The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-29


Miss Mildred Bullock. Harry stiness. El-
lls ateman. stephen Ames. Mr.. and Mrs.
Small, Miss Marjorie Leote. Frnnx Sam
met. Ralph Lumb, Miss Louise Dempster.
NIL Edith Wane, Frederick Read. Ed
ward Leonard. George Wood. Miss Mary
Mcguire, Mr.. and Mrs. O.. v Salnmitt.
the Misses Goldsworthy, stephen Colds
worthy, Livingstone Kelly, Albert Hark-
ness Miss Rosalnd Longley, Miss Louise
Cnase William Waterman. Harrv Lippitt,
THOMAS Bluiner. Miss Esther Tillinghast,
Howard Payne. Maurice Capron. Rufus
Adams. Miss Hannah Darling. Charles
l'meistn. Earl Miller Miss Helen Dar-
liHg. Hugh MacColl. Miss Lorraine John
son. y, rold Arnold. Mr. and Mrs Robert
Emerson. Miss Louise Barker. Miss Mar
gdret Watson. Mr.. and Mrs lanes New
ell. Walter Newell. George Emerson.
wheaton Perry. Miss Ruth Bucklln. Mas
Nellie Harrison, Miss Maude Chace WAR
land DaN enport. Albert Poland. Mr. and
Mrs. Il w. Adams. william Walker. Miss
Madge Messler
The memorial services in remembrance
or the late Rev. Joseph j. woolley will
DC held tomorrow morning at 10:30 O'clock
In the Park Place Congregational church.
Rev. Frederick b. Pullan, pastor OF tho
church. will preside; and the program will
be as follows:
Doxology; invocation. Rev. r. p. Pull
I Ian; hymn. "All Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name" congregation: Scripture reading,
Rev. F. Il. Pullan; Offering. Crossing the
bar, quartet composed OF Mrs j. r.
BAKER and Mr.. j. A. Longworth: address,
Mr.. Woolley In the State" His Excel
lency George II. Utter. governor OF the
state or Rhode Island address, "Mr.
Woolley In the Grand Army" Gen. Elisha
II. Rhodes OF Providence; hymn. Nearer.
MY, God TO Thee" congregation; ad-
J dress, Mr.. Woolley IN the House." Mr.
Frank A. Ferris. New York city; ad-
dress. Mr.. Woolley In the Church"
Deacon Myron T. Kinyon, Pawtucket:
presentation OF portrait TO church, Mr.. +.
O. Bishop, superintendent Park Place
Bible school: solo. ''No Light There" Mr..
Jesse t. Baker; benediction. Rev. +. B.
| Pullan.
DISTRICT COURT
In the district court yesterday Phillip
Frechette and Peter Laberge. who were
arrested last Thursday evening on "A
charge OF stealing number OF rings
from the New Idea store, pleaded guilty.
and the former was fined Sc and costs
and the latter was fined So
Erastus Durgin and John Nolan were
hned 80 and costs each for drunkenness
and revellIng.
Joseph Choquet admitted that he stole
bundle OF papers from tho railroad sta
tion. and he was placed in the custory
OF the probation officer.
DEATH OF MRS. LEHAN.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lehan. wife OF William
a. Lehan, died at his homo at 133 Miner
al street yesterday morning in his 53d
year.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. LANDRY.
The funeral OF William Landry was held
from his late home at 312 Main street
yesterday. The services were at st.
Marys church, Rev. FIR. Thomas J. Dill
Ion officiating
Haskell COUNCIL ELECTION.
Haskell council, No. 1876. Royal Area
mum, met last evening and elected the
Following officers: Representative TO
grand council, William r. Thompson: al
ternate, Robert ]. Braley; regent, Fred
erick l.. Halliday, Jr; vice regent.
Charles w. Hughes: orator. Charles III.
Bishop; secretary, George w. Burgess:
collector, Dexter 3. Luther: treasurer
George III. Burroughs; chaplain, Elmer
Brown; guide, Charles Graham: warden.
Alfred Moulson; sentinel, William Il.
Franklin; organist. Joseph Wood trus-
tee, George A. Luther
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The election of officers by Hawes camp.
1880 Modern Woodmen of America. result
ed last evening as follows:
Consul, Thomas o. 'Brien; adviser, James
r. Hall; banker, John J. Riley: clerk,
Thomas Il. Kavney; escort, John j. Dona.
hoe; watchman. James A. Sullivan: sem
try. Daniel Connors; camp deputy, James
f.. Hall.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
The annual Christmas festival OF the
First Methodist Sunday school was held
last evening in the Sunday school room.
a very large gathering being i'm attend
ance.
The program follows Selection, or
chestra; singing. school; prayer Rev.
Sherman A. Ross. pastor; recitation
why Christmas Comes" Arthur Kirk;
recitation, THE Christmas Story" seven
girls; solo, Dorothy Williams; recitation,
But That's Not Much" GLADYS Barber:
recitation. "If Were Santa Claus" Har-
old Moulton: duet Marion Nobel and Ida
Gardner; recitation, "Old Santa Comes to
My House First" four boys; duet, Horace
and Ruth Goffn; recitation, "Jes' After
Christmas" Raymond Keiser; solo and
chorus, Jennie behring's class; reading
Miss Mabel Cram; recitation: Love Is the
Christmas Glory" five gilrs; singing.
primary department; welcome to Santa
Claus, Superintendent Herbert Horton.
FORMAL OPENING.
The Smithfield Avenue Congregational
church will be formally opened tomorrow.
The morning service will take place
at 1880 o'clock and Rev. A. e. Krom cf
the Benefcent Congregational church of
Providence Will deliver the sermon The
evening service will be held at 1880 o'clock
and the speaker will be Rev. e. f San
derson OF the Central Congregational
church OF Providence. The pastor OF the
church, Rev. Eric I. Lindh has promised
his parishoners that an important in
nouncement will be made at both SER
virces and a large congregation is ex-
pected
BURLESQUE TREE.
A burlesque Christmas tree was enjoyed
by the members OF South Woodawn I'M
provement society and the Ladies' aux
ftfary