The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-13
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The attendants at the Asbury church en-
joyed concert which superintendent of the
Sunday School Baker, who has had charge OF
she school for rs years, pronounced the best
the pupils had ever given. The pastor Of the
church made brief address, which was par
sicularlv appropriate to the occasion, In
which he e,nphasixed the necessity Of the
children always guarding with care their
o0nsoiences. There was . very handsome
floral cross in the chancel and wealth OF
cultivated and Wild flowers surrounded IL.
The choir, undsr the direction Of Organist
Humes, gave some beautiful anthems. The
c-.ar OF the service was: Voluntary; an
theSu; Scripture lesson, Psalm % prayer:
hymn 756; recitation. ''Children's Day." Miss
Julia Miner; recitation. "Look Up," Nelson
Mccormick: recitation. "HosannAs," Miss
MarRie Lawrence; recitation. zone Hundred
Per Cent Willie Hastie; recitation, "whis-
psrs." Lily stenhouss; hymn lao; exercise,
''3ummer Tlowers;" recitation, Whispering
of the Birds" Miss Edna Miner; recitation,
NESTING Time, may Rioketts recitation,
Lutn Beck: recitation, E1ith Lambert; reci-
tation, Harry Myers; hymn 2A; dialogue,
Nissss Ines Phillips and Mabel Cosgrove: reci-
tation. "A Garden Plot" Msrgarct Ricketts,;
recitation, Elmer horton: 4 nii'n. "Our
Flag" Lllisn Glover: recitation, Agnes
Ricketts,.
Yesterday was observed as children's Sun
day 1t number OF churches 10 this vicinity,
and the exercises in the evening, particu-
larry 1t the Ruggles Street Primitive Meth
0dist and Asbury Memorial NJ. e. churches.
were. Notwithstanding the intense hoat, very
largely attended. A. the nrst named the
order Of exercises was In charge Of superin-
teudent OF Sunday School Richard Jones, and
the pupils work. which was very creditably
done. wss enhanced by the violin work OF
Miss Higgins and Mr.. Dowler's cornet solos.
The ohancsi Was beautifully decorated with
flowers. The order Of exercises was as fol-
lows: Anthem, "Hallelujah! Hsllelujahr'
chorus, "Children's Marching sonR;'' ami.
VorsAry song Of praise prayer by Rev. Mr..
Mason; anthem. "Hallelujah," Ruggles
Street church male quartet; Natures
aallelujAh." Lily Machon; why Speak Of
Jesus, Elsie Jessup hymn, I'VE Praise Thee,
Gracious Father" choir and school: Dolly
and Mamma and t. Hattie Newton: floral
exercise. summer Flowers hymn, "sum-
msr's Greeting" choir and school: "Ths
Birds Nest" Matte Rhodes; "The Little
Patriot" Howard Higains; hymn, "Toil On,
Teachers" school and choir; "rm Tired of
Plants" Josephine smith; sThe Little
Rivulet." Amy Hale: hymn. Natures Holi-
day. choir and school; Flowers" Eliza
McMiIlen; "Dsy bresK," Gertic Busksrd;
hymn, blooming for Jesus" school and
choir: "The Butterfly" Maggie McGuinness:
vocal duet Messrs Gordon and Poole: pri-
mary exercise, Insects singing, "The Bee |
snd the Cricket" school and choir; "Meet-
ing Papa" Minnie Niscon: solo and chorus,
beautiful Summer Land" Miss Flora
Edwards, choir and school "Bsautifui |
Leaves" exercises by pupils; singing, 'The |
Pure In Heart" school and choir; s'Painting |
. eign," Msrianna =. Mason; responses,
''softly and Tenderiy," male quartet; sing
ing, "Awake From Your Dreaming" school
and choir; innocent Birds" school ana |
choir; "Our Flag, Charles M. Mcintosh; sing
ing. my Country. IT'S Of Thee" congrega-
ston: benediction.
George y. Baker sent in an alarm from box
81 shortly after o'clock last night for fire
In the blacksmith shop of J. @. MInohs, 4sa
Olney street The fire started in forge and
did no damage.
Charles Poole, while fooling with q lager
beer bottle about o'clock this morning, at
palm Of one Of his hands 50 severely that the
greast loes OF blood weakened him consider
ably. DR.. Charles y. Marston dressed tho
Of7icsr Koch has been transferred TO ths
lrict, and Petrolmen 0slligan of the Third,
Hymsn Goldsmith OF the Fourth and William
D'Brien Of the Fifth have been assigned TO /
dusy ~ the local sssti ON.