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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.

Will meet Wednesday night at the home of
Mrs. Frank Wilbour
The gospel meetings at the Baptist
church will be continued through the
week. excepting on Saturday night.
There Is 20 be rehearsals of the young
people OF the Baptist church each after
noon this week under the direction OF
Frank w. seabury who has charge OF the
Christmas music.
The Rhodes Brothers. proprietors OF the
local summer resort on the Pawtuxet
river have started on a southern trip.
At the next regular meeting OF the La
dies Auxiliary OF the Volunteer Fire
company which occurs In January the
election OF officers will be followed by the
annual turkey supper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14
COMPTON,

The members OF Little Compton Grange
gave pleasing entertainment and Christ
mas sale Thursday evening. The enter
tainment consisted OF a drama In three
acts entitled THE District School at
Blueberry Corners"
Refreshments of ice cream. cake, ETC..
were on sale during the evening.
The Ladies' Aid society gave a supper
Thursday evening I'm the vestry of the NJ.
T.. church. The committee of arrange
ments were Cora Brownell. Walter and
Bertha BXby.
Mr.. Harry Mcfarland and Lillian Peck
ham were married Wednesday evening In
Tiverton After the ceremony they left by
boat for New York
Mr.. George Seabury and family re-
moved to Tiverton, Friday. Mr.. Seabury
has recently purchased a residence near
Quaker avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14
VALLEY VILLAGES
Womsn's. Relief Corps Fair
Closed christian EEd.avsr
Social -RaopsnlnIof Church

After a continuance of five weeks the
fair OF the McGregor Woman's Relief
corps OF Phenix was brought TO a close
on Saturday night, the last night being
the most profitable OF the series. A
chicken supper was served in the hall
from o'clock until s. when the floor was
cleared for dancing. The supper was
under the direction OF Mrs. Minnie Pull
sifier. Miss Estella Covel and Mrs.
Fanny Dyer and was partaken OF by
large number OF people. The dancing,
which was under the direction OF Owen
Moan. was participated In until about
II 30, Miller's orchestra furnishing the
music. At that time the drawing of the
combination tickets was proceeded 70. As
guests the corps had the Hope Brass
band. which rendered several selections
after their arrival.
The booths and tables set about the
hall were presided over by the following:
Cake. Mrs. Thomas Wood: candy. Mrs.
Joseph Holmes; handkerchief, Mrs. John
Ray fancy goods. Mrs. Betsey Marshal;
flowers, Mrs. Abby Gardiner; grab box.
Mrs. Susan Davis. The committee In
garet Munroe. Miss Estella Covel. Mrs.
Thomas Jehu, Mrs. Minnie Pulsifer. Miss
May Nj. Page.
FIsKEvILLE.
The Christian Endeavor society con-
nected with the Baptist church met at
the nome OF MI. ana MrS. Wllldin mar
rington on Saturday night and held their
regular monthly social. The society and
it's friends were out I'm goodly numbers,
and the evening was pleasantly passed In
playing games and In a general social
way. Before leaving the guests were
treated to a round of refreshments and
left at reasonable hour.
PHENIX.
Yesterday the auditorium OF the Phenix
NJ. II. church was re-opened although at
the morning service the congregation was
exceptionally small. In the evening Pre-
siding Elder A. j. Coultas of Providence
was present and spoke. Pastors from
the other valley Methodist churches were
also present and assisted I'm the exercises.
The attendance in the evening was very
large. The auditorium had been closed
for nearly three months while extended
innc~ations were under way.
On Saturday night In the parish house
st. Andrews guild held their annual
Christmas sale, which proved 10 be a de-
cided success In every way. the function
being largely attended
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Volunteer circle. Kings Daughters,
held an entertainment In the vestry OF
the Hope NJ. r. church on Saturday
night, which was n success.
The Anthony Social club held a dance
in odd Fellows hall on Saturday night.
which was well attended.
Some excitement was caused near the
Phenix mill late Saturday night. when
part OF the automatic sprinkling appa-
ratus gave way and started the fire
alarm upon the outside of the build
Ing In motion. The break was repaired
before any serious damage was done.
however.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14
nORT0AOEE'S SALE
OF Personal Property.

VIII be sold al public auction Monday.
December 2lst. 1903. at u o'clock M, on the
premises, by virtue OF the power OF safe
contained In that deed of mortgage made
and executed by Michael Gillen. dated the
26th day OF April 1900 and recorded IN
book No. II. at page 366 OF the records
OF personal property mortgages I'm PrOvi.
dence. X. l., the conditions OF said deed
OF mortgage having been broken. the fol-
lowing articles OF personal property IN
premises situate No. 537 Eddy Street. be-
tween Borden and Crary Streets, I'm Prov
idence, II. L.. viz
The fixtures. furniture, merchandise,
liquor and tobacco licenses and all other
property rights and privileges appertain-
ing to the retail liquor trade az said
premises. including the certificates OF
such licenses now current and To 10
granted hereafter during the continuance
OF this mortgage. Also the good will of
said trade. and the right. title and inter
est OF said mortgagor I'm and To the lease
Of said premises and all licenses and cer-
ticates.
BY order Of the mortgage. who hereby
gives notice OF an intention TO bid at said
sale or any postponement or Adjournment
thereof. JAMES j. McGONERN.
Attorney for the Mortgages
i02 Industrial Trust Bldg Providence.
Providence. r. L., December 18th t9o2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14

Harry Abbott, watchman at III. G. Cor
tons on Plainfield street, while engaged
in his work Saturday night had the mis-
fortune to have his left leg broken be-
tween the knee and ankle. by a bale OF
hay. He was taken to the Rhode Island
hospital
The committee who was appointed by
Division No. 20. Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans some time ago, met yesterday af-
ternoon and decided TO hold a grand ball
during the latter part OF January.
The officers-elect OF Hope Council,
Knights of Columbus, will be installed
Wednesday. Bebinning with the first
meeting In January this organization will
conduct a series OF whist parties
Mr.. Des Oranges. the artist who has
been confined to his residence on Bridg-
ham street for some time with rheuma-
tsm, was out for a short time Saturday
afternoon.
Patrick Moan. we'll known In this
icdnity, died at the Moan homestead Sat
urday afternoon. His funeral will be
held at st. AIMS church. cranston. to-
morrow morning.
There were three arrests In this dis
trfct during the last "A hours, one Charles
Reilly for stealing a cheap bracelet
from a Chinese laundry; one for being
drunk and one for revenng.
T. j. English. OF 242 Lowell avenue. has
asked the police TO find mis- valuable Fox
Terrier dog. that he host in the square
Saturday afternoon.
Albert Kerr. who for nearly two years
has been confined &c his home, 49s Plain
field street, with rheumatism. is reported
as being In n serious condition.
The Holy Name society. connected with
st. Anthony's church, held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
James Hanley. a well known resident
OF River avenue. passed away yesterday.
. The Sunset club win hold its regular
monthly meeting this evening.
The Young Mems Literary and Social
club is arranging for fair to be held
In january.
JOHN o'coNNHLI,
iats. Caps. Furnisnings. Trunk Store arc
Il n u aaaal ah ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14
A TRIP THROUGH ROME
Rev. J. J. schsuren Give Illustrated lsc'Gs
al 81. Inns Catholic huch.

About 900 parishioners OF St Johns Ro-
man Catholic church attended very in
teresting lecture last evening. which was
delivered by Rev. J. J. scheuren, the as
sistant rector OF the church.
"A Trip Through Rome was the sub
ject OF Father Scheuren's discourse and
over 100 views were used with n stere-
opticon 20 Illustrate the lecture
As each picture was thrown upon the
screen the speaker gave a short and very
interesting description OF the subject A
very entertaining feature OF the evening
sang The Holy City" illustrated by
stereopticon pictures.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14
RIVERSIDE.
Trouble on CaT-kt tho Local
Churches Wumen's Relief
Corps Annual Election.

II is reported that one evening last week
there was an argument on one OF the
late cars which came very near resulting
in trouble before II was settled. An Ital-
ian who got on the car some distance
above Armington's corner rendered the
conductor $40 bill In payment of his fare
and when that individual either would
not or could not change II he was goins
to put the passenger or the car.
Another passenger interposed and the
conductor resented the interference and
finally decided to put both OF the passen-
gers OF, stopping the car for that purpose
The passenger who had taken sides with
the Italian by paying a nickel for him In
order TO avoid trouble and the car start
ed on its way again.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
The services OF the Congregational
church were held In Mechanics hall on
Builock's Point avenue yesterday. Rev.
II. ". Hewlett Of Brown University
preached the morning sermon and II was
a very interesting discourse. Mise Grace
Hudson led the Christian Endeavor SER
vice at o'clock The topic was AN Anti
Worry Meeting" The evening service was
conducted by the pastor. Rev. Thomas r.
church will be held at the residence OF
Andrew Godfrey at "A Oak avenue.
The usual services were held at st.
Marks church, the rector, Rev A. Re-
mick officiating at all OF the servicest
OFFICERS ELECTED.
At the last meeting OF Farragut wom-
ems Relief corps the following officers
were elected: President, Mary z. Hey
worth: senior vice president, Frances
Leonard; junior vice, Mrs. Adeline Kirby,
treasurer. Annie p. Higgins conductor.
Ives p. Ballou; guard Gertrude Hough
falling; chaplain, Sarah r. Crowell; dele
gates. Lizzie Bolton and Lucinda Sand
ford; alternates. Lizzie Croweli and Della
Reed. The officers will he installed the
first meeting In January.
THE BOWLERS.
There was some very good bowling done
on the local alleys last week. The best
score OF the week was made by Fred
Foyer. who captured the weekly prize
with score OF l12. Fred Con- and Alfred
Albro were next with 100 each to their
credit The week was an interesting one
In regard to team bowling.
The Riverside grocery clerks team is an
easy first In the town league race and the
team which represents the Canonicus
Rowing club is second. The Seaweeds and
the Whangdoodles are tied for third place
and the Fast Providence clerks and the
Hinky Dees are tied for fourth place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS w1NsLow's SOOTHING sYRup
has been used for over sixty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething with perfect success. IL
soothes the child. softens the gums. al
lays all pain. cures wind collie. and IL the
best remedy for Diarrhoea. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold
by druggists in every part OF the world
Twenty -nve cents a bottle BE sure and
ask for Mrs winslow's Soothing syrup
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14

And every living thing was drowned
except what went. into the ark" ex-
planned the Sunday school teacher.
Fishes, too?' aueried a small pupil
Chicago News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14

JOHN o'coNNHLI,
iats. Caps. Furnisnings. Trunk Store ARC
Laundry 10 just anovs the postofYaca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14
THE STORM.
is AN EAGLE.

The eagle. that noble bird, or at least
an order known as the Fraternal Order OF
Eagles, has a large number OF repre-
sentatives I'm this vicinity. and among
them are John Haniven OF Perry street,
who In the personification OF good nature.
20 much SO that he is known as Happy
Jack" for no one has ever seen him
when his face was not wreathed In
smile.
Mr.. Haniven holds a prominent position
in the order. and yesterday visited Fal
River. where a new aerie was Instituted.
and took part I'm the exercises.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14
GRAYS WON.
WEEKLY SUPPER.

Saturday night the weekly supper o
the Massasoit club was held In the rooms
OF the club in the Leslie block. There
was a large gathering OF the members o
the club present. and after the suppe
had been served a most enjoyable seasoi
OF sociability was in order. Elaborate
preparations are being made for the an
nual banquet Of the club, which Is TO b'
held New Year eve.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.

Numerous inhabitants OF the Rumford
district complain that they gates are re-
moved. blinds taken of and small articles
carried away from their premises This
has been going on for nearly a fortnight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-14
ADVENT CONFERENCES.

Yesterday was commenced the Advent
conferences at St Mary's church. They
will be continued through the week, dur.
ing which time Rev. Shirley G. Hughsor
OF the Order OF the Holy Cross will offi-
ciate at preacher. During the week Holy
Eucharist will be at Z a m. and con
ference sermon at S o'clock Sunday school
will be omitted at l2;15 from Monday "a
Friday inclusive.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-07
II. at. c. SCHEDULE.
Local Wes0S
"a Wise Member,, tonight.

"A Wise Member tonight.
House for Rent. Apply TO d.
Mike, Jr, 10
5. II. Jones OF Edge, was In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Jno. ST. Fielder left for Nava-
sofa yesterday.
NJ. Mcdonald OF Macy, was a Wis
itor TO the city yesterday.
Fresh shipment Allegretti's can
dies just received. u. 5. Read. ~
Every day the year round you get
the beat meats ut Franklin Bros. 81
Rev. J. &. Mickle called on the
Eagle while in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. wIkerson and little
daughter arrived from Austin yester-
day.
Mrs. A. ). BlumenthAl and chill
dren returned TO NavAsotA yester-
day.
Dick Williams, the negro county
convict shot recently, has AboGt re-
covered.
NJ. Maggie, Zoe Bats and Robt.
Armstrong have gone 10 Caldwell on
business.
For SAle-My homestead In Bryan
8 acres Of land, 8 room dwelling and
outhouses. J. w. Barron. 10
ID. w. Ford Of Hollis, was In the
city yesterday. MIR. Ford il now
taking horticultural course at Col
lege.
Franklin Bros. handle more live
stock IN car lots aud sell more meats
than any dealers or shippers in
Bryan. 81
Jim Jackson, negro county con-
Wet at work with the gang on the
Bryan and Macy roads, escaped yes
terday morning.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
HIP. Anthony died Monday night
At their home In this city and will
be buried this afternoon at 2:8O.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-07

Next Attraction" "A Wise Member
Wednesday night.
for Rent-i7 acres fine pasture, In
side corporation. G. A. Adams. y
s.H. Jones Of Kurten. gave the
Eagle n call while Ia the city yester'
day.
Just received, At Norwood's store,
nice assortment Of black silk
roggs and black silk ornaments. .
Just received, ut Norwood's, q big
stock Of ladies American Girl shoes
in light aud heavy soles, PEBBLE grain
and satin finish. y
For Sale-At my residence iOOO
good postoak posts, and q lot Of good
cord wood three miles from town.
q 5. NJ. Derden.
On Monday Mr.. ]. NJ. Mike dis
posed Of his home property In Bryan
at private sale for the sum of siOOo.
Capt. w. II. Wiley was the pur-
chaser.
Fully equipped for handling meats
aud serving their customers, Frank
lin Bros. long ago established rep
utation as the leading dealers Of
Bryan. 81
Misses Hattie Glaze and Maggie
McCAllum, Of Kurten, arrived yes
terday after visiting at HeArne.
They were met here by Messrs.
Louis Glaze and Alex McCallum.
"Glimpses Here and There in
Europe" "A lecture by Rev. J. NJ Kir-
win a. the opera house Thursday
night Of next week, promises to be a
treat TO thinking people, who like to
learn something as we'll AS TO be
highly entertained. The Eagle ac-
knowledg,s receipt Of compliments
airy tickets from the Mother Superior
OF the Ursuline' Convent under
whose auspices the lecture is given.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-07

Just received, at Norwood's store
"A nice assortment OF large pearl but
tons and black jet buttons. y
Farm lands 5 and 8 miles from
Bryan, for sale or to exchange for
town property. T. j. Preston. IS
For Rent-Building near the ]. q
G.. y. depot, recently occupied by
Elite Restaurant. Apply at this
office. %
Manager Mike has secured the re-
turn Of the famous Who What When
minstrels for one night, Friday, Jan.
o. Our theatre-goes are aware OF the
good impression left by this compa-
ny last season and are assured by
the management that the company
now Is up TO the high standard set by
them In the past.
The A. o. u, w. grand lodge off,
GERS will be present at the meeting
Of Vulcan lodge Thursday night, and
there will be an installation OF new
officers aud initiation work. A full
attendance Of the members il earn
estly desired,
An advance notice says: BE sure
and arrange your appointments so
that you can attend the performance
Of the funniest OF farces, "A Wise
Member" at the opera house on
Wednesday, January I. The play
Abounds with many extremely funny
situations, and no company with less
ability than that possessed by this
one could hope 10 sustain them with
any degree u success. Some OF the
climaxes are excessively funny and
must be most ably presented 10 con-
vey a good idea OF the possibilities
In them The company headed by
G. Il. Marvin consists Of players OF
unquestioned ability, and lovers of
comedy will find nothing wanting
that will contribute TO an excellent
performance Of one OF the cleanest,
funniest comedies ever written.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-07
DR.. D. 4. Clark,
OFFICE At eMaeLS DRUG STORE.

Marriage licenses:-C. A. Blake 20
Miss Mamie O'Brien; VIM Hudgins
10 Cornelia Hayes; J. O. Maniord 10
Georgia Glover; Fayette Lewis To
Lille Sergeant; Richard Manley 10
Cora Graham; John Allen Moore 10
Nan Garrett Parks; w. I. Johnson
10 Dana Benbow; George Calhoun
10 Addie Crawford; ID. T.. Bate TO
Zula T.. Dennis; Jack Ross TO Char
ity Howard; Willie Gilbert 10 John
ME Martin; T.. w. Thompson 10
Maggie Holden; Gabe Evans 10
Mary Sims; Tony Congelosa 90
Mary Glarratano; John Calhoun 10
Rosa Mitchell; Bonnie Cash 10 Lena
Coutspeer; Marvin Hunt 20 Gage
Palmer.
An advance notice says an eclipse
which can be seen with the naked
eye will occur At the opera house on
Wednesday, January 7, when the
comedy success "A Wise Member"
will be presented by &, Is. Marvin
and his clever company, ecllpsing all
predecessors. This company comes
highly recommended by press and
public from all the leading cities as
being the strongest Of It's class on the
road.
The celebrated Who What When
minstrel company will again be seen
at the opera house on Friday night,
Jan. .. Since their appearance here
last year they have played In every
large city In the United States and
have been received by the press and
public with the utmost praise. All
lovers OF high-clAss, refined min
strelsy have treat In store on the
above date. Prices Soc, soc, 76c.
At n recent meeting OF the l.. s.
Ross chRpter, U. ID. c., an election
OF officers reuslted a. follows: Mrs.
J. ID. West, president; Mrs. +. A.
Lee, frat vice president; Mrs. Mil
ton Parker, second vice president;
Mrs. Matte Smith, treasurer; Mrs.
w. q. TaliAferro, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Milton Sims, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Stoddard, his
torian.
Capt. w. II. Wiley has purchased
the barber shop Of Guy Hunt, next
door 10 Is. II. Knox. Mr.. A. 81.
Scott Is in charge Of the shop. The
price Of a shave has been reduced 10
10 cents, and the patronage Of the
public il invited.
out Of deep sympathy and respect
for Mr.. and Mrs. n. 4. Anthony In
the death Of their little daughter,
Master Lynnvillo Houston has post
poned his birthday party until
evening Jan. Sth
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-07
Book Day Program.

The Book Day" reception Of
the ladies Of the NJ, / c. will take
place this afternoon at the home OF
the president, Mrs. L. l.. McIn-
mis-. An entertaining program has
been arranged.
Music-Miss Zuber.
Modern Institutions Of Learn.
ing-Mrs. Maggie.
Music.
Carnegie's Views Of Fiction in
Public Libraries-Mrs. Waldrop.
Addrtss-Mr. C Z. Fountain.
Music-Mrs. Howell.
Discussion on our Public Ii
brary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-07
Blank Books for 1905.

Now Is the time TO order Blank
Books for 1913. We are local agents
for the NJ. Z. EXline Co., manufac-
turing stationeIs, photographers and
Blank Book makers, Dallas, Texas
We are prepared to take your order
for anything In the way Of office sta
tionery, whether made TO order or
from regular stock. We also sell
desks and Office furniture.
The Bryan Eagle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-07
Stockholders Meeting.

A meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Brazos River Bridge company Is
hereby called at the Office Of the sec
Rotary in Bryan, Monday, Jan. ~,
1898, at 1880 p. m, for the purpose Of
electing directors aud such other
business as may come before the
meeting. G.. ;. Parker,
Secretary.
Bryan, Texas, Dec. 30, i9O2. 20
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