The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-27

James Melville, Charles Graham and
Mathew Martin were taken into custody
yesterday for malicious mischief. These
boys were on Atwell's avenue and saw
party wagon filled with men on the way
to an outing. They threw large piece
OF wood into one of the wheels. which
tore hole in the side OF the wagon. do
ing a damage. Mr.. McCann, the driver,
said, to the extent of $50. but owing to
the fact that the curtains were drawn,
no one was injured.
Young Melville was held, Graham was
allowed to go on his promise to be at the
Juvenile court this morning. and Martin
10 come in when called for.
CLASS OF TWENTY-FIVE BAPTISED.
At the morning service OF the Broad
way Baptist church yesterday the Rev.
j. V. Osterhout completed his labors as
that he would serve the church during
the coming month. He also stated that
he had received and declined a call from
a church at Brooklyn, n. Y. The friends
OF Mr.. Osterhout are of the opinion that
he intends TO take a long rest. for he
has worked early and late for the well
fare OF this church and the members for
25 years. after which he may accept
call or may possibly be retained as as
sistant pastor for the church. IL is also
believed that the Rev. Bowley Green will
II.
Is about TO visit Europe, and upon his re-
turn will undoubtedly accept call from
the church. At the evening services of
the church class OF 25 candidates were
p baptised by Mr.. Osterhout, which Is the
largest class In the history of the church.
FUNERAL OF MR. DUNTON.
The funeral OF Albert A. ID. Dunton was
held at his late residence. l57 Whittier
avenue, yesterday afternoon. the fu-
neral being held under the auspices of
Tu nj Of pNthiaR
which the deceased was charter men,
ber. the Rev. +. /. Collins being the Of
| ficiating clergyman The funeral was at
tended by delegations from Manufactur-
ers' lodge OF odd Fellows. and the Rough
and Ready Veteran Firemen's associa-
ton. The interment was at Pocasset cem-
etery
FOUND COAT AND VEST.
Yesterday morning George Gregory
found in his yard at 46 Tuxedo avenue
coat and vest of gray mixture. In the
pocket OF the vest was a silver watch
and chain, and small book, in which
Gregory says the owner can have the
same by calling after Saturday or this
week as he will be away from home un-
I'll that time.
GOES TO MONTREAL.
Leon kreichbaum, who for many years
has held a responsible position with the
Ostby & Barton Co, has gone TO Mon
tieal. where he has accepted q place
with jewelry firm. His wife, who was
Miss Hattie Pohle, Will as soon as the
necessary arrangements are made, follow
her husband. Mr.. and Mrs. krelchbaum
are among the most popular young folks
in this vicinity.
GENERAL MENTION.
Thomas A. Speak OF Pocasset avenue,
who for many years was In charge OF the
dyeing department at the Atlantic mills,
has been engaged to take charge of a.
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ton, N Y.
The children OF ST. Mary's church, who
are 10 take part in the entertainment that
is to be given in the school hall on Balm
bridge avenue tomorrow and wednesday
evenings, will have a full dress rehearsal
this afternoon.
At least 200 guests enjoyed the opening
bake at the cottage of the Grover club
at Rocky Point yesterday. The weather
was not all that could be desired, but the
bake was.
The National club. which is largely
composed OF military men from the vicin-
ity of Academy avenue held their annual
outing at Emory Park yesterday, which
other than the weather was a success.
John Cook. formerly connected with the
Earnscliffe mills. but now located at
Woonsocket. spent Saturday afternoon
and yesterday with his many old friends
here.
J. p. Morrisey OF go Atwells avenue
wants the police to find his Boston bull
dog. which he thinks has been stolen.
Clyde Mclaughlin has severed his con-
nections with T. Roswell Paker, the drug
gist. to accept a position with jewelry
firm down town.
The Robert Emmett Literary association
met yesterday afternoon and talked over
matters pertaining TO Irish day.
Harry Abbott will conduct whippet
race at New King Park Memorial day.