The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-29

morning prayer. 1890; evening prayer at
in the evening the Christian Workers
Of Harmony hall will hold service IN
the school house at Phillipsdale. The
service Will consist OF praise service,
~ which Roger Williams Murphy will
preside. Rev. Robert G. Ray will preach
ON "Chirsts First Sermon at Nazareth
feature OF the service will be the sing
Ing.
THINGS POLITICAL
Politics still seem 10 be fruitful sub.
ject OF discussion and the interest iu|
them Is fully as great al any time iu|
the years which have preceded this one
Neither party is showing its hand 10 any|
great extent. but the leaders OF the Re-
publican party do not show any miseiv-I
ings as the result of the contest in No
vember.
The other side likewise is not sayins|
anything very much, but they give vague|
hints at having something up their sleeve,
although there is not very much credence
given 10 the intimation that this Is the
case. There is no doubt but what the
Crescent Park matters will be one OF the
Issues put forward at election time. butt
as has been aptly said IT will be dead
issue and IL is not imagined that IL Will
amout TO anything.
There seems TO be less dssatisfation|
expressed regarding the acts OF the pres.
! ent town council and II is not considered
| probable that there will be any difficulty
! I'm returning the entire board.
There has been rumor about owr|
that Colonel Arlington would not stand
/ for reelection and several other possi
/ bic candidates have been mentioned whe|
might run in his place. Most prominentI
| among these Is Colonel ii. Anthony DyerI
| who has the respect of the peopleat largsI
/ and without doubt would make a stronsI
| candidate IL the other colonel positively
] declined to try again Cor the office.
| The report. however, seems 10 hsvs|
/ been a little premature. for The NewiI
/ has II on good authority that while MrI
| Armington would prefer 10 retire at thii|
! time from the performance OF pubie|
| duties and enjoy the quiet of privats|
| life with his family, he will run agair|
! II II is considered to be for the best in-|
terests OF the party.
/ In any event he will not allow his OIL
| fcial duties TO interfere with his pro
posed trip for the winter TO southern
| California with his family during the win
| ter The colonel is by no means youna
man and the weight of his years MAKE
! him feel that rest and change OIL
scenery are essential TO his physical well
being. and he will take a vacation. al
was announced exclusively In The Newt
several days ago Tt
REAL ESTATE REGISTER
Redl estate trdnSdCtloIlS Sccln W nav
| fallen of very suddenly In the last feu
! davs Nothing like the usual numbea
of transfers have been recorded durinl
/ the past week;
According to the records Charles L
Hazard has sold TO James A. Albro lo
394 on the Joshua Mauran plat for 10.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
There are but three advertised letter.
at the postoffice this week, the numbei
being much smaller than usual. Thel
are for Miss VI. Il. Greene. Miss l.. a
Richardson and Mr.. EphrLam Scott
JUMPED THE TRACK.
Last evening one OF the Taunton avenu,
cars Jumped the track and traffic wa
slightly delayed by the accident. The ca
was finally got back upon the rails, how
ever and the passengers were carried u
their destinations after short delay.
HEAVY TRAVEL.
Despite the fact that the weather ha,
been anything but propitious for thu
nast few DAYS the travel over the variou
lines of electrics which run TO the shor
resorts has been very heavy. This fact u
ascribed 10 the numerous excursions
which have taken advantage OF the las
few days of the season 10 have their an
nuaI excursions and outings down th'
river.
Many of the societies wait until the lat
ter part OF the season and then business
comes with a rush. both 10 the proprie
tors of the places and to the concern
which furnish transportation TO them.
LOCAL NEWS.
An interesting meeting Of watchemoke
Tribe No. 2. l. O. OF r.. NJ, was held II
odd Fellows hall last night. There wer
a number OF visitors present who mad
some very interesting remarks. The cleo
tion Of so many local men to offices III
the great tribes has given a new inter
est in the order TO the Red Men I'm tht
| town.
4 horse started 20 run away on Soutl
Broadway last night. but was stopped be
fore any damage was done.
Tho cars on the new line are now run
ming way 70 the Pawtucket line. New
gates are being put I'm az the railroad
crossing this side OF the Pawtucke
line.
A special meeting OF the Watchemoket
will be held Monday night. er