The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-14
EAST PROVIDENCE
The Golfers Came Out in Good
Force Yesterday,
Cars Were Well Pdtr0nized.
Other Local Items.

East Providence branch OF The News Is
at i Taunton avenue Telephone H.
East Providence
Yesterday was the first day I'm some
time that there has been any chance for
any golf playing. and many Of the mem
bers OF the clubs made the most OF ;helr
opportunity by coming out early ana
staying late. All day there was goodif
sssemblage OF players on tho links in the
north end Of tho town.
There promises % be n greater amount
Of interest than ever in the game thls
year. and IL Is probable that there VIII
be q crowd out to the links every sun
On many OF the lots In out OF the way
place. where they were ny fres irPm ~ phe y Soys
OF the town engaged In ball playing,
News reporter having noticed, no less
than three games OF baseball In full
swing in his ramble about the town.
GOOD BUSINESS.
Business In the coal line seems TO be
very good with tho Consolidated here
tusf now The old time Number Of ves-
sells are being docked and unioaded AZ AZ
dock as fast as possible, and long lines
of coal-laden freight cars are standing on
the tracks, waiting to be hauled to inland
This morning the big four-master Ed
ward Brixey was docked az the Barring
ton dock. and the work Of relieving her
other vessels in the stream waiting for
berths. and as fast as one ship is pulled
away from the wharf another Is brought
In and made fast
SUNDAY SERVICES.
of the local churches yesterday. both at
.ho pnornfpg "A eyaning aarytcaa
At the second Baptist church at the
corner OF Taunton avenue and Walnut
street, both the morning and the evening
services were conducted by Rev. Gibbs
Braislin. The Junior Endoavor meeting
was led by Miss Helen Frazer.
At the United Congregational church
the pastor. Rev. Charles II. Gordon
preached In the morning on "The Re
sponsfbility OF Parents and the Religious
Training OF Children" The evening ser
vice at the church was omitted
At the First Universalist church the
pastor, Rev. Allen Brown discoursed in
the morning on THE Divine Require
ments" and In the evening on "The
Fatherhood OF God
At the Haven NJ. T.. church the pastor
Rev. John K. Blake preached on "The
Other Wise Man" The Lp worth leagre
meeting was led by George A. Brown.
IN tne evening tno pastor preacncu on
80 Nightly Grew the Word OF the
Lord and Prevailed"
GOT Six MONTHS
Saturday night OFFICER Hunter was
called to suppress disturbance In a
house in Phillipsdale. As n result OF the
visit TO the house he brought to the
locked up on a charge OF being a dis
orderly person. When arralgned I'm
court yesterday morning John owned up
To the truth OF the charge and was
sentenced by Judge Bliss To six months
on the state farm.
RALLY TONIGHT
This evening the Baptist Young People $
union are to hold big rally at the Sec
ond Baptist church. A number OF
prominent speakers have been secured
and there Is every indication that the
meeting will be a successful one. The
principal speakers will he State Presi-
dent Richardson and Rev DR.. Rector OF
the First Baptist church In Pawtucket.
The public has been invited. and IL IL
expected that tho attendance will be
very large.
R1rAr. ESTATE REGISTER.
The following real estate transactions
have been presented for record at the
office of the town clerk:
William II. Randall sold 60 Ida l.. Car
psnter lot q on the Gurney Homestead
David i. Cor transferred mortgage Of
Robert G. Ray TO Solon Carpenter for
$500
HELD HOSPITAL SERVICE.
- Az t:sc YESTERDAY afternoon the United
CONGREGATIONAL church went 20 Proyi-
denoe. whore they held service i'm the
chapel of the Rhode Island hospital. Af-
ter the service they went through the
at OF those who were confined to their
beds and unable 10 attend the chapel SER
vice.
BUILDING OPERATIONS.
There are prospects that there will he
considerable building done here this
spring; Several buildings arc also 10 be
altered over and taken altogether there
Is no doubt but what the season will be
done.
WAS 1T SUNDAY
There is no doubt that it was Sunday
IN the greater part OF the town YESTERDAY
bul in the vicinity OF Broadway. about
hali way between the Six Corners and
the boathouse. there Is some doubt i'm
regard TO the matter People were
actively following the ordinary pursuits
OF life. and one force OF mon was busy
moving q building back from the s~4 is
TO new location IN the lots
This district is not patroied by the po-
lice the only time an officer ~ supposed
90 go there being when thore is some
thing doing" and he is called upon Con
sequently. N 10 no uncommon thing to sec
men working there Sundays. the same as
OH any other day Of tho week.
LOCAL ITEMS.
The regular meeting OF Fraternity com
msndery; ": Q. O. G.. viii be held IN
The Woman's Missionary society con
nected with the Second Baptist church
Will meet In the church tomorrow even
q. - w.shl lrh ftr.an a
be brought In and opened. 10 IN ex-
pected that quite substantial sum will
DO raised for mission work In this way.
court this morning
The riding on all OF the local lines OF
eiectrics was heavy Yesterday. Many
people went 10 Hunts Mills. and quite "A
number took ride out into the country
on the lines which run Into Nassachu-
setts
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