The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-06
PAWTUXET.

planned for the village this summer build
Ing improvements will have a prominent
part, and today ground IL being broken
for the cellar OF the new home of Mr.,
and Mrs Herbert @. Lee on Sheldon
street. They leave the place formerly
occupied by j. r. Johnson. and the pres
ent house Is TO be reversed 10 front on
Sheldon street and an ell added TO the
rear. The interior is 10 be remodeled and
made a model Of comfort and conven-
fence
Herbert J. Corp has secured the
large stable connected with the old A.
T. Pierce estate on Ocean street the
house Of which was formerly the Paw
tuxet ssnitarium.
The building is 10 be faced on ocean
street and made into a wcodep dwell
ing house.
There are already two new houses be
tween this site and Broad street. and
further down several new ones are In
process Of construction. In addition there
are several new ones projected or built on
the Broad street side OF the old Tart
estate. the the sight OF the sacrifice OF
even q few trees IL a sore one TO many
of the people Of the village.
There are also Improvement being MADE
on the Warwick side of the village, new
houses being erected In several locan-
ties. and in addition, Mr. Harry Heustis.
who owns the Fair estate has secured
the cottage OF the corner Of Atlantic ave-
nue. and South Fair, and made number
OF Improvements.
CHURCH SERVICES.
At the Baptist church yesterday morn
ing Rev Thomas +. Bartlett delivered
very interesting sermon on The Love OF
God" taking his text from lst John, 18th
verse: we love Him because He first
loved us
we hear much of Gods love for us in
the Bible but we hear little OF mans
love for God. You will hear very little
Of mans love IN tho Bible, and even
though you search through the concord
ance. II is nearly all Gods love. When
mans love appears il is being commend
ell, questioned and tested.
To acquire Is greater than to possess.
ne said, and the realization OF our ignor-
ance allows Us the Joy Of acquisition.
The great disturber OF our peace is
our emotional nature. A mans love II
where his thoughts are forever turning
when free.
a butterfly may with propriety love
the flower from which it sips the sweets
but should an eagle love a butterfly.
We must love something better than
ourselves and when We arc the happiest
we believe that We are putting our love
on something that is better than We. We
must look up in order 10 he at peace. II
must be above worldly things. The love
OF man has been turned aside from the
proper channels and placed upon some
thing low in comparison, in which con-
dition the Gospel finds it. His love has
been perverted
The lover of man must be changed for
whoever possesses mans love possesses
the man. He referred 10 the appeal which
Christ's sacrefce must have 10 even hard
ened sinners and said that three notable
clements in it were: The love of God,
the Just deserts OF sin. and tho upspeak-
able value of the human soul.
Earth is not a pleasure ground, he said
We learn this from the life Of Christ. IT
Sc a battlefield.
VILLAGE JoTTINGs.
Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the BAPTIST
church will meet Wednesday afternoon
with its president. Mrs. r. +. Bartlett.
william F. Arnold. who has been spend
ing several weeks in Massachusetts, IL at
home for a few days and is much Inn
proved, both in condition and appear
ance.
There will probably be q meeting Of the
TeXutvap club Wednesday evening with
Fred Is. Johnson at his home on Spring
street. at~which plans TO change the
meeting night are 10 he discussed
The ice I'm the cove Is breaking up 10
consideration but that i'm the upper sec
tion has not gone out as yet. being held
BY the cables and hawsers of the big
yacht feet.
Tonight the Ladies' auxiliary OF the
Volunteer Are company has its regular
meeting In Firemens hall
Mae Z. Mason is spending few days
a. the home OF Mrs. Peleg Rhodes.
Mrs Rhodes. who Is III with pneumonia.
vas reported as well as could be expected
last evening.
Miss Alice Thornton is reported ill at
her home on the neck with an attack of
German measles. This ailment is quite
prevalent in the Edgevood schools az
present. according 20 recent reports. and
the attendance is suffering somewhat
Or r r Goff is planning 10 give ID his
local practice and is % take up his rest.
dence IN Maine.
Mister You'd best send for corner"
said a man 70 Lew Tillinghast yesterday.
There's a dead one out in the yard %
but there wasn't 10 was only a life
size plaster image OF a Rrinning colored
boy which some men haS set out In a
rocking chair with the profile toward the
street.
So llfeliko was II that the residents of
tho neighborhood derived no little amuse-
rient at the curiosity ovinced hy the
foot passers. many % whom came back
a. examine the apparition more carefully
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