The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-25
The News Of the State.


/ teresting sermon. There was special
music al both the morning and the even
! ing services. very good cornet solos being
rendered BY Clarence Horton.
/ The Junior Endeavor meeting was led
/ by Lester Monroe. The Christian En-
deavor meeting was led by Frank r.
Medbery. The meeting war addressed
! by II. n. Whitman, secretary of the
Rhode Island j. Y Il. L., who delivered
a very interesting talk. - very pleasing
Solo was rendered by Mr.. Jones OF ProVl-
dence.
At the evening service the pastor took
for his subject THE UnchsDgeable
Christ" and delivered very interesting
discourse
In the morning at the Haven NJ. f..
church. the pastor, Rev. John r. Blake,
took for hts subject "The Kind OF Life
Jesus Approves" and preached a very In
teresting sermon "The Right Use OF
Time" was the topic OF discussion for
the mems class. The Epworth league
meeting was led by the pastor The
subject was III Christ Should come 10
Our Town"
The pastors subject at the evening
service was THAT / May Know Him"
Roth the morning and the evening
services at the First Universalist church
were conducted by the pastor. Rev Allen
Brown. In tho morning he took for hts
subject. "spscisa Duties and Privileges or
People"
In the evening ne discoursed on the
second article OF the Universslist pro
fession OF faith meeting of the Ballou
society will be held "Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
At the United Congregational church.
Rev. +. j. Marsh of Boston. addressed
the congregation on sunday school mis-
| sionary work In the evening the Chris
tian Endesvor society and the church
united I'm n meeting which was led by
Miss Edith NJ. Goff. The topic was, III
| Christ Should Come 10 Our Town.
The missionary study class WI meet
with the pastor. Tuesday evening The
| United Workers will meet Tuesday sf-
| ternoon with Mrs Short at her home
/ on Mary avenue. Thursday evening the
weekly prayer meeting will be held at
| Mr.. Budlong's. and Friday evening a
meeting of the Sunday school teachers
will be held at the same place.
At the First Baptist church at East
| Providence Center both the morning and
the evening services were conducted by
Rev. W. III. Palmer In the morning he
took for his subject Lowest Thou Ne.
| and In the evening his topic was Follow
| Thou Ne" The Christian Endeavor ser
vice was led by John Herring
DISTRICT COURT.
Things looked old fashioned In the Sew
enth district court this morning. There
| were four victims before the court. one
| brought in from tho Second station wes
charged with breaking aud entering, one
| was charged with revelling and the other
| two were accused OF having been intoSi-
| Gated to such an extent as 70 amount 10 n
| violation OF decency.
| The most exciting NJ the cases was the
| trial of the man brought In from the sec
ond station, charged with breaking and
! entering The complaint alleged that ne
| had broken into a joint on Narragsnsett
| avenue at Riverside and helped himself TO
some whiskev Matthew Donnely, the
man who was accused ot purloining fire.
water from the establishment in question
| pleaded not guilty and was able TO estab-
! lish his innocence 10 the satisfaction or
! the court without employing the services
! OF n lawyer.
According to his testimony he had gone
20 the place in search OF a certain woman.
and being unable to arouse anyone by
! tapping on a. window he had gone around
! 10 the other side Of the house and tried
| the door which he had found open. Up
on finding tho door unfastened he had en-
| tered and gone TO the room OF the bar
tender who he had invited to drink. The
| invitation he said. had been accepted and
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he had hidden the bartender good night
and left the place
He was surprised some time later 10 he
| arrested on warrant charging him with
| breaking into the place and stealing the
| whskey. After he had told the story "a
the court Judge Bliss decided that he
| could not be cassed as 4 burglar mas
! much as he had been entertained in good
/ shape by the bartender, who had entered
| no protest at the time against his pres
| ence. The prisoner was discharged.
Langdon n. Graham. owned sp To =
charge OF reveling and was fined 50 and
| costs. which he was unable TO pay
Two men who had been arrested on a
| charge OF drunkenness pleaded guilty and
! each was assessed s. and costs
! Yesterday morning Charles Brewer,
who had been brought back from Wal
! than by Sergeant Adams on a charge OF
| larceny or $50 from the person OF George
/ Thomas. a conductor on one of the local
lines of street ears pleaded guilty and
was held in $500 bonds for his appearance
before the grand jury.
THE w. c. II. L.
The regular meeting OF the local W &.
/ + IT, will be held tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. Chase at her home on School
! street at o'clock.