The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-30
WARREN.

The annual dance and social OF the
Warren baseball club was held in Armory
hall Friday evening The music for dane
ing was furnished by O'Keefe's orchestra.
The following were the committee OF ar
rangements: George Wylie, Custic Chap
pelle. James Parks. Charles Johnson,
Charles Kelley Andrew Cavanaugh,
Thomas Monahan, Sylvanus Boweh.
Richard Howarih. Arthur Smith, Thomas
+. Smith and Charles Bowen.
Guard Lafayette society held a fair In
Armory hall, Saturday night Music for
dancing was furnished by OBrien's or
chestra.
a dance was held at the harrington
Town hall, Saturday night, under the d.
rection OF the Chacehapaccossett Golf
club OF this town. a number OF people
from Providence. Bristol and FAN River
were present.
Mr. Cyrus Peabody Of this town who
has been on an extended visit TO Onat,
Mass, has returned home.
Bulletins OF the races will he issued
half hourly al the newsdealers store of
f. A. Bliss on Main street. A new fea-
ture will also be added. When the CO.
lumbia Is ahead two American flags will
fly in front OF the store, and when the
Shamrock Is ahead an Irish flag will be
displayed. a number of interested per-
sons watched the bulletins Saturday.
Miss Carrie Waterman has gone on
two weeks visi, 10 friends in Boston,
Mass.
An address will he given before the
Education society of the Baptist church
by Professor f. L.. Anderson of Newton
seminary. His subject will be. The Re-
lation OF the Churches to the Theological
Seminary.
The 10Th annual state convention Of the
Baptist church will be held In this town
on Tuesday and Thursday OF this week
The following is Tuesdays program: An
nual sermon. delivered by Rev. J. X.
Ever: devotional exercises, held by Rev
w ]. Scholar OF Providence: election of
president. report OF board. Rev. G. A.
Marryott; report OF treasurer. Mr.. Henry
y. Deane; appointment OF committee, ad-
dress by Rev. II. +. Davis. Tuesday af-
ternoon the ninth annual convention Of
the Young Peoples Society Christian En-
deavor will be held. The following pro-
gram will be given: Praise service: ad-
dress OF welcome; response by Rev. f.
Meberry; annual sermon by Rev. T. ID.
Anderson, u. D.. report OF president. re-
port of secretary. Clarence III. Horton: re-
port OF treasurer Harry n. Mason. ap-
pointment OF committees: presentation OF
junior banner Musical selections will be
given and renderd by the Messenger male
quartet.
Tuesday evening the second convention
will be held Rev. y. r. Goodwin will de-
liver an address on the subject "Di-
vorce:" address by j Stewart secretary
OF the convention; address. The Mission
OF the Church" by Rev. T.. II. Burr.
Wednesday morning an address on, "Our
General Missionary Work" will be deliv-
cred by Rev. l.. L. Henson. Rev. ~
March will deliver an address subject
THE state Convention. and Advanced
Work" address. Chapel on Corliss
Heights" Rev York A King a Chapel
fot Italian Work" Rev. r. NJ. Kins re-
ports Of committees Among the ltal-
ians." Rev w u Domencie. and the sen.
icr banner will be presented by Rev
Frank n. Rector. a vocal solo will he rem
dered by Charles Estev. and an address
delivered by Rev Emory Hunt. r. u. All
the services Will be held in the auditorium
Of the church.