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The Yale expositor., 1897-11-19
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
A Few Items That May be of Inter-
est TO Church Goars


est to Church Coers.
Communion services will be held in
the Brockway Presbyterian church al
1890 n. m. next Sunday.
The Presbyterian pastor will conduct
services in the Brick Chapel at Up. m,
and p. m. next Sunday.
Regular services of Church of Christ
Brick Chapel next Sunday morning al
ii o'clock. An interesting subject will
be discussed.
Union service of CES in Brick Chapel
at o'clock next Sunday. All en-.
deavorers cordially invited as there
will be something of interest for every.
one.
On Sunday morning in the Disciple
church sermons will be preached on
"The Fathers have Eaten Sour Grapes.
Evening: "Absolem the Rebellious
Son."
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held IN the NJ. p. church at 1920 a. IN.
Thursday, Nov. 25th. The sermon will
be delivered by Rev. j. A. Rowe, pastor
of the M. +. church. Special music
will be rendered for the occasion. 1t
is hoped that all citizens may be able
to cease from secular employment on
that day, and, closing their places OF
business, unite heartily in observing
this time-honored and sacred holiday
by assembling together and returning
thanks to God for His many and great
blessings.
The Yale expositor., 1897-11-19
Electric Blttters.

Electric Bitters is medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen
orally needed, when the languid ex
hausted feeling prevails, when the liver
is torpid and sluggish and the need OF
tonic and Alternative is felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will act more surely il
counteracting and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness
yield to Electric Bitters. soc and $1O(
per bottle at Grant Holden's drug
Rtore.
The Yale expositor., 1897-11-19
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Among the eminent writer's for the
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Lodge, Justin Mccarthy, Professor
Shaler, John Burroughs, Percival Low
ell, Rudyard Kipling, W. ID. Howells,
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The Yale expositor., 1897-11-19
A KIDNEY DISEASE.
Given Up BY Four Doctors.

Beaver Dam, o., Aug. 81, 1895.
My daughter, after being treated by
four doctors, and being given up for
lost, a neighbor recommended Foiey's
Kidney Cure. To-day she is able to
walk several miles without fatigue. l
feel we would have lost her if it was
not for your medicine.
Respectfully, Mrs. j. M. Bailey.
The Yale expositor., 1897-11-19
A Queer ca Medicine.

There is a medicine whose proprletors
do not claim to have discovered some
hitherto unknown ingredient. or that
it is cure-all. This honest medicine
only claims to cure certain diseases,
and that its ingredients are recognized
by the most skilled physicians as being
the best for Kidney and Bladder dis
eases. 1t is Foley's Kidney Cure.
Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1897-11-19
You cant Afford to Chanoa n.

A heavy cold may lead to pneumo-
MIA or consumption. Foley's Honey
and Tar taken in time affords perfect
security from serious results. Grant
Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1897-11-19
MAIN LINE EAST

Leave Saginaw ~ 100 NJ. Arrive at Flint IL IS;
Pm, Holly1 30 z. M, Detroit3:10 T. M, Toledo
:15P.M M.
MAIN LINE WEST
cave Saginaw al p. NJ. Arrive at Midland
b:29 M, Mt. Pleasant 100 Z. NJ, Clare :33 7,
M, Evart7 :27 p. M, Reed City 1853 z. NJ, Bali
win 8 :4OP M, Ludington 46 p. NJ, Manlstee
10:i5P.M.
Connecting al Ludlngton with Steamer for
Milwaukee during the season OF nayigatlon)
Northwest.
Sleeping and Parlor Cars between Bay City
aginaw and Detroit .
in Union Depot for all Points South, Canada
and the East.
For further information see time table ofthis
Company. G. B. HUNGERFORD, Agent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-08
BRISTOL.
Town Council Holds a Meeting Re-
union OF Veterans.

The Town Council held its regular monthly
meeting yesterday with full board present.
A number of bills were examined. allowed
and referred 10 the auditor. A number Of PEI
titions were before the Council and We're
granted.
Rev Father VI. f. Rheddy, who has been
filing the pastorate Of st. Msrys Catholic
church during the absence of its regular pas
tor. Rov. Patrick McCabe, who is IN Europe,
was the recipient of beautiful gift from tho
parishioners IL being one of the National In
dia Rubber Company best macintosh box
coats with silk lining.
Rev George l.. Locke rector Of St. Michaels
Episcopal church. left here yesterday on a
four weeks vacation.
meeting Of the board of managers of the
Bristol Trotting Park Association Will be held
this evening at 80 Hope street mt o'clock.
Mrs Emma +. Carey, who recently visited
Buffalo with her mother, Mrs. George W.
Simmons, to attend the national encampment
of the q. A. r., has.written careful memo
randum Of the many sights she saw during
Eer absence
Hon. William Il. G.. WGrdwell, who has been
absent in Europe since July rs, arrived in
New York city ON Sunday and in Bristol on
Monday. Since leaving homo he has visited
Ireland Scotland, France and Switzerland.
The public schools opened yesterday for
ther fall term. There was an entering class
Of about ~ in the high school.
The members OF the artillery had target
practice yesterday on their range on Bristol
Neck.
The streets are very appropriately decorat-
ed with flags and bunting in honor of the de-
parted heroes who laid down their lives fight
ing for their country. The residence OF the
lato Major Babbitt is very elaborately deco
fated. MAJOR Babbitt was major of tho
Seventh Regiment, which holds it's reunion
here today, ana which the post here is named
after,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-08
CRANST0N.
Firemen Celebrate Thar Victory.
High Mass Of ReQuiem

The firemen's muster at Narragansett
Park, yesterday. proved q rcd lett3r day
Tor Cranston. Early in the day the
Arlington hose company successfully com.
petod against the Eas. Providence
Watobemokets for the reel race The
first prize went 90 PawtuXet In the hand
engine contest. Both companies were
jutilant and duly celebrated tEoir vic.
tory when they arrived home. Tho h,sI
company especially we're plcgsod nc gain
ing the victory In this thor lrst cont -.
ana beating suCh fine company rs tn
Matchcmokets. Procuring drum corr =
In the evening they sorenauod the homes
OF President eating ana Assistant ruru.
man Hull. after which they repaired 90
their hail ana enjoyed lemonade and
cigars.
Tho score iva tho reel race was Nrlipc-
ton, 4Oat SECONDS East Providence. Al l',
seconds Tho distance AitugUthtr was
--l3O feet with two connections.
funeral high mass was Celatrated In
80. AIMS church this morning Tor Lucy
harvey Whose death occurred on the eth
inst. The society % the Cni.drcn 81
Mary. of which dccclssd was a MON cr,
and large nuinbor az surrowing relatives
ana friends nilod the Ubuich almLst 90
it capacity.
1he hearers wore Josr Evans william
Evans, John Mayoite and John O'NoilL
he Rev NJ. O'HaIo ufiicisted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of Fan execution issued from the
Appellate Division OF our supreme Court,
holden in Providence, within and for the
county of PI evidence, dated June 10Th. 4 ID
1891 and returnahle to said court December
18th, A. ID. 1884, wherein James G. Johnson
Company, corporation doing business in the
city, county and state of New York. and com
posed of James G. johnson, Charles =. La
Wake, Thomas j Cotton and james M. Bing-
ham, all of said New York, except sad
Charles =. La Wake, no being OF Port Chester,
in county of Westchester, in said state. are
plaintiffs nj Mary a. O'Sullvan of tho city
and county of Providence, in said state of
Rhode Island, IL defendant. VIII be sold at
Public .Auction at the Sheriff's Office IN the
Providence County Court House, corner OF
College and Benefit streets, in said city, ON
SATURDAY, Septem ber 25th, A. ID. 1897, at II
O'Clock noon, all the right, title and interest
the within named defendant had Mt the time
of the attachment OF tho same N the original
writ in the suit in which the above execution
was obtained, viz, July 1th, n. ID. 1876, at III
o'clock and % minutes a. m, in the city IF
Providence, bounded and described as follows:
"A certain parcel OF land situated in said city
of providence, on the eastcrly side of Gov
ernor street, and is thus bounded and de-
scribed, 10 wit: Beginning at point IN the
easterly side of said Governor street one
huldred and two and four hurdredths 402 Ol)
eot southwesterly from the corner Of said
Governor street and Young Orchard avenue
and at lot No. on plat of land entitled the
Governor Street Plat. surveyed and platted
10y II. Il. Barton for Warwick institution for
Savings, May, 1884, and on record in the Office
on plat card No. 55l, and thence running
oasterly along said lot No. one hundred and
ten and seventeen one hnndredths ill0.l0
feet 10 lot Ii ON said plat; thence turning and
running northcrly along said lot No, u fifty
(50l feet to the land Of this rrantor: thence
turning n right angle and running westerly
parallel with the fifty 900 feet from said lot
No. one un1red (l0O) feet more or less, 10
said Governor street. thence turning and
running along said Governor street south
westerly fifty (50) feet, more or less. 20 said
lot No. 2 and the point Of beginning, contain
ing five thousand and two hundred ard fiftv-
tour and twenty-five ono hundredIhs t5254. PSI
square feet OF land, and is the s'utherly por-
tion of lot No. ! on said plat ana "a part of the
promises to Frederick A. Siller conveyed by
deed by said Warwick Institution Tor Saw
iugs, dated June "a, A. ID. 1884, ana is record
ed IN said Recorders Office IN deed book No.
33! at page 1875
Aud all other real estate Of said defendant
Mary A. O'Suhvan, IN said Providence
whether herein particularly described or how
ever otherwise described.
Levied on this 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1897
at o'clock ~. M, and will be- sold TO satisfv
said execution If sufficient.
ALBERT o. COATES
s2-thu.it Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-08
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Annual Financial Meeting at War
wick--Vlllage Gossip.

The annual warwick financial town
meeting was held at Apponaug yesterday
and, contrary to expectations, there was
"A small crowd of taxpayers present and
very little friction. Tho only excitement
was caused by an attempt 90 raise Jho town
tax from fifty TO seventy-uyo cents and
this movement was quickly stopped by
the voters who thought that they were
already paving enough for the running
expenses of the town.
The reports of the different town officers
were received and showed the town 10 be
in good condition financially, ana the
usual appropriations were made Win the
addition Of an appropriation OF SlUUO Tor
the building of "a bridge across the Paw
tuXet river AT Petaconsett.
biCyclist who refused TO give his
name CAME TO grief whilo riding down
"Lockes HILL" at Wescott, last even
ing. Ho was coasting down the hill
when the fork of his machine broke
throwing him heavily 10 the ground
breaking his nose cutting his face AM
knocking out several teeth. He was
assisted TO Natick by friend, who was
with him ana after his injuries had been
attended 20 be boarded the O'Clock
train for Providence.
A horse and carriage were stolen from
the barn OF John Carter who lives near
after a long search the team was found
hitched TO post near tho Wes.cott cross
ing this morning.
no funeral of James 4. Rose, who died
at his home in Crompton last Monday,
was solemnized from ST. Philips church
today. Rev. Mr. Hardy, pastor of the
church officiating. The burial was in the
knotty Oak cemetery at Washington.
Tho Centreyille Epwortl League met
at the residence of Rev. j. ii. Buckley
last evening.
Two men who had attended the State
Fair at Narragansett Park yesterday be-
came involved in an argument at River
point last evening in regard To the merits
of tho hand engines which competed in
the squirt" at the park yesterday, and
from Words they came to blows, the par
tisan of Natick company getting the
worst Of the argument and retreating
toward mis- native borough very much
the worse for wear
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-08
OLNEYVILLE.
ldr. Whaley Dies OF Heart Failure.
Sca.ded by Steam.

Jesse 81. Whaley, well known black
mith, died at his shop on Delaine street,
about five o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Coath was due TO heart failure. Mr.
Ybaley was 81 years of age aud, although
ne appeared we'll and strong, he has been
uffering from heart trouble for some
ime lie was apparently in his usual
health yesterday till few minutes before
he died.
The remains were removed 90 his
daughters home on Waterman street.
The funeral will be held Friday.
SCALDED by STEAM.
A young man named Morrell, son of
fhe man who was killed hy sewer gas
on Calron street n short time ago, was
,evsrely burned by steam Mt the Wey bossot
mills yesterday while at work s,eaming
yafn.
BRIEF ITEMS.
An express wagon belonging 10 the
Pi evidence Gas Co., broke down on
Olpeyyille square today.
Sister Ferdinand of Hartford. Conn.
hss been visiting relatives here FOR the
past few days.
Mr. James BARLEY who graduated
from LA Sale Academy In June has
entered Manhattan College. Newly ork city
DR. III. W. Farrell has returned from n
vacation stay down the bay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-08
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Bucklin Post Meeting-W. c. I. US
Interesting Session.

Last evening the regular meeting OF
Bucklin Post No. 20. q. A. H. was held
in Grand Army Lall, and was we'll at-
tended. A vote of sympathy was ex-
tended 10 COmrade Albert 9. Cole for his
late bereavement in the loss OF his son,
William Cole. Considerable discussion
was engaged in as 10 the manner IN
which the llth anniversary Of the organl-
zation should be celebrated but no definite
ion was taken. The anniversary occurs
October Goth.
Ihe public schools OF the town opened
yesterday for the fall term, with iuil
attendance. There will be no holiday on
Friday as has usually D5on the custom. TO
allow the teachers and ollldran 90 attend
tho state fair. the committee deciding that
rs Monday was legal holiday, ana tho
fair opened that dap, those who desired
10 do so might attend that day.
Considerable disappointment was iolt In
town when IL was learned thot both OF
the engines of tho town showed up SO
poorly at the muster at th5 stats ialr yes
teruay.
Yesterday Judge Bliss entertained a
fishing party on this yacht Fanchon,
among whom were Committeeman Walter
Is. Pierce. Arthur Arlington and son,
and several Others They met the yaoht
at East Greenwich. and nshed OIL Hope
Island. They returned home early in the
evening with IA limo catch OF soup and tau
tog.
In the Seventh District court this morn
ing Richard Foster was arraigDed Tor an
assault upon Frank hay. He pleaded
not guilty and was required TO furnish
surety in the sum of 500 for trial FRIDAY.
Georgia Osgood we'll dressed young
woman, was before the court charged
with drunkenness She pleaded guilty and
was fined - and costs, whlch she hoped
10 be able TO pay.
Last evening the v w. G. Il. and L.
l.. met with the PRESIDENT Mrs. Mary Nj.
Brown on Leonard avenue, and elected
the following officers: president-Mfs.
Mary NJ. Brown; Vice-p e-president-Mrs
Shtl Ion l.. Surague; secretary-Miss
Lizzie Scott treasurer Miss Anna Perry,
and vioe-presidont from each churoh as
follows; United ConRregational-Mr
Lillian Cham berlain; Haven M. f. Miss
Hattie Houghton; First Universalist-
Mrs. Robert 3landing; Second baptist
Mrs Bem jamin West; st. Mary. +. E.
Mrs Mary Frost Ormsheo Evans. Mrs
Evans. was elected delegate to the state
convention To be held in JOhDston in
October.
The w. G. 4. u. held n meeting yester-
day afternoon with Mrs Ellen Nj. Nun
roo on Taunton avenue Ihs following
delegates To ths state convention az
Johnston. were elected Mrs. Henry d.
Pickerspill, and Mrs. Wayland h. Smyth,
alternates Mrs. Dr. Simeon Hunt and
Mrs Nathan Streoter
Mrs. Plckersgill was elected Supt of
Sunday school work, Mrs Smyth of
literature. Mrs. Lucy Houghton of police
work. Mrs. Ellen NJ. MunrOo of evangelis-
tic work, Mrs. Thompson OF scientific
teaching.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-08
WANSKUCK.
Horse Frightened by Snake--Per-
sOnal and General Notes.

John Mccormick of North Providence
was severely injured in "a runaway acct
dent yesterday afternoon. He was drlv-
ing along Douglas avenue when his morse
became frightened at large black snake
which was lying by the roadside, ana
started To run. In its flight tho horse coll
Iided with telegraph pole, and MIR. Nc
Cormi k was thrown out on his head.
cutting cash four inches long, which
REQUIRED eight stitches TO close. His
lett arm was also badly bruised. He was
assisted 10 his home at tho -Four Corners
by Patrick McGovern. where no was at-
tended by DIR. j. j. sullivan. Inc morse
wss stopped near the barn by a citisoD.
Patrick McLinden of Douglas avenue,
has returned home after week vacation
scent at Block Island
Rev. Albert &. Hussey of tho Roger
Williams Baptist church on Neazie street,
will preach the doctrinal sermon before
the Wachusett Baptist Association of
Eitobburg, Mass, Sept and y.
Richard Powers and his daughter, Miss
Mary Powers. of VeaZio street. are visit
ing friends in New York.
Mrs. John Murray and daughter of
Woonsocket, are the guests of James
Reilly and far lily of Branch avenue.
AIR T. ii. Owen and Miss sara Scott
of Branch avenue. have returned alter
two weeks visit to Fall River, whore
thoy were the guests of Rev. Father
Owens who was formerly curate OF St.
Edwards church. Wunskuck.
Adler Bolston of Cottage Row Is run
ming restaurant at Narragansett Park.
Alfred and William Barnett, both busi-
ness men of Wanskuck have returned
after n six weeks visit tn England.
The Young Sailors Prides defeated tho
Little Rhodys yesterday by the score Of 20
TO II. Tho feature of tho game was the
battery WORK of Buckley and Sherlock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-08
WARREN.
Thrown From HIS Wheel AMI Hurt.
Notes About Town.

Mr. Arthur Martin, employed by Mr..
William Wilmarth. the grocer, met with
serious accident Monday evening, while
riding from Bristol in company with three
other bicycists. When just below the two
mile hill on what Is called the flats, one
of tho party tried TO pass Alr. Martin.
Tho two wheels collided and MIR. Martin
was thrown from his bike and had his left
shoulder dislocatel. lie was also badly
bruised.
Mr. Philip II. Coyle of Providence is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs George W.
Haight.
Mrs. William Is. Child and her sister,
Mrs. Charles Sanders, who have been
visiting friends in Bayonne, N. j., have
returned.
Mrs. q. w. brewster of Danieison.
Conn, is visiting her brother, Rev. ii.
w. brown Mt the Methodist parsonage
Washington Lodge. A. i. ana a. NJ,
has resumed it's regular sessions COM
mencing last evening, after recess OF
two months.
Mr.. s L. Cushman is entertaining
his friend Mr. u. Taylor OF A:tieboro,
Mass, for a few days.
Mr. Richard Stevens, who has neeu en- =
ployed for tho past 20 years by seymour
Bros, is now working for Peck u Black,
grain dealers of Providence, who have
opeIed branch store In this town.
Mr. William Maxwell OF this town has
at the State Fair fine exhibit of horse
shoes made by him at his blacksmith shop
on the Bristol road
At its last session the Court of Probate
t-ansac ed tho following business
1he petition OF a bbie q. Merritt, pray
ing for the appointment OF {. W. Greene
as admi nistrator on the estate OF Edgar
+. Merritt with order of notice. The Pc
tition Of Clara G.. Hoar. praying for the
appointment Of Joseph B hCnr rs ad
ministratnr on the estate OF William Is.
Cole, was continued until order of notice.
Tho petitiun of Abbe q. Merritt praying
for the arpointment Of n guardian of
George +. Merritt and Marion q. Merritt,
minors, was ordered noticed. A petition
OF Walter II. Wood and Douah Wood
praying for leave 10 adODt Eta L. Pat.
rick, which was continued with order of
notice The petition Of Henry ;. Burtch
praying for the appointment as admins
trnt1r on the estate OF Francis II. HeiSer.
was continued with order OF notice In.
sertions of tho estate OF Bertha &. Hatch,
Annie Il. Hatch and Mirab Is. Hatch and
John T.. Lonagan, was presented and or
dered recorded. w. H. Cranley as exc
cutur of the estate of Thomas k. Phin-
ncv, was given leave 20 sell stock belonR-
ing Co the estate nc private sale. The
usual bills were ordered paid.
John II Brown, street surveyor. re-
ported clearing of streets ana clearing VI
trees.
The police report shows five arrests,
four Tor drunkenness, one assault ana one
disturbance suppressed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-08
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of an execution, No. 1894, issued
from the clerks Office OF the Sixth judicial
district, holden IN Prov rlence on the 27th day
OF August, a. -. 1877. wherein Macull1r Par.
kcr Company of Providence are plaintiffs and
Olaf Matson aad Henry j. Hughcs. now or
formerly cOpartncrs rs Matson & Hughes, Of
said Providence, are defendants, viii he sold
~ Public Auction on FRIDAY, the lUtn day
Of September lS1', No o'clock r. M, AT NJ b.
Doming's stOrehousa, corner of Eddy and
Clifford streets, In sad Providence, the fol-
loving gdescrihed personal property, which
WAS by me attached on the Original writ, on
the 3d day OF May, 4. -. 1891, IN which the
ahove-named execution was obtained, and
consisting Of ono double mirror, one roll top
desk one cutting table, chairs, cloth, mats.
lambrCquins.
Levied ON this 2sth day % August. a. D.
1891 ht 10 o'clock n. m, and VIII bc old 10 sat
isfy said execution IL sufficient.
CHARLES ". BROWN,
au80, se2, 4.0-it Deputy sheriff.