The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-09

N ~ w SD DEMOChAl, 4
This Lovely Summer Morning" Begin
ner's Department; exercise, Great Men
OF the Bible" Herbert Belknap Edward
Simpson, Henry Grout, Hall Watt. Erwin
Bucklin, Charles Bassett. Daniel Higgins:
recitation, God I'm His World" Lillian
Ferguson; recitation, THE Lord Is His
Garden" Margaret Pritchard; exercise,
Lessons from the Flowers" Nellie VIII
bur- Florence Simpson, Nettie Jenkinson,
Gladys Gardner. Helen Bishop. Ethel Bal
lou. Gladys Estey; recitation. Wisdom
Among the Flowers" Ethel Devoe; song.
"A Band OF Faithful Workers." Inter-
mediate Department.: Our Pastors Work
for the Children; solo. Babylon" Miss
Mabel Woolsey: closing hymn. shepherd
OF Tender YOUTH" school and congrega-
tion; benediction.
OPENING DELAYED.
1t was expected that the work OF MAX
ing over the building for the Twin City
hospital would be completed so that the
hospital stan could take possession not
later than June IS. but this expectation
has not been realized, and now II is
stated that the opening will not occur be-
fore July l.
Before that date 1t is expected there
will be a public opening of the institu-
tion so that the citizens will have a
chance OF knowing what kind OF a place
II Is. Two evenings will probably oe
given up TO this inspection. At one us
these the members OF the city govern
ment will be given special invitation
and at the other II is hoped the governor
will be present.
ADMITTED EVIDENCE.
Francis Hand was before the district
court this morning charged with illegal
keeping Of liquor. He admitted suffi-
cient evidence TO convict and a fine OF
$40 and sentence Of ten days In the county
jail was imposed An appeal was taken
and Matthew j. Gallagher was accepted
as surety In the gum OF $500.
FRANK Il. Ames was charged with TIE
larceny OF tools from James III. Dedding-
ton He admitted his guilt and was
ordered to pay fine OF $40 and costs.
FOUND THE RIG.
A horse belonging TO r. A. Butler was
stolen from High street yesterday after
noon Later in the day the rig was found
by Patroman Campbell, htched 10 post
on Mineral Spring avenue, and IL was sup
posed that II had been taken by two or
three boys who had been seen riding
about during the afternoon.
REGISTERED MANY VOTERS.
City Clerk Rowe and hts assistant. II.
A. Fuller. were at the ward room on Paw
tucket avenue last evening for the pur-
pose OF registering voters, and 331 names
were added to the Inst. This meeting
was chiefly for the purpose of accommo-
dating the voters of the Third and
Fourth wards and the registration was
largely Democratic.
No exact record of the number of names
added from day TO day is kept, but 1t Is
estimated that there are now pretty close
to 25O0 names on the books, which Is con-
sidered very satisfactory and probably
far In excess OF the number which had
been added year ago at this time.
COMMITTEE MET.
There was a meeting last evening of the
committees on membership and gymnas-
ium from the Young Mems Christian
association at which time there was con-
sidered a report from a special committee
appointed some time ago TO learn what
was being done In other associations. IL
was an exhaustive and valuable report
and there was a general discussion of
plans for the local organization. Later
the members OF the two committees en-
Joyed a supper.
DIRECTORS MET.
There was n largely attended meeting
OF the board OF directors OF the Young
Mems Christian association last evening
In the rooms on Broad street at which
considerable business In relation to the
construction OF the new building was con-
sidered.
The meeting was presided over by Presi-
dent Walker Miller and the first business
was report from the camp committee.
which has charge OF the boys camp at
Prudence island. which is TO be opened
next month. The committee recommend
ed that permanent cook house be erect
ed at the camp and this was ordered.
The matter OF an assistant secretary
for the association was considered and 81
committee consisting OF Frank l.. Catch
ell, Arthur Bourne and A. @. Wightman
was selected TO be on the lookout for Il
suitable man for this position. The as
sistant will have charge of the boys work
but II Is not expected that anyone will be
engaged till fall.
A report from the reception committee,
stated that the annual moonlight excui-
sion OF the association would take place
on July 10.
Announcement was made OF n business
meeting OF the members OF the assoca-
tion TO be held next Monday evening, at
which time the subject OF a new constitu-
can be taken at this meeting, as under
the present constitution any changes must
be submitted at least three months
ofore Anal action M ,bs Is taken 1t Is prob
Increase the membership dues, which will
be made necessary when the association
gets into It's new building.
MEMORIAL SUNDAY.
Inere was n meeting or Haskell council,
Royal Arcanum, held last evening at
which time arrangements were partly
made for the observance OF Memorial
Sunday, TO occur on June "a There will
be special services. after which the graves
OF deceased members will be decorated.
DIED AT THE HOSPITAL.
John McBurnett, who for years acted as
janitor at the First Baptist church I'm this
city. died at the Rhode Island hospital
yesterday. Mr.. McBurnett was stricken
with pneumonia about two weeks ago and
was conveyed TO the hospital. where every
effort was made TO save his life without
result lie was "a years of age and leaves
a widow and four small children. The flu
neral Will occur Monday afternoon.
A LIVELY FIGHT.
There was n fight yesterday afternoon
at the Glenlyon Dye Works between AL
fred Skenyon and Turk named Adrahin.