A special anniversary service will be held Sunday afternoon, December 10th, at 3 o'clock with address by Ernest L. Merry, a former Pastor. Stewart Cushman, a grandson of Robert Cushman, one of the founders, will read the original address of his grandfather at the laying of the corner stone.

A chicken patty supper will be served Wednesday evening, December 13th, from 6 to 8 o'clock followed by an entertainment from 8 to 10.

Regular services are held Sunday at 7 P. M. Sunday School at 11 A. M.

The Cushman Union Church was not only fortunate in having for its founders such men as George Cushman, Robert Cushman, Ansel Nickerson, S. T. Malery and J. H. Philips, but it has been equally fortunate in raising leaders to carry on the work the founders started. Among those mentioned with pride are Henry Carpenter who has been secretary and treasurer of the Sunday School since 1877 and who, with his brother, Charles Carpenter, has been a trustee and caretaker of the Church since its erection in 1883. Herny Guild and Abner Atwood were superintendents of the Sunday School for about telve years each. John Adams, former mayor of Pawtucket, was chairman of the board of trustees from 1883 until his death. Wendell Hudson and Asa Newell have also been trustees from the start. Jerry Wightman and Peter Dean were superintendents of the Sunday School, trustees and deacons of the church for many years. Miss Florice Guild, treasurer of the church for a quarter of a century and its clerk for a decade.

The Cushman Union Church was organized November 24, 1899, by the following charter members: Mr. Henry Guild, Mr. Jerry L. Wightman, Mrs. J. L. Wightman, Mr. George V. Proal, Miss Frances Firth, Mrs. Rosa Tarbox and Mr. Fred Angel.