The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-19

george T.. Read sold 10 george r. hedos
Jr. lots 22s and 229 on the Medbery ana
Lawton plat for $40.
George Il. Read sold 10 Margares
Read lots 22s and 229 on the Medbery and
Lawton plat for 81.
George Il. Read Jr., mortgaged TO AL
fred A. White lots 22s and 22s on the Med.
berry and Lawton plat for sl25.
Manuel NJ. and louisa Goveia granted
the East Providence Water company per.
mission TO lay a water main through their
property on Wimarth avenue.
ANOTHER KICK.
The people OF East Providence, or at
least a good many OF them are wondering
whether the juggernauts which go whirl.
ing through the streets OF the town are
run for the convenience OF the public or
the employees who operate them. OF
course IT is understood that the primary
motive for running them Is for the extrac.
tion OF nickels from the pockets OF a SUBJ
missive public. but as far as we have
been able TO learn the right was never res
served by the company for Its employees
to use their discretion about stopping ia
take on passengers.
Nevertheless the employees do act ac-
cording to the dictates Of their own sweet
will In the matter on the Warren avenus
line. Saturday night a well known citt-
zen OF the town hailed a Crescent Park
car, but the r1otorman did not see Mt to
stop and the citizen was obliged to wait
20 minutes for another car.
This same thing is said to have hap
pened many times, but this particulars
case came under the personal observation
OF News reporter. who could not see
any legitimate reason why the car should
not stop.
NEW MACHINERY.
The Providence Dry Dock company are
increasing their facilities here by the ad-
dition OF new machinery. which has al
ready been placed I'm position and In a
short time will be ready for use. A new
saw mil OF improved type has been set
up on the premises Of the company. II
has a long runway which will enable the
company to saw up some pretty good
sized timber into plsnks OF varying
thickness "a occasion may require.
The machinery will be operated by an
Independent boiler and engine. 10 which
IL will be connected by belts. The saw
mill Is ready to start up as soon as the
motive power Is turned on. The engine
has been placed In position and set UP,
and the masons are busy bricking up the
ash pit under the boiler The boiler has
not yet been let onto It's bearings. The
front end Is blocked UP while the back
of IL rests on jacks.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
There was good attendance at all OF
y
Second Baptist church. instead OF the
regular morning service song service
wa SHIELD. Professor Il. p Stout, the
evangelist, delivered a very interesting
address.
During the Sunday school hour a rally
was held. Mr. .Logee OF the Central Com
gregational church of Providence and
Rev. @. w. Rigler made very interesting
addresses. and there were some excellent
readings by Miss Jessie Budlong, Miss
Ruth Brooks and ISIS Ruth Rigler Mr..
Stout sang a solo.
The c. Il. services were led by Frank
r. Medbery. The topic was Lessons
from Moses Life"
The Junior e. f. service was led By
Frank Brown.
The pastor, Rev. @. w. Rigler. Of
ficiated in the evening. The double quar-
tet sang, The Lost Chord"
Wednesday afternoon the Woman's
Church Aid society will hold It's meeting
In the vestry OF the church.
At the FIRST Universalst church IN the
morning. the pastor, Rev. Allen Brown
preached an interesting discourse on the
"Crterion OF Love" In the evening MISS
Marion l.. Gardner OF the Church OF the
Mediator and Miss Jennie l.. Ella OF the
Church OF Our Father, spoke OF the ma
tional convention held at Akron. Ohio
The annual meeting OF the Bal,ou so
CHASED BY BULL
Yesterday John Chassee. Albert stone
and Felix Crapo went 20 Farnumsvlile,
where they enjoyed dinner with a rela-
tive of Mr.. Stone. After dinner the party
went out for n stroll and saw some apples
which looked rs though they were good
enough 10 eat. They started TO crpss
the lot 20 get some OF them. but before
they had gone far they were startled bv
a below. and looking up they saw a bur
which looked 10 them as big as an ele-
phant and several times as 'eas~y"
The men started 10 run. and one AZ
them said afterwards that he thoueht
that all records were smashed. but -
there was no Official time present. the
records which were established by thA
three fugutives from the inf,iriated no.
vine do not stand az ofriciaf
The party went from Farnurn svills "A
Grafton. and from there to Worcestey.
They cay that they enjoyed the re-
mainder OF the trip very much.
BLOWN DOWN.
one OF the pranks OF the recent etorm
was the stripping from the boards on
which they were displayed. all the voting
lists which had been put up IN the va
rlous parts OF the town This morning
those which had been blown away were
placed by Town Clerk smythe