The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-26

Rev. L. Reilly will sail for Europe
| next week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Arm strong has gone tn
| Block Island.
Miss Frances LAWN will spend the sum
mer at Narragansett Pier.
| The banquet of the Olneyvillc cadets has
been postponed for an Indefinite period.
| Mr. Charles Roberts has gone to Now
| port on his vacation.
Master Joseph Dempsey has got his
| new wheel 1t is the Belmont.
| Mrs. Mary Walsh will sail for Europe
| next Monday.
| Master Thomas Hearns is home from
| college.
Mr.. John Dooley has gone to Crescent
| Park for the summer.
Mr.. Patrick Duff has signed with the
| Rumford baseball team for the season.
| Master Joseph McSoley has his new
| wheel 1t is the Belmont.
Miss Kate O'Rourke has gone TO the
| White Mounta ms for the summer
Battey street is closed to vehicles as the
| steam roller is working on 1t.
| Rev. G.. w. Wilson, pastor OF the Church
| of Emanual, Is sick at his home on
| Somerset street.
! Mr.. Norbert c. Cleasby of Worcester
Mass. was in Providence Wednesday
| visiting friends
| The Epworth League of tho st. Pauls
| NJ. Il. church will hold their regular busi-
ness meeting Monday, June 2s, In Lyceum
| hall, Y. NJ c. A. building. The busi-
| ness meeting will be followed by musical
! and literary entertainments
The Sunday school of the st. Pauls nj.
| f. church have their annual picnic We'd
| nesday next at Lake Moswansicut, North
| Soituate.
MIR. Archer C. Holmes of Boston was
visiting friends in the city Wednesday.
Mr. A. B. Shippee Of Marlborough street,
| &c yioitipu rplatiypc at ApthOpy.
| Mr. W. w. Johnston of New Haven was
| In the city on business Friday.
Rov. j. 5. Bridgeford, pastor of Hope
street NJ Il. church has recovered from
his recent illness and is now able to be
| out.
The Elmwood avenue Free Baptist Sun
day school united with the Trinity NJ. u.
| Sunday school on their excursion this
morning 20 Point Pleasant, Mass.
| MIR. Il. Il. Aldrich at the Builders Iron
| Foundry will leave next Monday with the
| Christian Endeavor delegates for Califor-
MIA. He will probably remain month
there. Sightseeing.
| Mr.. George 4. Ferguson. physical direc
| tor Of the Y. NJ. &. A. at Maiden, Mass.
was visiting his home ON Beacon avenue
| Friday.
| The Young Women's Christian Temper
| rance Union held their annual excursion
| today at Saunderstown. Jun5h was served
| at Rest,cottage.
| Mrs. Babbit. and Miss Sarah Babbitt of
Benefit street are spending few days
| at Newport
! There are n large number of casen of
! malaria near the center of the city caused
| by tho rebuilding of the bridge. The old
mud seems TO spread germs and microbes
| all over the city.
! Mr. Harry H. Snow, formerly of this
| city, now of Paducah, ky., Is mentioned
| for tho Republican candidate for mem
| bar of tho Kputucky Legislature.
The Bangor Whig ana Courier says of
our most famous musical organization
| which was i'm Bangor this week with the
visiting Beausant Commandery h. T., of
! Maiden, Mass. I" Reeves American Band.
| OF Providence, R l., which accompanied
| tho visiting knights Templars TO this city,
| X one of the most famous bands In the
| country and Is indeed considered by many
| as the best street band. Its conductor.
| ID. w. Reeves, Is n knight Templar, and
| paid n pretty compliment TO Sir Knight
4 NJ H. Andrews, of this city. by having
| his band play Mr. Andrews Pride OF
| the Army march ms the steamer Penob-
scot, which brought tho visitors here.
| came up 20 her wharf yesterday noon. Ino
band attracted great attention along the
| line of march.
The annual business meeting or the
| Primary Sunday School Teachers Union
is held in Field Secretary Wilson's Office
room & Y. NJ. q. A, building at p. IN.
/ today.
: Fireman Joseph Devine of Hose 10 has
/ gone on his vacation.
At the gospel service In Lyceum ball at
3 O'Clock this evening Roy. A. II. lo.-
rill. DID,. will speak and Mrs. Bosworth
| will sing.
Sur'1v afternoon Rev. r. @. Wesley
will rsss iae mems meeting In Asso-
] citation hall NJ 4:3o o'clock. -