The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-22
AT THENORTH END.
Dedication Services 10 Be Held-Hu mt
Alter a Whikey Still.

The dedication services Of the new Ballou
Universalist Church will begin tomorrow eve
ming and close Sunday evening. Last October
the cornerstone of the church was laid and
the psrishioners are happy over the compile
tion of labors in which they have been for
years engaged. The first Universalist sermon
on Smith Hill was preached by the Rev.
Henry ]. Cushman, ID. D., Jan 20. 1917 and
Ballou Universalist Church was instituted
Nov. 22, 1886 and Incorporated March o. 1886.
Sunday school was opened Jan. ii, 1885 and
the chapel dedicated Jan. IL, 1888 After years
of earnest effort lot was purchased Nov. II.
1890 and the first sod for the new church lifted
June %, 1857. Trustees Of the church arc the
Rev. James ID. Tillinghsst. pastor and moder-
stor: Mr.. Sherman Il. Moulton, clerk: MIR.
Charles A. Wright, treasurer; George ID.
Bragg, George W. Lamberton, Fred II. Delano
VIM. II. Blaine, Horace l.. Foster.
Tomorrow evening there will be reception
and public inspection of the building from
o to o'clock followed by services.
Thursday evening the dedication service
proper will be held and cards Of admission
will be required until 80 o'clock. The invo-
cation will he by Rev. K. l.. Houghton. There
will be responsive readings by Rev. II. w.
Rugg, ID. D.. Scripture lesson by Rev W. G.
Sslleck, addresses by Rev. Henry l. Cushmsn,
ID. d., Charles h. Carpenter, Rev. James ID.
Tillinghast, pastor. prayers OF dedication,
Rev. Charles J. White Of Wconsocket and the
sermon by Rev. George l.. Perrin. u. ID.
Friday will be Sunday school day aud Satur-
day. Y. p. G. u. Day, while the exercises
will come to close with a sermon Sunday
evening by Mr.. Tillinghasi.
LOOKING AFTER TIE WHISKY MAKERS
Internal Revenue officers John T. Gilmartin
and Thomas y. Cavanaugh visited house on
Randall street yesterday afternoon looking for
an illicit stiu. Some one sent them report
that parties at the house they searched were
engaged in tho manufacture OF cheap whiskey,
but The gov, rnment officers could hnj nothing
TO substantiato the story. II is stated that all
over the country Mt present small stills are
being worked every night. The worm is
hidden during the day and Mt night couple
Of men gather In cellars and carry on their
illegal work. AS to the stuff manufactured it
is pronounced by those who have tested IL to
be about as vile "a combination as could possi-
bly, be- imagined. While the stuff would be
called whiskey If IL was good enough the com
mon designation OF IL is Schnapps and there Is
no competition between il and a famous Hol-
land compound. The stun is said TO be manu-
factured in New York and large c,ties chiefly
and IL ismade from many things.
MORE STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK.
There was great excitement at wanskuck
last evening when the mill shut down. Nearly
every man, woman and child turned out to see
the new workers. One ot those did not
turn out to inspect the men who had decided
that the time TO make a move had como
was the fair and amiable wife of one of
the strikers who awaited his rsturn at home.
She gave him warm reception, one OF the
features of the reception being brcnm. This
vile works outside OF the village and her
husband did not take her into his confidence
yesterday morning or during the long hours
OF Sunday. This some folks think is the res-
son she used the broom in new style last
night. Notwiih hs anding the big turnout last
night every one was orderly and two Of those
who turned out 10 is reported went to work
this morning. There Is a possibility that the
next few days may soc notable change in
the situation, but the strike leaders FAY no
and they intend that meme shall return to
work If they IN any possible way can pre-
vent. These bosses do not, however, yet see
the wisdom Of Laving secret ballot.