The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-08
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The next meeting OF 81. Marks Parish
club will he held Monday. April 18th.
The annual minstrel show of st. Mary's
Catholic club will take place Tuesday
night, April 9th. The program viii con-
sist of an overture oio. sketch, followed
by a social Special buck and wing dane
ing will be given by Samuel Shaw OF Bos-
ton, champion buck and wing dancer or
New England. The following will be in
the overture: s. w. ChappelI. j. III.
Olive, A u. Burlington. j. w. Dickerson.
VIM. Boylan, w. l.. Smith, r. IL. Mona
han, &. j. McKenna, j. RI. Wytre, G.. f.
Winters, r. T.. Gilbert, G. p. Chappell
j. h. Burlington, u. b. Burlington, Sam
uel J. Shaw In the olio j. Olive will
sing sentimental songs followed by s. j..
Shaw, buck and wing dancing. novelty
will be introduced In the way OF little
coons' quartet, composed OF Messrs. Nc
Gamma. Burlington, Smith and Wytre.
Following this will be sketch entitled
"A Holy Terror" A social time will fol-
low the entertainment OKeefe's orches-
ira will furnish music. Tickets are for
sale at the store of William A. Smith on
Miller street.
At the NJ. r.. church the following pro-
gram was rendered at the l0:30 o'clock
Communion service: Organ prelude:
hymn 227; prayer; Holy Communion;
Prayer; Gloria in Excelsis. II o'clock:
'
Sermon; Invocation: Easter Anthem:
Benediction. Postlude. At the Vesper
service at o'clock the following program
was given: organ Voluntary; Invoca-
ton Hymn No. 259; Apostles Creed;
Grown Him With Many Crowns" So
prsno and tenor duet alto and bass solo.
chorus Prayer: Soprano solo, Easter
Song" Mrs. Ransom: Address why
Seek Ye the Living" soprano solo. Miss
Waite and quartet and chorus: Respon-
siVe Reading; Gloria: Bass solo, THE
Prince Of Peace is King" Mr.. Samuel u.
Baker; Scripture reading: Quintet THE
Light OF Life Mrs. A. Ransom. Miss
Alice Cole. Miss Lou Cole, Mr.. William
Ransom Mr. s. -. Baker; OMertoire;
Easter Anthem; Benediction; Postlude.
AT the Baptist church the following SER
vice was carried out at 1880 o'clock:
March: Berecuse, from "Jocelyn;" Offer
toire Song from Tannhauser; Violin So
10, Slumber song; Festal March; lnvo-
cation; Postlude. At the evening service
a special program was given: Hymn,
Hail. Fcstal Day. 1nvocation; Lords
Prayer: Anthem. "As II Began to
DAWN Responsive Reading: Gloria Pa
tri; Hymn No. 263; Scripture lesson;
Soprano solo. II Know That My Redeem
er Liveth." Mrs. Robinson; Prayer; An
them, lift Your Glad Voices" Respon-
sive Reading; badieis Trio. Trust IN the
Lord Sermon. Easter Thoughts"
Christi Our Passover; Hymn No. 2T3:
over" Postlude
At the st. Marks Episcopal church the
following program was given: $3.50 SER
vice-Hymn No. Ill. Christ Our Pass
over:" Gloria re Deum: Jubilate; Hymn
l2i. 1880 service: Hymn Ii: Gloria Tibi:
Hymn 122; onertoire: Anthem, Christ
our Passover DoXology; Sanctus;
Hymn 225; Gloria i'm Excess; Hymn i2l.
Seven o'clock Children's Carol Service.
At ST. Mary's several services were
held also at st. Johns.
Miss Louise Drown has been visiting
friends i'm Foxboro, Mass, the past week
Mrs John Bray and daughter Hazel.
have returned home from trip 20 TX
bridge. Mass,
Mrs. Lois Bosworth has returned home
from a short visit 90 East Providence.
The classes I'm physical culture win
meet I'm the town building tonight An
Introductory recital will be given on We'd
nesday night, April 18th. Music will be
furnished by the Four Friends Orches-
ira The class is under the direction or
Miss Jennie Keiser. OF pawtucket.
Mrs. Fanny Bramhal and daughter.
who have been visiting NewsdeaIer +. a.
Bliss. returned 90 their home I'm Fall
River Saturday
This being conference week the services
az the NJ. r.. church VIII be omitted. No
service will be held on Sunday next. The
next weekly prayer meeting will be held
Thursday. April is
The Ladies' Aid Society connected with
the NJ. r.. church Will mot Wednesday
evening In the east vestry OF the church.
Work at Cova's boat yard Is progress
ing rapidly at present. an extra force
OF men being engaged In getting the boats
ready for the coming season. A large
launch owned by Rev j. Bourgeois OF
Jericho has been repainted and rehtted
and will be placed IN commission az an
early date. A large racing sloop will mr.
rive IN few days 10 be repaired. Capt.
Smiths white star" which was not put
into commission last season. will he prob.
ably put over this year. Several small
boats are being painted and made ready
for the coming season
The Suburban cars were somewhat de-
layed by washouts Saturday night, be.
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