The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-02
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Rev. Charles r. Gordon conducted two
very interesting services at the United
Congregational church yesterday. which
were very well attended. In the morn
ing he spoke from the text. Hebrews
R:l2: Wherefore seeing we also are COM
passed about with 80 great cloud OF
Witnesses etc. The Sunday school ser
vices at 1915 showed an increase in at
tendance. there being l0l pupils In the
different classes. At 8 o'clock the Chris
tian Endeavorers celebrated the 22d an
nlyersary OF the parent organization. Mr..
Phillips OF the Haven NJ. T.. church was
present and gave an interesting address
upon Christian Endeavor topics. inter-
mingling many pleasing anecdotes and
"reminiscences in the course OF his re-
marks
The pastor spoke at the evening ser
vice upon Paul at Athens before an
extra large congregation.
Tuesday evening the Christian Endeav-
orers give social at the home OF Miss
Cora Sutton. Waterman avenue. The
United Workers of the church meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs: Halliday OF
Russell avenue. At the home OF Rob
ert Budlong, Waterman avenue, the
church will hold n mid-week prayer meet
ing Thursday night, which will be fol-
lowed by a business meeting
HAVEN NJ. f. CHURCH.
Morning services were held at the Ha-
ven NJ. T.. church yesterday at 1913 ana
the sacrament of the Lords supper was
observed. one candidate was baptized
and received into church membership.
The Junior league met at o'clock un-
der the direction OF the superintendent,
Epworth league held its regular meeting
and was addressed by the pastor upon
Self Mastery" At o'clock the pastor
preached from the words. Assembled into
heaven and sitteth at the right hand OF
God the Father
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs Ira Nickerson. 80 Taunton avenue.
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Helen Swasey's singing at yes
terday's service occasioned much favor
able comment.
POLICE NEWS.
The roundsmen were supplied with the
Electric Sparklers' Saturday night and
are much pleased with them. Chief OF
Police Adams blotter shows clean re-
cord for Saturday night and Sunday there
being no disturbances or arrests
CALL AT PoSToFFICE.
Following is list OF unclaimed mail
which remains at the postoffice Ladies
Mrs. Emma Garfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Dol
loff. Miss Bertha Gartner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fenner Mariana Rapoza Fonseca C2), Mrs.
Fred ID. Harris. Mary Williams (2), Mrs.
H. A. White. Gentlemen-Edward +.
Cobb, Henry +. Clark, William Trip.
NAVAL RESERVES.
The Naval Reserves OF the Fourth divi-
sion will hold it's annual examination to-
night TO determine the appointment OF
petty officers for the division. These Of
fcers will serve for year. The examina-
ton papers OF the various candidates will
be sent TO Commander Sims OF the Rhode
Island Battalion and from them the ap-
pointments will be made. Most Of the
positions will be well contested The men
have been studying the subjects of the
examination very thoroughly and very
good set OF examination papers is expect
ed.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
This afternoon the funeral services OF
the late Anthony II. Horton were held AT
the home OF the deceased, u Potter street.
Rev. George w. Rigler conducted the SER
vices Many friends and relatives were
present. and there were many handsome
floral offerings. Deceased was 81 years OF
age and very favorably known In tho
town. lie leaves a wife and son and
| daughter. Interment was at Rumford
under the direction OF Undertaken Will
liams.
GENERAL MENTION.
The watchemoket fremcn meet tonight
I'm Firemen's hall. Taunton avenue.
Among the business 10 come before the
meeting IS the report OF the committee
appointed last month to look up the sub
| 1pct or nremen = fnhflef>. 1 ne company
intends 20 attend rs many good musters
| as possible and believes In making prep
| ara tions early I'm the season so that they
| will not be short OF funds when the mus
ters come OF. Arrangements are also
| 10 be completed for the holding OF a fair.
| This will be busy meeting and all OF the
| fremen are requested 10 be present
Mizpah lodge, DaughtersS@of Rebecca.
and Manchester Unity hold regular meet
ings tonight.
| The Laplanders' Whist club meets to-
| night with David Glover.
| Tomorrow night the Republican club
| will hold It's election OF officers The
| election was postponed last month he
cause OF the very poor attendance, ~ he
| ing A very stormy night.
The Imperial club holds It's annual ball
! Tuesday night I'm Canonicus hall, Wlokcn-
| den street,
Henry r. Tiepke will address the bust
! ness men of tho town upon the town
| manufactures" nt tho a. y. Hoyt gram
1 mar school tomorrow afternoon at 4:l6
| oclock.
| Ivy Social club holds its annual ball
| wednesday night
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