The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-05
WaichemOket Tribe Held Meet
ing Last Night,
Rev. A. B. Chrlsty VIII 0ffIclats
at First Baptist Church,

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Cast Providence.
Las. night the regular meeting or
watchemoket tribe. No. 2, !. O. X NJ
was held last night In odd Fellows hsA
on Warren avenue. There was a large
contingent of the members in attendance
and considerable business OF Importance
was transacted
There was also number OF visitors
present. After the business OF the ses-
non had been disposed OF there were
some very interesting remarks for the
GOOD OF the order and season OF sc
eiabiiity enjoyed.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Tomorrow morning. Rev. A. B. Cristy
will orriciate at the First Baptist church
and In the evening a missionary service
will be held.
The services ~ the other churches will
be as follows:
Haven M. E. church. Rev. John Edward
Blake. pastor-lo:b holy communion and
reception OF members; 1915 sunday
school: $50. r. L.; 7:ao, public worship
with sermon by pastor.
United Congregational church. Rev.
Charles L. Gordon, pastor-,tTsschAns'
1o.&. Sunday school, 1915, g. f., 8; even
ing service. 7.
saoond Baptist church. Rev. George W.
Rigler. ID. D.. PASTOR Sermons COM
munion and reception Of members, lo'b'
address by Mr. Randall of Brown uni
versity. Z; Sunday school. le:lS; Junior
&. f.. $40: " r. IS. G. H.. s.
St Mary's Episcopal church Rev her-
bert A. Dana, rsctor-Holy communion
40. morning prayer.a1O. holy communion
1890: sunday school. 2:lb' confirmation
lecture 4: evening prayer I:@
I1uiyersal list church. Rev. Allen Brown
nastor. holy communion and sermon,
i0.B: sunday school, IL; evening ser
vice, !. .,.,>,>-s
There are prospects that building opera
tions here will be quite lively this spring
ca,,oral new houses are TO be constructed
and a number OF old structures are 10 De
changed over This work. together with
the usual amount OF repair work II en =
nected TO furnish a season of active en-
ployment 10 the local mechanics.
ALL CLEAR
rhe saekonk river is now free from ice
tos,ch an extent that the river Is naNiga-
HE TO Pawtucket. and the numerous yes
sells which have been laying In the mar
hor for q number OF weeks awaiting an
,,.,,,,,I,v 20 get 10 their berths have
nrnceSded TO their docks up the river TO
discharge their csrgoes.
THE GRANGE.
The regular meeting of Roger VIII
ltar,a grange was held i'm Grange hali
AZ Armlngton's corners last night Ihere
was a good attendance ana matters oi
Interest 10 the grange were discusseo,
A,,er the discussion. season OF social
Intercourse WAS enjoyed
THAT STATION.
No hint has vet been given OF any In
tended action in regard TO the much
needod new police station az Phihipsoale'
such a station. which rs an urgent ne
coss,ty I'm the winter time, is even more
- AZ the summer. and as the summer sea =
.or a. close lipon us some measure should
,o taken 70 secure the erection or some
kInd OF n building for use as station,
<necial town meeting is contemplated
IN a short time, and II one is held it Is
no more than proper that the matter or
an appropriation for this purpose snouio
ba thought up in the meeting. II is
.,rohahIe that there will be n heavy travel
e. the shore resorts on a direct line from
,ba heart of Pawtucket during the sum-
mer. and as the crowds which patronze
,he late cars on the shore resort lines
need frequent police attention, " Is
rroner that there should be some place
In the Phtllipsdale end OF the town where
prisoners can be confined.
When the officer on the beat makes an
arrest as things are now, he is obliged
10 leave HIS beat for an hour or more TO
take the prisoner into the Central station.
This condition needs changing as soon
as possible
WEEKLY SESSION.
The weekly session OF the Seventh dis
,rict court was held in the court room
m the town hall. yesterday afternoon.
The docket was light one, there being
but one case tried.
Ia the case OF william r. whasen va.
william r. Neaudry. I'm which the plain
tlff sued 20 recover the balance due on a
note was trial.
After hearing the evidence Judge Bliss
gave decision for the plaintiff for $50 70
end costs. Thomas r. Vance for plaintiff.
The csss OF Joseph O'Reiny vs. W h
Lawrence an action on book account,
was contin ued for one week.
AN ART EXHIBIT
The superintendent Of schools IL ar
ranging for an art exhibit TO be hold IN
me town han or IN. afternoon and even.
ing OF April ls A nominal Admission
fee will be charged. and the proceeds oi
the exhibit are 20 be devoted 90 the pur.
chase OF pictures 10 adorn the rooms oi
the schools
number OF handsome paintings ri