The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-11

cause on Jan. 20 j. Wilbur Chapman, an
evangelist who Is known IN almost every
state In the union. will begin his work
here and he will be accompanied by
| lGrge corps OF assistants.
The methods OF Mr.. Chapman are pc
cular 20 himself They have been car
| r!ed out in other cities with the very
greatest success and II is believed that
| the same success will be reached here.
| The plan provides that the entire terri
| tory which Is TO come under the move
! ment shall be divided up into districts.
! There will he four OF these each with
| its special band of workers and each
working independently OF the others. al
! though there will be a central head who
! Will supervise the entire work This head
] will be Mr.. Chapman who will probably
make his departure In the new Young
| Mems Christian association building II
| that building is completed I'm time and
there is every reason to expect that 1t
| will be. The men In charge OF the diff
! fCrent districts will be trained workers
| and each evangelist viii be assisted by
a singer. There will be IL OF these men
| and I'm each district there will also be
n chorus and choir which will he formed
| from the young people in tho different
! church societies.
The lines OF these several districts have
not yet been definitely fixed. but probably
there will be two in Pawtucket. one in
! Central Falls and one I'm the section north
| OF that city
Last evening there was held I'm the
rooms Of the local Y NJ. G. A. a meeting
OF the Minister'S union OF Pawtucket and
vicinity az which time this matter was
thoroughly gone over There were 2l
| churches represented In this meeting each
| by the pastor and one lay member and
| a permanent organization was made by
the choice Of Rev. w. L. Wood for chair
H.
A nominating committee consisting OF
Rev. j. II Buckley, Rev Frank Rector,
Rev James Dare, Rev. George Davies.
NJ 7 Kenyon and A T. Stratton was ap-
pointed 10 select an executive commit
tee and the selection was as follows: Rev.
f. ]. Goodwin, Rev. j. II. Buckley Rev.
G. G. Mitchell. Rev. w. y. Barr. Robert
Cushman, r s. Hosmer. +. O. Bishop.
A. I Stratton, ]. T. Smith, j. T. Ar
r/ouH Hartley Ryley, Rev. James Dare
and the chairman and secretary ex-officio.
Al the conclusion OF the business an
adjournment was taken 10 Friday even
ing. Sept 2s. at which time the execu-
| tive committee will present a list OF
| working committees
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
There will be meeting OF the board
| OF directors OF the Y. NJ. G.. A. on Friday
evening at which time Il is expected that
considerable important business will come
up for action. IL Is probable that there
will be a selection OF "A new boys secre-
tary TO take the place Of Mr. Moore. who
resigned that position last spring.
DISTRICT COURT.
Charles Curtin was charged with keep
ing an unlicensed dog before Judge Tuck
this morning and having pleaded guilty:
was ordered TO pay fine OF $40 and
costs.
Martin KiIion on a charge OF being
drunk and revelling was fined So and
costs
James Conway was given hearing on
a charge OF being a common drunkard
and he was later placed I'm the care or
the probation officer.
Lawrence Corrigan and John Lee, two
boys whose homes are in Central Falls,
were arrested this morning by officer Muir
ply on a charge of track walking II was
complained that they had Deen knocking
down stakes which surveyors had placed
alongside the tracks between this city and
Central Falls where a gang OF men are
lowering the tracks.
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT.
Supt Heimer OF the Twin City hospital
has appointed DR.. Giocchino Carella To
take charge OF the new Italian out pa
tient department which has recently been
established In connection with the hos
pital work In this city and vicinity.
DR.. Carella is one OF the best known
physicians In the Italian colonies OF this
city. lie was born I'm Italy, and after
being graduated from the medical col |
leges OF his mother country entered the
hospital OF Santa Maria Della Pace I'm
1889. This hospital is one OF the Holy !
Hospitals a union OF a number OF hos
pita1s In Naples, ftHty, nc rtttfte Ia THIS I
cocntry about three and one-half years |
ago. and has been here ever since. He Is |
popular with the Italians In every section |
OF the city
FIRE IN ASH BIN.
Box 81 rung in late yesterday afternoon
called the department TO slight fire In an
ash bin I'm the rear OF house on Cherry |
street. There was no damage.
WANT ANOTHER PARK.
At a meeting of the two branches Of the
city council which Is TO be held tomor-
row evening. there will be "A petition from
citizens living I'm the vicinity OF Cottage
street and Broadway, who desire that the
city shall purchase the small triangular
piece OF ground at the junction OF those
two thoroughfares and convert IL Into
park. The land has always been an eye !
sore because Il has been used at refuse
dumping ground, Its location Is among
many OF the best residences OF the city
and these people would like TO have the
property improved.
Miss Emily Lob. Goodrich. secretary OF
the Pawtucket chapter u. A. r.. is In
receipt OF many more gifts for the Dag
gett house az slater park. The recent gifts
are as follows:
4 castor from Mrs George G. Gates of
three castors from Mrs Ella
Moffitt Of Lincoln. silk shawl and n
polka red silk cape that belonged 10 her
mother from Mrs Anna Thornton Peace
OF Lincoln. "A lars" and handsome glass
cake dish said 10 be 80 years old from
N Thornton Peace; pair Of ancient bel
lows from Frank . Morse OF Pawtucket.
deep blue plate from Mrs. Ashworth.
cradle used i50 years ago from Allen =.
Peacock: child's chair used ny her great
grandmother and brought from England
and a Chld's miniature lantern used by
her when a child from Mrs A. NJ Crow
oll OF Central Fails: pair OF spurs cap
tured from col Mosy OF guerilla fame.
while ou "a foragiuR expedition I'm Nir-
ginla. O.. B Burllngnmc of Providence.
his boots and spurs removed frnm him 4
deserter from the Union ranks'recognized
him and aided him I'm escaping and while
Col MOshy was asleep removed them
from his shoes Mrs O. " Burllngame
gave a gold-colored glass dish and a
hand embroidered collar MIR and Mrs
Burlingame formerly lived In this city.
WEST SIDE DEMOCRATS.