The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-09

SdDDdtl III fHoSt Ol the tnufcntS. Al
the Trinity NJ. II. church the pastor
will preach sermon appropriate, to the
day along educational lines. AT the
Sunday school session the regular les
son will be studied The music will be
specially selected for the day. In the
evening an excellent program consist
ing OF pleasing exercises by the young
er children, recitations and special
music and short addresses by pastor
and superintendent.
At the Central Baptist church the
following order of service will be OBJ
served: Voluntary. organ and violin,
Mr.. Longley and Miss May Hartwell;
Invocation, pastor; anthem, choir; re-
sponsive reading. Psalm, superintend-
ent OF school; service. choir; Scripture
reading, PASTOR collection; prayer,
pastor: response. solo: singing, school;
report OF secretary; singing. primary
department. report OF treasurer; hymn.
Sunday school chorus; singing, school;
address, pastor; anthem, choir: bene-
diction. pastor; distribution OF plants
and flowers.
At the Benehcent Congregational
church the pastor will conduct special
service for the children at the regular
morning service at 10:45 o'clock. At
1918 the regular session Of the school
Will be held. The floral decorations are
expected 10 be very beautiful: the chill
dren are TO contribute to the collection
OF flowers.
There will be a concert I'm the even
ing. arranged from the exercise en-
titled THE Masters Garden" An or
chestra comprising six pieces Will as
sist i'm the music OF the evening. The
house Will be decorated with flowers
and birds,
The day will be observed in the Plain
field Street Free Baptist church by spe-
ciai decora tons, special music. "a SER
mon, appropriate to the day, by the
pastor and in the evening "A concert
will be given by the Sunday school.
At the Central Falls Congr regat.onal
church the day VIII be observed by
special exercises The concert by the
school Is arranged from the exercise en-
titled, Our Mission" one OF the "Pll-
grim Series" IL is made no OF bright
music. scriptural selections for respon-
siye reading presentation OF Bible In
baptised children who during the year
have reached the age of seven. AMI
recitations as follows: WELCOME To
Children's Day" by Elsie Parker The
Children's Month" by Beatrice Seal:
Our Country" by John Hanna; Lit
tie Boys Make Men.s by Allen f. Bray
Jr. The Little Missionary" by Rob-
ert Johnstone; What Can Little Child
ren Do" by Miss Simmons class; Five
Missionary Words" by Edwin Arnold.
Eddie Easton, Sammie Bird. Willie
Davenport, Charlie Foster: God
Wants the Boys" by Allen Chatterton;
The Children's Offering" by Anne
Allenson. Also recitations entitled:
Freely Ye Have Received. Freely
Give Bird Messages" The Lords
Child" The Five Sisters" "BefoC the
Offering" and Mission Song
At the Pawtucket Congregational
church the "Chldren's Service" will
take the place OF the regular morning
service, the school occupying the CEN
tral front seats I'm the auditorium of the
church The service entitled: "Glad
Festal Day" will be given i'm the fol-
lowing order: Professional hymn.
stepping in the Light" invocation
and prayer; opening chorus. "Children's
Day Scripture lesson Psalm 14s
song The Mission Spirit" recitation,
What Little Things Can Do" song,
Bread Upon the Waters" recitations.
The Master Has Come" song. "The
Lord of Children's Day" recitation by
members of the intermediate depart
ment; song, beautiful Day" exercise.
What Pennies Can Do" by children
OF the primary department: song
Send Forth the Light address by
the pastor; Bible quotations: coIlec-
ton in aid of the mission work OF the
congregational Sunday school and pub
fishing society: song Farewell" bens
diction. Presentation OF Bibles to chill
dren who have been baptised and have
reached the age of seven years.
The Park Place church, Pawtucket.
VIII observe the day In special manner.
There viii be much 10 remind the
school OF their former leader. Mr.. T. Il.
barneheld, and TO further increase this
there VIII be a service used that was
gotten up by him several years ago.
Mr.. i. q. Bishop. the present superin-
tendent, has been very active i'm ar
ranging for the day and i'm addition
former for the day. and in addition
10 the usual observance of tho dav
there Will be specially interesting feat. |
ures.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR.
The Pawtucket G.. y. Union held a |
meeting at Adamsdale, Mass, June x |
going via e,ectrfcs to South Attleboro |
ana thence by carriage to the Adams |
dale Chapel This is one of "A series of |
meetings With outlying societies. Mr.. |
Robert Cushman. president of the state |
union, and vice president OF the Paw
deavorers were present. Work along |
iible training lines was considered. |
This was followed by a typical Chris
tran Endeavor prayer meeting
Nineteen EndeavOr societies are i'm
Possession Of the Missionary Library"
ordered from the Yale Band. our So
cities may order from the United So
ciety of the &. T.. at the same price
quoted by the Yale Band. Orders may
be left with Miss Wells at 3ls Butler
Exchange, city.
Mr.. Charles n. Snow was elected su-
perintendent OF Junior Endeavor dn R.
L.. and of the Intermediate Societies.
last saturday by the States Unions
executive committee.
The Benencent Endeavorers have re-
Gently entered upon system OF syste-
natical giving for missions. Envelopes
are In the hands Of the active members
who place sums of money therein ac-
cOrding to thelr ability and these are
az the regular monthly busi-