The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-30
/ THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
and In a short time later walked into the
Central station with his four prisoners.
ATTENDED, CHURCH.

and In a short time later walked into the
Central station with his four prisoners
ATTENDED, CHURCH.
Yesterday morning upwards OF 200 men,
bers Of the Improved Order OF Red Men,
together with the board of great chiefs
OF this reservation attended divine ser
vice at the Second Baptist church at the
corner of Taunton avenue and Walnut
street The members OF the order marched
to the church In body. G. NJ. Walsh
acting as marshal An interesting SER
mon, appropriate to the occasion was
preached by Rev. G. w. Rigler. pastor
OF the church.
Mr.. Rigner took his tet from Cor. v-15.
A soDIER's FUNERAL.
At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
funeral of Herbert NJ. Barney, a United
States soldier from this town, who died
in service In the Philippines. was held at
the Haven NJ. T.. church on Taunton ave-
nue.. There were many present who had
known the young man and large num-
Der of floral tributes
The casket in which the remains were
inclosed was draped with the colors Of
the country I'm whose defence the young
man sacrificed his life. The pastor OF
the church. Rev. John f. Blake. delivered
touching discourse upon patriotism, in
the practical application OF which the
dead soldier had sacrificed his life in a
foreign land, far from home. friends and
the ministering hands of those to whom
he was dear.
The funeraPwas attended by representa-
tives OF the Grand Army, the Relief Corps
and the Sons OF Veterans Four OF the
members OF the Sons Of Veterans In full
uniform officlated as pail bearers. After
the service at the church the remains
were taken to Rumford for interment.
HORSE FELL DOWN.
Shortly before o'clock this morning
horse attached to a milk cart owned
by w. H. Jordan of Swansea fell down
on Watchemoket square. After many ef-
forts had been made without avail to get
the animal upon it's feet. the driver pro-
cured another horse and proceed on his
way.
The horse which had fallen, and which
II was later learned had the spinal menin-
getis was left laying in the street.
II remained there for several hours. after
which the animal was shot and the car
cass was removed.
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.
Now that the football season Is over
the attention. OF the high school boys
is turning to other branches of athletics
An ice hockey team will probably be
formed this week. There are many OF
the students interested in the formation
OF the team and II one is decided upon
a large list OF candidates will try to make
the team Several are already practcing
in anticipation OF the team formed.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
AT the Haven NJ f. church the pastor,
Rev John Il. Blake. preached at the
morning service. taking for his subject,
II VIII Give The the Heaven for Thine
Inheritance and the Uttermost parts of
the Earth for Thy Possession
The Epworth league service was led
by George II. Brown. The subject was
'The Use OF Prayer"
The pastor was suffering from severe
cold and was unable to offlciate at the
evening service. The meeting was led
by f. G. Phillips.
At the United Congregational church
the pastor, Rev. c. T.. Gorden, preached
his subject being from Luke XV-4, THAT
which is lost gave expedition of those
parallels spoken of In this chapter" The
c. r. service was led by Miss Grace w.
Alien. The subject was Mission Work
In India" In the evening the pastor gave
n talk on what is II to be n Christian"
A special prayer service will be held
Tuesday evening at the residence OF
Miss Wallen. The United Workers will
meet Thursday evening with Mrs Pease.
At the Second Baptist church the
Junior Endeavor was led by Miss Vivian
Farrow and the Senior Endeavor by
Miss Laura Brooks. Mr.. Rigler con-
Quoted the evening service A Christian
Endeavor social will be held Tuesday
evening and Wednesday afternoon a
meeting OF the Woman's Church aid will
be held.