the
sugar house.
Hook and Ladder Company No. 3
broke a ladder at the fire. The burned
structure was owned by Amasa Eaton,
Esq.
A horse owned by Charles Mccarthy
fell on Randall square yesterday after
noon and 1t was with much difficulty that
the animal got on its feet again, and for
a time II was thought Ii was seriously in
jured; such fortunately, however, proved
not TO be the case.
was found by officer Mathewson on West
River street yesterday and returned to his
home on Livingstone street.
Officer McElroy, who was taken seri-
ously i'll on his beat Thursday night,
was much better this morning. His
friends believe he will entirely recover
within a very short time. The attending
physician states that the officers illness Is
due to the effects OF the anesthetic ad-
ministered to him when he had some
teeth extracted.
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AUBURN.

Rev. Henry Baker, Baptist clergy
man, of Sharon, Vermont, is making a
visit TO his mother and sister at Auburn
dale.
At the regular meeting OF the American
Mechanics held Wednesday evening the
social committee donated Mashapaug
Council S225, % receipts from the fair
above their expenses, which was thank
fully received.
Lucy Hayes Council, II. OF L., at their
sesson Thursday evening were surprised
by the liberal donation OF s75, from the
fair committee presented by X. Lewis
Williams. but they all had labored vigor-
ously and deserved IL.
met at Odd Fellows Hall and the commit
tee on music reported progress. The
sewing circle will meet next Thursday
with the president, Harriet K. Streeter,
and all are invited to supper.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
The County Club Organized--Republlcan
Delegates 10 the Convention.

NEWPORT, April 4.-Last evening a
new club was organized under the name Of
the Newport county club and the indica-
tions are that in short time it will take
the lead of all others. 1t starts with a
mem bership of nearly one hundred, in
cluding many OF the most influential
business men in the city. IL will be run
on liberal lines and will secure quarters
in the heart of the city. Mr.. q. 4. Ner-
non was elected it's first president. He Is
very popular and will make a most eff
cient executive. The vice president, Mr..
Clarke Burdick, is one of Newport's ris-
ing young lawyers. The secretary, Mr..
{. S. Cozzens, is real estate and insur-
ance agent and hail fellow we'll met.
The treasurership fell TO Mr.. Thomas p.
Peckham, cashier of the National Bank
of Rhode Igland, most wise choice.
The selection of committees also sho wed
good judgment.
The Republican city convention met
last night and elected the following dell
egates TO the State convention in Provi-
dence on April TO- 4. u. Gladding, +. q.
Young, Il. w. Higbee, G. 4. ID. Fayer-
weather, +. A. clifford, I, O. Wilbur, Z.
A. Easton, Rev. NJ. Van Horne, j. Nc
Leish, w. w. Marvel, Colonel A. G. Ian
ders and Colonel j. III. Wetherel. Reed
campaign buttons were distributed among
those present at the convention.
Mr.. John j. Carry, one of Newport's Is
most prominent business men, died yes
terday morning from pneumonia after an
illness of but four days. He leaves two
sons and daughter. He was promi-
nent Odd Fellow, being a member of
Rhode Island Lodge and Aquidneck En-
campment and Esther Rebekah Lodge.
The funeral will take place tomorrow.
Lieutenant c. W. Abbott, Jr., inspector
of the Rhode Island m ilitia, paid an Off
cial visit to Company b, Second Regi-
ment, last evening.
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

The school committee will hold their
first meeting this evening in the Council
chamber. superintendent of schools will
be elected.
Next week Mr. Bliss will conduct SER
vices at the Newman Congregation al
Church, commencing Sunday. AT
o'clock there will be meeting for men
only.
Next Monday the schools Of the town
will commence. their spring term. The
kindergarten school, which has been con-
Quoted in the Second Baptist Church Will
also commence with Miss Grace Aldrich
of Providence as principal and Mrs. Bates
as assistant.
This morning officer Frank Munroe
brought Horace p. Jones from Riverside,
where he had been arrested for being en-
gagged in fracas. He had cut on his
cheek which required 22 stitches to close
up. He wes lined 81 and costs.
tised at the Second Baptist Church. At
st. Mary's special Easter services will be
held at 8 and 10:45 a. m, and in the even
inc Rev. w. p. Tucker, ID. ID. erchdeacon
of the diocese OF Rhode Island, will
preach. Rev. Mr.. Wilson of Tufts College
will ocupy the pulpit at First Universalist
Church. Rev. Henry 9. Crane at the
United Congregational Church will preach
sunday morning on "Tbe Key to the
Grave" Ia the evening there will be an
Easter concert. At Gospel Hall church
organization was formed, Thursday even
ing. Rev. A. A. Cleveland was chosen
superintendent; Mr.. Silas Kent, assistant
superintendent, and Mrs. Harmon 5. Bah
cock, secretary. An adjourned meeting
will be held Thursday evening and
further plans formed.
There was well attended reception and
exhibition yesterday given by Miss
selden, teacher In oil painting, and by
Miss Washburn, teacher in china painting,
at their studio, I8 Prospect street.
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On Tuesday night, Edgewood No. 2, won
the club trophy by defeating Elmwood No. 2.
LovELLs DEFEATED coLuMBIAs.
The lowell Diamonds and Columbia polo
teams met in the series for the Auditorium
cup at tho Pawtucket Auditorium last night
The Lovells won by the score OF to g.
$1,000 BICYCLE.
Racing men who ride the Rambler wheel
will no interested In the offer made by the
Gormully a. Jeffrey Company. They will
present TO the man who shall have ridden
before November the fastest mile on Ramb-
Ter bicycle. fitted with &c. a. j." tires, In any
mills rdoe at any race meet sanctioned by tho
League OF American wheolmen. the $1,000
Rambler bicycle recently exhibited at the
national cycle shows This wheel Is n model
g. Rambler. silver and gold embossed, with
eold plated nipples and other small parts.
mahogany rims. solid turned ivory handles,
gold tipped and jeweled. Inc head is
crowned with a circlet OF pearls surrounding
an immense amethyst, while emethyst and
trrquois gems are set In other parts. To tho
promoters OF the meet at which this fsste,t
mile IL ridden the company also promises 70
give $500 In gold toward defrsyins the sr-
penses OF such meet.-Exchsnge.
REPAIRING A TIRE.
An elective method Of repairing an inner
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PAWTUXET.

: Baptist Church will hold their Easter
service In Trinity chapel tomorrow.
Morning service at 10:45; children's SER
vice, I'm; J. E.. $50; Y. p. 8. 9. f., 2
o'clock.
Dr. Church, Providence, has leased the
neck.
Miss Frances II. Rhodes will hold her
reception on April 20 at tho Edgewood
Casino.
Services at Trinity chapel, Easter Holy
communion, Q am, children's service ~
3 D. M; evening PRAYER st q; Eastee
decoration will be very fine.
great interest TO every taxpayer OF both
Paxtuxet and Lakewood.
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sANThONY.

Anthony Lodge, i. o. F., will meet
in Odd Fellows Hall Monday evening and
it Is expected that some arrangements
will be made to hold a fair or entertain
ment for the purpose OF raising money to
repair the building.
Rev. ID. l.. Bennett will preach at the
Knotty Oak Church tomorrow afternoon.
John Sumner returned TO his home Ill
Manville this morning.
A. j. Johnson, who has been Ill with
pneumoDias is convalescent.
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APPONAUd.

At the annual meeting Of the ladies'
social OF the Baptist Church the follow
ing officers were elected for the coming
year; Mrs. j. q. Bissell, president; Mrs.
Charles Arnold, vice president; Miss Alb
bic u. Greene, treasurer Mrs. Clarence O.
Carpenter, secretary; Mrs. Alfred Richard
son, Mrs. Joseph Gilbert, Mrs. *. W.
Churchill, Mrs. Robert Thurber, j. e..
Bissel and Charles Arnold entertainment
committed; Mrs. J. q. Bissell, Mrs.
Henry Heflin, Mrs. Charles Arnold and
Mrs. George Aylsworth soliciting com.
mfttee. IL was decided TO hold the next
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ARCTIC CENTER.

A horse belonging to J. B. Dennome,
which had been lett standing In front OF
Mr.. Dennome's place OF business, became
frightened at an electric car yesterday
and ran away, creating considerable ex-
citement for few minutes. The animal
was harnessed to a market wagon and
when the car approached he ran up Main
street ahead of the car. When opposite
Bouchard's block he collided with a
bitching post, wrecking the wagon and
scattering the load over the street. He
was captured near the French Church on
Quidnick street before any more damage
was done.
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WASHINGTON.

The school meeting which was to have
occurred this evening has been postponed
for one week.
Owing 70 the absence of the pastor, who
is attending the conference in Fall kiver
there will be no services at the NJ. Il.
Church tomorrow.
Rev. and Mrs. j. /. Bartholomew have
returned TO their home at Stafford Springs,
Conn, after q visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Amasa p. Taber.
Miss Jane Eldridge OF Thomastown,
Me-, is the guest OF friends here.
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BRISTOL.

Mr.. Standish Montgomery OF Pittsburg,
PENN, has purchased lot of land OF Mr..
Henry Nj. Gibson, situated upon Nara
gansett Bay, where he will build sum-
mer residence The work will he begun
at once lie has rented a cottage OF Mr..
Gibson for the season and his goods have
arrived and are being carted to the cot
tage.
The residence OF lieutenant Hodgekin-
son, formerly occupied by ex-senator Will
bur, has been rented TO MIR. William X.
Bogert, treas urer of Bristol Electric Light
ing Company. The house Is now under
going thorough repairs.
The 103d annual meeting OF the Bristol
Train of Artillery was held on Thursday
evening at their arrnory upon State
street. The nominating committee made
its report and the following officers were
elected; Colonel, Daniel steyens; lieu
tenant colonel, Andrew Is. Meiggs;
major, John II. Bailey, Jr. captain,
Thomas j. Meiggs; Lieutenant, George s.
Peck The treasurer's report show
ing that $500 had been expended on re-
pairs TO the armory and a surplus was
still in the treasury.
The committee appointed by the town
to arrange for tue purchase OF the water
works held nesting on Thursday even
ing IN Memorial building the following
members being'present: Joshua Wilbur,
Hezekiah W.Cnurcn, William J. Bradford
and Frederick a. Easterbrooks. The
opinion OF the court recently given In the
Ease OF the Court VS.. George h. Norman
and the Bristol and Warren water works
was freely discussed. The vote OF the
committee was tnat the committees at
torney should push the case as rapidly as
possible.
The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Howland
was held on Friday afternoon from her
late residence on the Pappoosesquash
road. Rev. Henry A. Stevens, pastor of
the Congregational church, conducted the
services.
saunders boat shop presents lively
scene, with five new boats all nearly
ready TO launch.
Jonn Burrough met with a serious acci-
dent on Friday. A large stone fell upon
his foot badly crushing IL.
large number OF coal ladened
schooners are at anchor below waiting for
the gsle to abate.
We have the finest line OF up-to-date
STYLES I'm Black and Russet shoes ever
offered to the Bristol trade.
A. p. NERoNE.
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UNION coSGREoArToSAL CHURCH
MoRNING-l0:la
Organ voluntary yLora. PRAYER. ''D010'0s'
Anthem, Awake. Thou That sleepest.'
Responsive reading.
''0f'' f''r' scripture reading. .'''''''f''
Anthem, "This is the Day.. Blumenschien
Prayer.
Anthem, "Glory Be to God on High" :.
Hymn.
Dhertory, worthy Is the Lamb" b"......... Vane
ContrRIto solo.
Sermon by the pastor.
Anthem, "Christ Our Passover. .shepperd
HYMN.
Benediction.
occasional, "Easter Day" ............ .Rowley
EvEsISG-7:S0.
Organ voluntary.
Anthem, "Crown Him.. 49,. Blumenschien
Scripture reading.
Anthem. "Thnnks Be to God. ..Trowbr.dr
Prayer.
Anthem. "Giory BE TO God on High.
'''''''''''''''''' hanscom
onertory, "The Resurrection'. :. Shelley
Baritone solo.
Sermon by sba pastor.
Anthem, "The strife is Ger. vogricb
Hymn.
Benediction.
Organ postlude.
Choir-Mrs. +. II. Elsbree, soprano: Mis-
Clara l.. Willis. contralto; MIR A. q. EDDY
tenor: Mr.. ID. G. IA. Tinkhnm, baritone; hr
Charles l.. Kony ON. organist and director
FIRST UEfvERsALrsf.
woRNIHo-i0s6
Anthem, GAS " Began TO Dawn. Foster
Solos by Mr. stone and Mrs. Stone.
Anthem, Lights differing Morn. Parker
Solos by Mr. Stone and Mrs. Stone.
Response, Sanctus ..............,.. ..Gounod
solo by Mr.. George L. Cladin.
EvENINo-5 90.
Anthem, "God Hath Appointed Day.
"Redemption Hymn.
sclo by Miss Brown.
Response, "Teach Us 20 Pray. Jordan
Solo by Miss Brown.
Easter hymns nc both services.
Choir-Jules Jordan. director; Mr.. Clarencs
~. Hamilton. organist: Mrs. Clara Hicks
Stone, soprano; Miss Marion A. Brown, alto,
DIR. Fred n. Potter. tenor; Mr.. W. ID. stone,
bass, ana chorus.
on Good Friday the esoir will render selec.
tions from ths passion nSsts sf John sebas
eian Bach.
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CHICAGO. April 4.-The officers of the
w q. Il. L. have sent n telegram 10
Washington, protesting against the re.
moval OF Governor Hughes of Arizona
and urging n thorough Investigation. Tho
reason for this Is Governor Hughes well.
known championship OF temperance and
oil questions OF reform"
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RIVERPOINT.

The Sunday School of the Congrega-
tional Church will hold an Easter concert
tomorrow evening.
A valuable dog belonging to John
Flanagan was killed by the electric cars
on Allen street last evening.
Mrs. T. III. Cummings is confined to
the house by pneumonia.
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FISkEVILLE.

John b. Potter, who has been ILLS con-
valescent.
Rev. George Smith will preach at the
chapel tomorrow afternoon.
Representative Battey was given sere-
made by the Hope Band Thursday even
ing.
Welcome Colvin OF Providence is the
guest of friends here.
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PONTIAC.

The annual parish meeting OF All
Saints Episcopal Church will be held I'm
the church parlors Monday evening.
The swedish Baptists will hold services
in Lyceum Hall tomorrow afternoon.
There will be special Easter services at
All Saints Church Tomorrow and az
o'clock an Easter festival for the child
rem.
Frank Williams OF Kittery, Me-, was
the guest Of Henry Anderson yesterday.
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NATICK.

George p. Bicknell who has had charge
OF the New England railroad station at
Olneyville has been transferred TO the
depot here. Mr.. Bicknell was formerly
agent here and one OF the most popular
and obliging men who have ever flled
the position.
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TOMORROW.
Continued from Page s.

"There Is a Green HILL" Somerset, quar-
tet; "Leaving the Cross" Dobson; "The
Burial of Jesus" Pannschmidt; "The
First Easter Dawn" Thomson; "Once
the Lord of Glory lay" Bartlett, quartet
and chorus; '.The Resurrection, Won
Arnim; "Lift Your Glad Voices"
of the Tomb" Piockhorst; she is
Risen," Edwin A. Clare chorus; "Touch
Me Not" Plockhorst; "The Walk to
Emmaus," Plockhort; "At Emmaus,"
Hoffman; Appearing to Thomas, " "The
Risen Christ, Thorwaldsen, Christ
CATION; offertory and benediction.
CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION.
(Morning.)
Lift your glad voices, Holden; quartet.
tenor solo, Mr.. Goodby; Christ our Pass
over, w. Crotch; TIE Deum, Herbert. II.
Woodward; Jubilate Dec, II. Aldrich;
HYMN 112, "Jesus Christ is risen today';
offertory, The Resurrection Morn, Paul
Rodney; soprano solo, Miss Lucy Field
Greene; hymn 121, The strife is o'er, "The
battle won."
(Evening.)
The Msgdalen, Warner soprano solo.
Miss Lucy Field Greene; Magnificat, j..
Mars; Deus Misereatur.. Barnby; hymn
116; O6ertory duet, Mr.. Goodby and
Miss Nicholas; hymn III.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
Choral celebration, 1880 a. M; Kyrie,
Glori Tibi, Laus Christie, Credo, Wood
ward; offertory, anthem WChrist Is Ris-
en- Maunder; henedictus, Agnus Del and
Gloria in Excelsis byWoodward; Nunc Di-
mittis, simpcr; mathis and nigh celebra-
ton; 10:45; professional, "Christ Our
Passover" Lewis; psalter for Easter
Day; re Deum. DR.. Styggell; Bene-
dictus, DR.. styggall; Gloria Patri,
Langdon; Kyrie Gloria Tibi; Laus
Christie; Credo by Woodward; offertory,
anthem, "Christ Is Risen," Maunder; (;
Sursum Corda; sanctus; Benedictus qui
venite; Agnus Del; Gloria in Excelsis,
Woodward; Nunc Dimittis, Simper.
Evensong, 1880; professional; proper
psalms for Easter evening, Magnificat
aud Nunc Dimittis, Simper; Gloria Patri.
Langdon; offertory anthem, s'Chr1st Is
Risen." Maunder; presentation; doxol-
ogy, recessionnl.
WESTMINSTER UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Organ voluntary.
Anthem, "He Is kisen.". .Schilling
eolo, "Resurrecti ,n,"....,...........Ho Holden
Miss Annie Deane.
Anthem, "Break Forth Into JOY. .. Barnby
Solo. olo........................ Mrs. M. II. Phillips
Choir-Mrs. M. II. Phillips, soprano: Miss
Apnie DeaDe, oontralto; hr. Corp, tenor
Mr.. Whittemore, bass: assisted by chorus.
Mrs. Corthell, organist aud musical direotoE
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Miss M. Eliza Pierce read paper st
the Bell Street Chapel last evening op
"Spanish Missions In California and
Fiorida.J Miss Orissa Forester sans
Indian songs transcribed ny Miss Alice
Fletcher.
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social at the parsonage one week from
Tuesday evening.
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and sarah Neeoham, sopranos; Miss lag
Messrs. 4. Il Tanning and James savag !; ".
v. Maoready. Frank Donnslly and Leo Null
holland, bassos.
At the 80 o'clock mass the music will be
under the direction Of Mrs. Alexander No
Cabe and Bataman's mass In q win be sung.
The offertory selection will be "Halleluiah,"
sr. Mercy; odertory selection will be ssIoday
He is Risen" Webb and Mt the end OF the
mnss, "Haec.Dies." by Webb. will be sung.
The sunday School choir will sing at the
2:90 oc lock mass a number Of Easter hymns,
selected by Miss Whalen, the organist In
charge of that choir.
At the vesper service NJ o'clock the Greg
orian tones will be SUNG, and the arrange
menis OF the psalms as follows:
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p. A. A.. NO. z.

on Tuesday night, Edgewood No. 2, won
the club trophy by defeating Elmwood No. 2.
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We have the finest line OF up-to-date
STYLES I'm Black and Russet shoes ever
offered to the Bristol trade.
A. p. NERoNE.
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The ohanters Will be Leo MuIhollAud, Joseph
Garcsau, Richard Crane, James Mulvsy and
William Reiliey.
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