The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-15

90 tho housn made neat and pleasant anc
the boarders seated at the table witHous
crowding. The table should Do luinisn
with pretty dishes. They are so cheap
now that there is no excuse Tor us'is
uglv ones. Plated knives and forks ana
nlain glass ware should be used. FLOWERS
should also be furnished ~
No necessary outlay In connection WITH
nv suggestions should be avoided by
those who wish to make n success a~ en-
ttrtaining for profit as well as otner"ise.
Various attractions and amusemenus
have enticed young men from the couh
try 10 the cities and large towns, wnere
! many Of them gain very poor iVeh
| hood and eventually come to want ana
/ misery. while homes I'm which they were
born and raised are neglected, IL not
/ abandoned Though all farmers sons
, cannot be farmers, and we snouin not
| desire them to be- one may WISH 'ii'l ~
many OF them might make this cnoice.
| that the lands OF the fathers shan not
! noes from their descendants. ore may
also hone that country boys may grow
| I'M as to look back 10 the old homesteau
as the dearest spot on earth. ,,.
Truly loving the land and rural nics
ono goes TO the city TO wrestle with for
tune viii ~ successful. be sure TO bring
sor,e of his wealth 10 bless and beautiry
I The old nome, or use II 10 s
somewhere I'm the country, where ne may
again hope to find the simple JOYS Oh nis
| hONiSh
worthy one and has In It something
akin 10 flital allegiance
1--WE reust get home and unremember-
ing there
All gain OF all ambitions otherwnere.
Rest-from the feverish victory ana the
of conquest. whose waste glory weighs
Fame's fairest gifts we toss back VIII
d.stain:
We must get home--we must se' noiAe
again"
MIR. Gallagher. at the close OF his aa-
dress sang IN an appropriate manner the
> song entitled "The Old Oaken Bucket.
: MIR Asa M Gammell gave a brief yet
. able address i'm which he mentioned some
4 of the many attractions and otnerwise
. of Rhode Island as a place OF resort ana
J., ! residence. after which he presented a
@ resolution OF thanks to Mr.. Gallagher ana
q ~, Arro,d which after remarks by Mr..
: James n Arnold, Mr.. Cook ana otners
o was adopted.
A VOTE OF THANKS.
o Mr.. Arnold also received vote or
y thanks. Added pleasure and profit was
d found IN the meeting by reason OF the
presence and service OF the esteemeo
4 treasurer OF the association. Mrs. II. w.
l. r. Chafee who OF late has been by reas-
IS ON OF an accident unable to attend 10 ner
g duties The association, through Mrs.
T.. c. Hn presented her with oeautiiu'
10 bouquet. .r-
Ie stone and Mr. John II. Brown who py
a. reason, Of illness have not been reguIar
n I'm their attendance received WARM
III welcome. r.,
IS The secretary stated that the Hon. NJ
s. Henry L. Greene had given expression 20
,n his regret that by reason or Illness Me
r had been unable TO take part IN the q. aeu,s !, >
Ia cation last Friday In IA haywa,u yoenlor,ai tree.
d. The secretary reported that Mr.. 4eorsn
X tfC7ruvtuu- -pfeseFtaa-tn a-tna-associa. !. .
ton with a number of memorial triputss ua'iss
i'm memory OF the late Theophilus SANS
! bury who for more than SO Years ,'s,sn wss
e connected as cashier ana otner"ise wise" WIS.,, sisn
y. tbe Globe National bank. lie was also
n tho senior deacon OF the Union Congrega-
he tionaI church of this city Mr. McAus. s us
or Ian received a vote of thanks Tor the
er valued gifts.
tie ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP.
y Governor D. Russell Brown. Hon. j.
u ! L,Ilcrv Hudson. James III. Chace ana the
Sc Rev Edwin s. Gould were elected mem
us bers OF the association. Reference wa
IN made 10 the deaths or Amos I; Bars'ow'
RS John Devlin, William Kerr ana John W.
10. The Secretary. by request. read the fol.
be lowing abstract of an ADDRESS sven ias' M
-, Friday at Hayward park. during tne
ot dedication of the Howiand tree. by Mr.
ne Charles w Jenkes. a life long friend and
cO-labOrer OF Mr. ftONlanu
k Seven years ago a few friends met a.
ch The home of Mr. Rowland to congratu.
b. late him on his Goth birthday. Most o.
ma I those who met then have Joined him IT
the better home. and now. as then. olei
~. i'm grateful remembrances my tribute o.
60 respect and esteem to tho memory or ons
,s OF the Oldest friends OF my carry poynoou
by and express my deep gratitude for tn'
IA friendship which / enjoyed so man,
years. / loved him for his manly VIZ
20 tues which have been our strength an'
M ioy and are still our own, the memory o
a. which are still minlstering TO our nap
=, piness and good continually.
Yes. friends. his love ana innuence pas pas
beyond the gates OF death and find thei
ed object In the heavenly state. And VIVA
a blessed privilege II Is TO nave enJoye
cts the companionshp and friendship OF sue
I'd n pure-fninded Christian man. Who ca
lie estimate the valve OF a good mans III
hc and character? We are the better me
~. and women from having known anu love
'gs him lie has left us all legacy tina
Sc earthly riches cannot buy: an uprigh
am christian faithful life that finds its rec
ord safe on high. Not only did ne lehN
ir- such "A record. but IA he entered the I'M
not mediate presence of his heavenly fatna
m aid that record bring Co him the weicom'
,,.o Good and faithful servant
ION And go may We Gods children day o'
se; e; walking with him and many an anse
OF In faith and love pursue our way
ind rim we too by His grace, 10 heaNo"''
ta- seats ascend
ad. rrbe secretary gave notice that Y mlsn'
are no exnected that n visit under INC ~.
vs. nices Of the association VIII IN sn, ~.
future be made 20 brlsto, @ an. ,or ,,rc
Hone Adjournment was taken io' o''