The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
EAST PROVIDENCE
Woodmen Held Public install
Iatlon Last Night.
Taunton Avenue Gar Burned
Out Both Controllers.

rAs night public installation Of officers
sas held by Enterprise camp. Modern
Woodmen of America and the officers for
the ensuing year were duly inducted In
20 office by Deputy state Councillor n.
II Chaplin. Those installed were as fol-
lows:
Venerable councillor, A. w. May; ad-
wiser. C. s. Hammond; banker, j.
Moore; clerk. william r. Smyth; watch
man. T. J. Tighe; sentry, james Coyne.
After the installation there was speaking
by number OF prominent members OF
rhe order and an excellent collation. was
served.
BLOWN OUT.
AT 1:26 this morning the circuit con-
troller on the snow clow which was being
used 10 keep the track on the Riverside
line clear blew out when the car was on
Washington bridge and for a few min
utes the plow was out Of business Some
waste which WAS near the controller
caught fire but the blaze was extingulsh-
ed before any very serious damage had
been done.
A new improved piow was put In COM
mission on the same line last night IL
irst went over the line in charge OF SUI
perintendent of the electrical department
George Bronson. The plow In Of the latest
and most approved pattern and will be
little ahead OF the standard OF efficiency
OF the old piows-
HUNG UP.
The hast car on the Taunton avenue line
last nirht got hung up at Broafway SIX
Corners and instead Of going through
watchemok.-t square at 1905 as III gener@
aily does II went through on the way 10
the barn at 1:25 m tow OF another car
which had 20 be sent for from the barn
on Traverse street
ON the way over from the city one or
The controllers had been blown out and
after the trolley had been shifted to make
the return trip the other one followed
suit and put the car out OF business.
WEEKLY SESSION.
The ,vee,,iy sessIon OF the Seventh dis
trict. court was held yesterday afternoon.
The case OF Annie O'Connell VS.. $. =.
Chase. an action OF trespass and eject
ment. the premises of which possession
was sought being cottage house on
Narragansett avenue at Riverside was
called There was no appearance for the
defense and the case was defaulted. Page
and Page for plaintiff. W
ADVERTISED LETTERS
The following letters are advertised at
the East Providence. r. J., postonice Jan.
g 1904:
T,adies-Mrs. Jerry Gardner, Mrs. s. n.
Haskins. Miss Alberta Hanson, Miss May
Kelly. Mrs. Henry Mullen. Mrs X. Muir
ply. Mrs. Harry Tyne, Miss Flora Smith.
Gentlemen--John Johanson. John Le-
grow. Cuanuolo Miclelen Angelo. Captain
steven Nickerson. Martri Tostoron.
TOWN HALL. RECORDS.
Emma F.. Julian L. and Hannah b.
Arlington sold to Hannah y. Morrow
certain land on the easterly side of Paw
tucket avenue for $40.
AN IMPROVEMENT.
The Rhode Islander. the weekly news
paper OF the town, made its appearance
n q new form this morning. II has been
increased TO popular newspaper size IN
stead of the old size. There were eight
pages most OF which were replete with
local news.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
The following services will I've held at
the local churches tomorrow:
Meshantcut Park church--S. s.. 2;D;
preaching, $3.50, by Rev. II. c. Dana.
st. Mary's Episcopal church. Rev, ~.
G. Dana. rector-Holy communion, 1880;
morning prayer. 1880; ;. 3, l2'lo; even
ing prayer, 7:30-
Haven nj. r.. Church. Rev. John Ed
ward Blake. pastor-l0:45. holy com
munion and reception Of members; lS1b
g. S.; $50, +. H.; 1;30. worship with ser
mon by the pastor.
United Congregational church. Rev.
Charles r. Gordon, pastor-Preaching'
iO:4s: s. s.. 1915; G. e., 8; evening ser
mon, address by the pastor on Corea, 4
Second Baptist church, Rev. q. w
Rigler, u. D., pastor-Preaching. l0;6
and Z; s. S.. 1913; Jr. G. r., $40; G. E,. o.
Universalist church. Rev. Allen Brown.
pastor-Church meeting, i0:0; services,
l0:& and Z: s. s.. IL.
LOCAL ITEMS.
watchemoket tribe. No. ?, J. O. r. NJ,
held its regular meeting in Odd Fellows
hall last night.
This evening the Massasoit club will
hold their weekly supper in the club par
lors in Leslie block.
The street car service on some Of the
lines was considerably demoralized by the
storm. on the Warren avenue line cars
were three quarters OF an hour late,