The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-24
WARREN.

Tho following officers wers recently
elected and installed at the Bapttst
church: President, II. w. watien! VICE
president A. B. Corey, clerk, Walter f.
Corey: assistant clerk, Frank E Greene:
treasurer. Daniel s, Bushee; auditors. w.
IL Simmcns Il. r. Cutler and A. B.
Corey; collector OF weekly offerings Miss
Heairtetta Martin: assistant collector
Miss Abby Martini pulpit c.Hpmfttee.
Deacons Corey, Bushee and Simmons: |:
ushers and collectors. Frederick Greene.
oeorge " Seymour. A. c. Gardner. u. r.
Cutler. ". p. Barker. J. n. West, w. E.
Corey, Frank III. Cole: finance committed
president. A. II. Corey; clerk waiter- E
Simmons and II. X. Cutler; communion
service. William II simmons and Miss
Helen Fuller; robe COMMITTEES. Mrs John
X. Brown. Mrs. Walter Corey. Mrs. Eu-
gene "A. Vaughan and Mrs. Thomas
RamBden committee on welcoming
Strangers Mrs. e. A. Vaughan, II n.
Cole. Miss Mabel ID. Gon, Arthur j.
Maker, II. Greene; parsonage committee.
+. y. Drown and Deaoons Corey and
Bushee; music connhttee. Alonzo c.
Gardner. e r. Cutler. Alven g. Kemp
ton, Miss Abby Martin and Mrs. IL NJ
wsa5en: advisory committee pastor dea-
con and clerk; Sunday school sIry,srfn-
tendent, Frederick Greene, Francis p.
Barker and Edward r. Cutler; church
calendar. Mrs. IL w. waueu. Miss II
Louise Brown; committee on procuring
Easter flowers. p. Barker, Mrs ID. s.
Bushse.
Mss Mary r. Honr. n we'll known local
iady expired yesterday st her home on
Water street after a SHORT t,ut serious
attarlS OF Illness. Miss Hoar ~ survived
by two sistcrs. both residing in Warren.
The situation at tho werren rtigh
school Ie causing oonaid erable discussion
among towncpeoplo Opinions of parties
uncoDcerned are for the most part, In
favor of giving tho students the one-sos-
sion rule. While nvmcrous people to
not uphold the students for isaving
school. they DO nos blame them for seek
ing 10 secure their rights. Yesterday
morning the scholars were al present.
but at the close OF the morning session,
very nearly all of thenn packed up their
books and went home The requisite num-
Der Of 1--WE were present at the afternoon
session, and consequently Principal Al
van @ Hampton went ahead with bis du-
ties. Some dfscuscdur has been hoard as
10 who II the lender IN the afrnfr, but ac-
oord,ng to a number OF the students, They
have no leaders, their fight being indi-
viduaL The town authorities are help
less to cope with the matter, as the par
cooperation with their children 7hs STU
dents all say that they will stick 10 the
hght and there DOES not seem 30 h~ the
least BIT OF weverins. ~ any part of the
parties involved. One thing So certain. the
members Of tho school committee who are
responsible for tfe present state Of af-
fairs are being talked about and con-
demned iordly by the yeneral public.
Rev. Joeeph A. Fso<eaux conducted .
srecfal Lsnton service st 81 Johns
church last night. A larye congregation
was present
The Sewing society OF the Baphs,
church met with Mrs Walker Corey at
her homo on Hope street yesterday after
noon. The 1rst part o. the afternoon was
spent IN work. followed by a social sea-
son, with refreshments.
Amffy lodge. l. o. q. r., met IN odd
Fellow ball last night Routine business
was transacted. followed ty n social sea-
Won