The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-30
RIVERSIDE.
An Interesting Home Wedding.
Congregational Church to Be
Enlarged and Improved.

Last night Herbert G. Fuller and Rose
Josephine Angel were united In maria ge
by Rev. II. E. Johnson OF East ProVi-
dence The ceremony was performed In
the house at 3s Fuller avenue, where the
young people will reside upon their return
from their honeymoon The parlor was
handsomely decorated for the occasion
with red white and blue festooned from
the ceiling and American hags tastefuiiy
displayed.
The ceremony was performed at half
past to enable the couple 70 eaten
train for Boston. Miss Iotue ruler
Providence officiated as best man The
bride was attired in travelling costume,
and carried a bouquet OF white pinks ana
maiden hair ferns.
The bridesmaid was attired in white and
also carried white pinks. A nuptal Yea
WAS served after the ceremony. after
which the happy couple TOOK thelr ae
parture in hack. drawn by two white
horses, which tfeir friends had appropri-
ately decorated.
The shower OF rice highly resembled a
from their honeymoon next week Mr..
and Mrs. Fuller will reside In the house
in which the ceremony was performed
TO ENLARGE CHURCH.
The work OF carrying out the proposed
changes at the Congregational church u
10 be commenced at once. The cnurcn
will be raised up and basement put
in. The basement will be devoted TO
Sunday school work and social purposes
An addition eight by 26 feet will be built
on TO the church, which Will someWhat
increase the size of the auditorium ana
give an entrance on Oak avenue.
This f. but part OF the Improvement
contemplated, but this win be done at
once TO relieve the pressing necessity
for more room and the remainder at
future time.
SPECIAL MEETING.
A ppecdaI meeting of Canonicus Rowing
club, was held last night In the club
house on Maple avenue. The committee
reported that the net proceeds or the
minstrel show was s25
II was voted to hold a supper next
Wednesday night and John Tobin, w.
w Monroe, Frank Schellfnger. r. J.
Godfrey and s. j. Weeden were appoint
ed a committee to make the necessary
arrangements.
John Tobin, S. j. Weeden and Frank
Kingsford were appointed a committee
to arrange for a select dance on May Is.
The committee to arrange for dance
at Boyden Heights reported that the hall
could not be secured and was discharged
with thanks.
KILLED DUCKS.
Recently a dog got into the poultry
/ yard OF Col. II. Anthony Dyer and killed
| four valuable ducks. Yesterday the
! authorities viewed the fowls and ap-
praised them at $500
TO HOLD SOCIAL.
Riverside lodge. X. OF p. held n short
meeting last night and then adjourned
to go TO the annual invitation at East
Providence. ext Wednesday evening
the lodge will hold n private social for
members and their families
There will be dancing and n collation..
Frank Hammond, o. G. Belain, and G. L.
Kirby are the committee of arrange
ments.
LOCAL NEWS.
81. Marks guild has elected the follow
ting officers, President. III. w. Remick
vice president, Miss Carrie Atwood: sec
retary A. ID. Cady: treasurer. II. X.
Harris.
Mrs. J. H. Monroe was high score at
the Favorite Whist club last night with
40. The other scores were: Mrs Bid
| mead 80. Mrs German, 32, Mrs Ferris 80
Mrs. Howarth 30. Mrs. Reed 2s, Mrs
| Wood 81
Arrangements are completed for the
Narragansett Engine company's MAY bail
at Crescent park tomorrow night. Ar
rangements for the serving OF a May sup
per have been made with Caterer Lewis
a dog belonging TO Robert Gibson was
run over and killed by one OF the Subur-
ban cars last night
A meeting Of the Ladies' society Of the
congregational church was held at their
rooms In the parsonage yesterday after
noon.
| The weekly prayer meeting will be held
! at the parsonage tonight