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


For woman's error-nay. her crime
There az least the simple thought,
This has been going on some time.
Domestic arts whose loss we grteve
Have been deca wing every year
Since Adam frst observed 20 Eve.
Your cooking's not like mothers. dear
London Chronicle
A hon thief from Cranston pleaded
guilty 10 stealing three fowl from coop
near Spectacle pond. He was fined $40
and costs and sentenced to three months
| at the state institutions.
The staging in front Of the new hotel,
| the Grown" has been taken down ano
discloses "A pretty sight. /. II is expected
| that this palatial hotel will be open TO the
| public In about two weeks.
The Misses ]. A. Fowler and S. Nj. Hor-
| ton of Yonkers, n. Y. who left home
| some weeks ago for an extended trolley
! ride. are Mt the Hotel Newman and speak
very highly of the cars and services OF
Rhode Island They arc going as far
east as possible on the trolley before the
start on the return trip. weather per-
| mittng.
The many friends Of John j. Burns win
| be pleased to learn that he is rapidly re-
! cuperating at the home OF his sister Mrs.
| NJ j. Mcguire in South Manchester
| Conn. lie hopes to return in about 10
days and will then resume his duties as
| assistant foreman OF the carding depart
ment OF the Greene & Daniels Manufact-
uring company. Pawtucket.
| PRAYERS were offered for the recovery of
4 President Mckinley i'm the local churches
| yesterday. At St Mary's church on
| Broadway the pastor. Rev. It. II. Grace,
| spoke at length upon the awful character
! OF the crime, and expressed great pain
| that il should be possible for him TO have
| occasion to speak OF so dreadful crime
| i'm this glorious and prosperous country.
He urged the people TO offer fervent
| PRAYERS not only at the several masses
of the day but on each day of the week
The Methodist ministers gathering In
the Mathewson Street Methodist church
was presided over by the president-elec'
| of the association. Rev. Andrew j. Coul'
tas of the Trinity Methodist church. AT
ter devotional services and the report -ei
the secretary the meeting took on an in
formal character the clergymen presen
relating interesting things concerning
| their individual vacation experiences. Fol
! the most part however. the meeting wa
| conspicuous for it's social nature. frater
nal greetings being in order after the Ion;
| period of separation.
Among the officers of the solemn ponn
| ncal mass I'm St. Mary's church, RAJ
River. today'swere Rev. Joseph A. Power
| of St Mary's, this city, sub-deacoh am
| Rev Thomas j. Magee OF. 81. Joseph
! one OF the deacons of honor The preach
, er was Rev. NJ. p. Cassidy of st. Pat
! ricks. Central Falls. Rev. Christophe
Hughes. who is rector OF the Fail Rive
church entirely free from debt and Jus
consecrated with pomp and ceremon!
was for about 10 years pastor of st. Pat
rick's. this city He was transferre
from here to his present irremoYable rec
torship in the Spindle city
The Congregational and Methodist Mir
listers association resumed their regula
sessions this morning after Vacatio
| since June The former association rs
sembled I'm the Bible room OF the Ben'
ncient church this morning where the
listened 10 an interesting address by Re-
| William NJ Macnair on his impression
| Of Andover Theological Seminary. sine
! | Mr. AIacnair has been a student at AT
, | dover i'm preparation for the ministry !
, | was able to present his ideas IN a distinc
/ w clear and entertaining manner. II
talk was followed by the usual discussio
| which brought forth many question
which were satisfactorily answered by II
| speaker.