The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-23
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standing the inclement weather at the
reception rendered by the trustees TO the
new pastor OF the High Street Universal l.
list church by the trustees last evening.
The main vestry and the parlor OF the
| church were handsomely decorated and
there were potted plants and palms pleas =.
antly arranged. The receiving party con-
sisted of Rev. Mr.. Barney. President
| George Ansel Carpenter, with Mrs. Car
penter, Mrs Ida e. Beede and Hon. Henry
| r. Metcalf. There were a number OF
pastors from the other churches OF this
| city and vicinity present TO meet the new
pastor. The occasion was most happil,
| arranged one.
| Mayor Higgins entertained Lawrence
DOrsay. who has been playing the title
! role at the Providence, and Mr.. D'Orsay
was made 10 believe that the king had
| come TO his own. Many prominent citi-
,ens took part In the entertainment
| The electric cars had a very difficult
time OF IL last night
The San Francisco club held social
In Hutchinson's hall last night that was
decided success. Fsy's Belmont or
chestra furnished music for dancing
The reception given by the Working
Girls club 10 Miss Jean Hamilton. secre-
tary Of the National League OF Women
Workers was big success Representa-
tives from kindred clubs of the North End
and Mount Pleasant Providence were
in attendance. Decorations OF very an
propriate and tasteful nature were inevi-
dence, Miss Hamitons address on the
work OF the Nomen's league was OF a
most instructive and entertaining nature
Refreshments were served and there was
| also picture contest
John J. TIerney, secretary OF the Paw
| tucket BASEBALL association. attended the
| meeting held at the Quincy House Bcs-
, ton. Thursday night for the purpose OF
| forming a New England league. Paw
tucket will probably be in the league II
| the earnest efforts OF FIVE or six other
cities result In assuring financial support
TO such league for the next season
The occupants of a single sleigh were
| tipped out at the junction OF Pawtucket
avenue and Main street yesterday after
noon. The horse ran a short distance
after his faux pas.
Rev Frank Rector. ID. D.. officiated at
the funeral OF Mrs Mary Kirk, which
! took place from her home on Broadway
| yesterday.
| The Intsr-City league proposes TO have
some strong baseball clubs this year.
The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Buffum took
place from the Church OF Our Lady OF
Consolation yesterday afternoon
Two water faucets were left open last
y. =.
Oberton at the corner OF High and Esx-
change streets This was done 10 thaw out
| the pipes and food resulted
II Is probable shelter will be opened
by the Associated Charities within n short
! time. The Salvation Army will have
charge.
Judge Shove fined Nicholas Zangaro IS
and cost for an assault on n. Roma n o
yesterday. The assault took place cou-
pie OF weeks ago
Rev. ]. j. woolley ofriciated at the fun
eral OF Newton r. Benedict yesterday
a Lonsdale avenue car slipped from the
rails at the turnout on Main street near
Hill avenue Yesterday afternoon. Travel
was delayed for time.
Miss Mary Josephine Boyle daughter Of
John s. Boyle. died yesterday afternoon
She had many friends who deeply mourn
her loss
Death has again visited the household OF
John =. BOYLE of $50 Main street. and tho
third and last daughter has been carried
off in less than az many years by the
grim reaper" The first IN pass away was
Miss Agnes, the second Margaret widow
of Malcolm Thompson and Miss Mary
Josephine, all AT the time % death being
about Il years OF age. the best medical
skill OF Pswtucket. Providence woon-
socket and the entire state being OF no
avail.
There were all estimable young women
with a host Of friends not only in the
confectionery trade with which their
father has been for years directly identi.
Ned, but also with local society Of which
they were highly valued members Com.
posed as he r. In his hour Of afYliction.
Mr.. Boyle deserves and will certainly re-
ceive the sympathy of the community.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from ST. Mary's
church. and interment will follow in the
family lot In st. Francis cemetery. the re-
mains OF the three daughters son-in-law,
wife mother and father reposine side by
side.