The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-14
OL-NEYvILL-E
Deputy Sheriff Bliven Rounds Up Young Men Who
Were Going West-BrOadway and Plainfield
Street Baptist Churches Hold Eections-Hold-up
Reported.

the young men were obliged TO make their
home at Greene, as there was no Place
near where they were at work that they
could secure board and rooms. IL took the
young men 10 days to complete the job
and at the end could not collect the sum
Of money promised Them by tho farmer
and now they are mad Not only for the
fact that they did not get their money
but for walking eight miles n day. Mr..
Beatty more than Mr. Mccarthy feels the
sting"
ANOTHER HOLD-UP.
There was hold-up on Hartford ave-
nue. Saturday night that has not as yet
been reported TO the officials OF the Chaf-
fee street police station, the victim being
James Jenckes an old man, living on
Oak street. who is at the present time
confined TO his home from the effects OF
the beating he received by three young
men on Hartford avenue. Mr.. Jenckes
had spent the evening with relatives and
at 1890 o'clock started for himo and
when near Laurel Hill avenue was
pounced upon by three young men, who
told him 10 deliver UP his cash. The old
man being no match for the highwaymer
did not offer to put up q defence, but
simply told them that he had no money.
but this did not satisfy the robbers for
they knock Mr.. Jcnckes down and after
searching his pockets and did not find
even n pocket knife, each of the three
men kicked him. II was more than an
hour later when he reached his home and
told his story.
The election or officers at the annual
meeting OF the Plainneld street Baptist
church last evening rcsUlted as follows:
Pastor. John NJ. Lowden; president
Charles III. Coffin; secretary, Daniel ID.
Waterman; treasurer. William i. Brown
ell: trustees. Gilbert Swan md Nathan M.
Wright: chairman OF committees: Bap-
tism. Gilbert Swan; sick. etc. Mrs. G.. A.
Stone: membership. j Davis Hubbard;
missions. Maria c. Waterman: music.
Mrs c. w. Eastwood: Sunday school.
James L. Coffin; temperance Almira w.
Hubbard; vlsitotion. Eliz beth n. iBt-
g,Cd; social Lizzie T.. Curry; finance. w
h. Brownell. deacons. Gilbert Swain and
J r. Coffin: book committee. j. ID. Hub
bard. T. l. Metcalf ". &. Waterman. l..
l.. I.owden. NJ. \. Place and y. G.. Wright;
ushcrs and collectors. y NJ. Wright, W
=. Brownell, e. NJ. Mann. c. G. Luther,
". T. Entwlstlc, II. Francis. James
Senior and lTesbert Bainton: officers for
Sunday school superintendent. Il. p
Metcalf; assistant superintendent, Her.
bert @. Bainton. Edward NJ. Mann
Charles G.. Luther and H. +. Clarke
superintendent of junior department
Mrs. w, H. Poole; superintendent Of pri-
mary department. Mrs. s. A. Olney. as
sistant superintendent OF primary depart
ment. Mrs. Mary Morris; superintendent
little beginners department. Mrs. james
GrccnhalCh; superintendent cradle roll de-
par,ment Mrs. III NJ stone superinten
dent home department. Mrs Il. j. Little
field; secretary. Miss n n. Rowland: as
s'start secretaries. Miss VI. T.. Wannock
William a. Balnton. Frank Chamberlain
Earl Farvo and Frank Brady. collector
Edward ~ Mann: librarian. J. n. Hub
bard; assistants, Herbert Francis. Clar
cnce Brown. l.. r.. Swain. Luther Claxton
/ a. NJ. Wright. Jr.. musical director. o. y
| White: organlsts, Mics Minnie Barker
Miss Louise Barker and Miss Mary T.
| Colwcll.
WAS A SUCCESS.
/ The entertainment and social held b.
/ Peace council OF the Catholic Woman
/ Benevolent Union last evening was
huge success and the s. gold piece offer
Cd as an attraction was won by MIS-
/ Nellie Murray Among those who tool
part IN tho entertainment wera tn
! Misses Irene and May Farrell. Edwar'
I Brown. Thomas Nsascy, George Dogai
and william Hanley. Tho entertsinmen
wss followed by a supper aud a shor