The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-14

| The far West has been saved by the
! efforts of Deputy Sheriff Bliven. who
| rounded up five young men. who were
bound West, providing that they did not
| lose their way,
Deputy Sheriff Bliven Is "a resident Of
Pascoag, and he like all other police Of
| ticials has an eye out for hard characters
IN that part OF the state at the present
time. so when he saw the forms of five
! strange young men in the village this
morning. he simply "nipped' them, and
escorted the aggregation 20 a warm shop.
when he began in q detective sort OF
way to ask them who they were what
their bushes was. and where they were
bound for, and the young men gave the
Following names; Joseph Malley, Joseph
Cronin, James Thompson, Edward Ma
her. and William Greison, and each gave
the officer his address. The deputy sher-
in then got busy with the telephone. and
had little long wiz talk with Sorst.
Bennett al tho ChafN street station In
! this city. who sent OUT patrolmen to the
addresses given by the young men TO the
deputy sheriff and the report OF the local
Officers s Dat the boys lad either for
gotten where their homes were or had
told tlb, for no cne was missing from
the houses designated by the boys The
deputy sheriff I'D not even give the ages
| nor any description OF the five boys and
up To 1 o'clock today no further news
had been received at the police station
from Pascoag, but If any family in this
section had one pair OF feet missing from
under the breakfast table during the daN
and would Ike to have them under tho
/ table again, il would, so the officials OF
the Chaffee street station believe, be
wise plan TO communicate With Deputy
Sheriff" BliVcn at PaScoag
ANNUAL ELECTION.
The Broadway Baptist church held It's
annual meeting last evening and elected
the following officers Pastor. Rev.
Rowley Green: clerk. Victor +. Horton.
assistant. w u. Waterman: treasurer.
l.. r. Magoon assistant. r.. u. Claske.
deacons, b. s. Magoor j. S. Hodson. w.
| /. Clarke. l. r. MasoOn c. r. Moore.
NJ. II. Scott. Otis Chase. L. u. Lippltt
| l.. r.. Hunt. y, j. Mason; prudential
| comrittce, 2. " CaldS, James C'raw-
| shaw. III f. Wilbur. V T. Horton,
/ George A. Pratt; public Worship. j. s.
! Hodgson, J.. Y. Hunt H. T.. Clarke. c.
/ f. Moore, Alton Green; music. MIS-
James Parkinson. Miss NJ r. Cooley
! George A. Pratt John woodward. John
/ Eyles; weekly offerings Albert Knight
! T. Il Mason l. R. MagoOu. T.. L. Ma
/ thewson. ~. lt Clarke; visitation OF
! sick Miss ~ A. Edmonds Mrs. 4. O.
/ HcrdrlcE. Miss y g. Cooley Ms W. j..
I Clarke Mrs 5. Crovcll A. loyal. O. T.
/ Norton. ~. G. Rldngs Mrs Catherine
! Wood, Niles Cara r. Scott Mrs Mary
! irving. MIS-. Charles Nol:c. Mrs. jose
/ phlne $. Mooney; hymn books and BIZ
/ hlcs Avery r. Gogton. Clarence Gray. II.
4 II. Barrett. sydney Clifford. clyde y.
Norton. local ulfsionaries Mrs l., r..
Msgoon. MisN 4. y. Mathewson print
! tag and press representative Albert
/ knight together with the pastor and
deacon.
Officers of sunday schools Supcy,n-
/ tondent g. w calder; associates. w. l..
Clarke and T.. 4. Mason; treasurer II.
I v. Clarke, assistant. G. w. Calder. Jr.;
advisory committee. Rev Bowley Green.
G. W Calder. W. l.. Clarke. J.. T. Ma
son and T. =. Mathcwson: committee on
y. NJ G. A.. George a. Pratt Albert
knight and Percy a. Arnold.
Oncers FOR the Dyer Avenue chapel;
Superintendent. c. +. Moore. assistant
and treasurer. w y. Waterman: advis-
ory committee. e. T. Moore. w. n Wa
tsrman Mrs. r @. Hendricks. Miss VI
A. Edwards. Mrs. Il Wilson
GOT sTuNG."
Charles Beatty and Frederick Mccarthy
carpenters. have had an experience IN th'
wilds or Rhode Island 20 ply their call
ing cs carpenters. that they will not for
get fos G long time TheY we're engaged
by q man 10 make alterations In his farm
house. which Ia situated about four milci
from Greene and while doing the wori