The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
PAWTUXET VALLEY
C0nterVlIIe Methodist Church TO
Celebrate l0Oth Anniversary.
Gun Club Holds CIdmbaka
and Shoot

The Tooth anniversary or the Centreville
Methodist Episcopal church OF Centre
Vile, which is TO begin wednesday eve
ming and last until Sunday next, Will be
an elaborate celebration. Former pastors
are TO be present and help the present
one, together with the congregation In
the observance OF the centennial. The
present church is on the same foundation
as the old one, which was burned about
six years ago.
! At the time the present structure was
erected Rev. Joseph Cooper was the pas
tor but later was appointed to larger
parish in another state, which he accept
ed. Then the present pastor. Rev. Ed
ward p. Phreaner, came TO Centreville
TO take charge of the church. which was
at that time heavily in debt. During the
four years Rev Mr.. Phreaner has been
here the debt has decreased until now the
church property is free from eDcum-
| brance.
Besides the former pastors there will be
addresses by some of the most prominent
citizens of warwick, among them being
Hon. Robert Il. Treat of Centreville, who
will make the declaration of the new
church building debt and payment. cor
dial invitation is extended to all Fol-
lowing is the program arranged:
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.-Hymn No. /, 20
For a Thousand Tongues" prayer. Rev.
DR.. NJ. ]. Talbot; choir, Praise Ye the
Lord" psalm 100, In unison: Call TO the
Church." by the pastor: Hymn No. 79S,
June" Laban, pig PA; roll call, singing
| interspersed Turner. Geneva, exhorta-
ton: Hymn No 797. "Blest be the Tie;"
Declaration OF New Church Building.
Debt and Payment" Hon. Robert b.
Treat; singing, Praise God From
Whom" benedction; greetings.
Thursday. 10 a. m.-Song service from
Hymnal led by Rev. Julian S. Wads-
worth: at 1890 Psalm As, Responsive;
singing. praise God From Whom" ben
Rev. T. w. Goodier; quartet, II Know
My Sheep" announcements; sermon by
Rev. Joseph Cooper: prayer, Rev. S. NJ.
Beale; Hymn No. 679. How Firm Foun-
dation;" benediction. Rev. DR.. NJ. j. Tai
bot; dinner for all at II o'clock; examina-
ton Of relics.
Thursday, 2:3O p. m.-Hymn No 160,
tune, Geneva; psalm 4, Responsive;
prayer Rev Or. A. ]. Coultas; organ.
response: addresses, Rev DIR. NJ. ]. Tai
bot Rev. Julian S. Wadsworth, George A.
Grant: junior selection, Honor Bright
Band:" addresses, Rev. Samuel NJ. Beale,
Rev. L. w. Goodyear, Rev. John II.
Buckley; quartet, when the Angels
Have Lifted" addresses. Rev. Joseph
| Cooper. Rev. Or. A. J. Coultas; anniver-
sary hymn. congregation; march vestibule
/ -,
| ing.
s y. m.-Psalms 65 and 1O3, responsive;
| selection. junior choir Grown Him." re-
marks by DIR. NJ. ]. Talbot; announce and
| unveil tablet. by Thomas w. u. Clark;
singing, Praise God From Whom" ben
| ediction. Rev. DR.. A. j. Coultas. Luncheon
for all at 6, quarterly conference at 6:45.
Thursday, 1880 p. m.-Hymn No. 1@,
scripture praper, Rev George II. Grant;
choir. Soldiers OF Christ Arise" an
nouncements and offerings: sermon by
Rev. DR.. A. j. Coultas, p. f.; Hymn No.
563: benediction.
Friday, 7:30 p. m.-Reception: ladies'
quartet, Beautiful Isle of Somewhere"
PRAYER; Hymn No sos. Come and Let
U.s." addresses Rev. William T. Green.
Rev A. ]. Jolly, Rev. Daniel Bennett,
Rev. Noah Cushing; solo. Cavalry" adj
dresses, Rev. G. f. Roper Rev. f. n.
Curry, Rev. f. J. Curry, Rev. George W.
Elmer; Hymn No 40. IL Love Thy King
DOM" addresses, Rev. A. S. Putnam,
Rev. John Salisbury, Rev. William III.
Butler Rev Lyman c.. Horton; solo,
"Adoration:" Hymn No. 7So, ''How Sweet
Now" refreshments.
Sunday, 3 a. m.-Hymn No. 277, Tune
Turner, Come Holys;" prayer: choir.
Nearer. My God to Thee" addresses and
sacramental service, in charge OF Rev. DR..
NJ. J. Talbot; Hymn No pa At 1880
Hymn 160 Tune Geneva: Apostles Creed:
prayer, Rev. DR.. NJ J. Talbot; Psalm,
Gloria: Scripture: choir. 20 Lord How
Monifold Are THY Works." announce
ments, offerings: offertory solo. The
Good Shepherd" sermon, Rev DR.. l..
Bates; Hymn No. 762; benediction. Sum
day school at u o'clock; Epworth league
meeting at p. m. Evening sermon at
: O'Clock; Hymn No. 656. Jesus Lover
OF Ny SOUL" prayer. Scripture; choir AT
Sunset" announcements; offerings; SER
mon, Rev DR.. l.. Bates; Hymn No. 1893.
CLAMBAKE AND SHOOT.
The last clambake and shoot OF the
| Pawtuxet Valley Gun club for the sea-
son was given yesterday afternoon at
! Brush Neck cove I'm Warwick. About
90 members and their friends were pres
| ent. The party arrived at the grounds
| about noon and about two hours was
| spent in getting things ready
! AT O'Clock the shoot started, about %
| OF the members entered and very credit
| atle showing was made. A heavy wind
| was blowing In the earlier part OF the
shoot but before It was half over n dead
| calm prevailed and many excellent scores
| were made. A ]. Beaudette. n. Smith.
! A. Downs and c. Johnson were tied for
| first honors. each having 10 broken clays
| 10 their credit A. Downs defeated his
! opponents by n good margin In the shoot
| on. Immediately after the shoot the whole
party partook OF an old-fashloned clam
bake Councilman Barbour OF Natick was
| present and he furnished fun for the
whole party. Following Is n list OF those
who participated In the shoot and their
| respective scores n. Smith. 10; O. Phil
lips II; r Berard, 6, c. Bicknell. "a; s.
! Fiske. Is; y. Rathbun. 6: w. Brown II;
| n Lameroux. Q; II. Fiske Z: II Lowell
| Is: f., Johnson. 10; H. Paul. 3: T. Pollard
| 3: NJ. Frelze. IL: A. Downs To- II Landry
| Q; +. Fawkie. II: +. Barstow. IL: J. Mar
low IL: L. Gilman. 10: A. J. Beaudctte
| 10; e l.. Cardinal. O.
FORESTERS MEET.
| Branch William II No 4ZG N Y