The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-04
PAWTucKET.


Baptist Church.
At the Plsasant View Baptist church
last evening, . short concorS and lecturv
was given as follows;
Report Of the womans' Foreign Home
Missionary Society, by it, SECRETARY: Mia
Mile Powers; recitation, b. 4ise Lottie
Rowse; short lecture on Alaskas By
the Raw. Thsodors 8. Snow. pastor Of thu
church; hymn, Jesus Saves" address
Alaska Missionaries" by Charles Ellis
recitation, Miss Nellie Carter; solo, Mrs
James l.. jerks; Word Picture, BY. ME-
Theodore s.. Snow; collection; closing
hymn, "Numberless ~ the Sands; bene
diction.
The Hunters Home Raided Again.
The police Saturday evening made an.
other raid upon the Hunters Home, stu
ated ON Cottage street, over on the Plains.
Rhodes, Sergeant Nickerson, RoundsnAn
Vanander and Detective Haberlin. The
Officers broke open the safe, and found q
quart bottle half full of whisky. The
proprietor, Napoleon Fourier, was taken
to the station.
Football.
Al good game of football was played on
the Dexter street grounds on Saturday
afternoon by the P~awtucket Thistles and
the Young Mems Christian Association
eleven. yhe game resulted in q victory
for the Thistles, the score standing I've to
three.
The Pawtucket Free Wanderers went to
Fall River Saturday and were defeated in
. game with the Rovers by q score of six
to u Q
The Funeral OF John N. Hatch. -
The funeral Of John NJ. Hatch wa SOL
emnizcd yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
Good Samaritan Lodge. together with the
/. O. O. r.. turned out 100 strong, and es-
corted the remains TO Riverside cemetery.
xhe First Of the Season
The first boating mishap of the season
occurred yesterday afternoon In the Paw
tucx xcs raye. scn near az P BnncsD street S., bridge ns:
e~ndeavoring TO navigate the river At that
point In q canoe, when the canoe was up
set, and the young navigator was treated
to n ducking. Nothing serious resulted
from the occurrence.
Tho Funera OF Mrs. Duxbury.
The funeral of Mr. Joanna N. Duxbury
was solemnizod at her late residence, No.
IS East street yesterday afternoon, the
Rev. Theodore S. Snow, pastor Of the
Pleasant View Baptist Church, officiating.
The District Court.
In the District Court yesterday morn
ing George K. Leroy. who has been en-
ployed by Charles B. Duckwortn. the jew
eler, was a~rrajgned, CHARGED with the
At $65 and was bound over 70 the June
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas. The
chains were the property OF Mr.. Duck
worth and were recovered.
Napoleon Fourier, the proprietor of
the Hunters Home, was atraigned yester-
day morning, on two charges Of keeping
liquor for sale. He pleaped not guilty
and his case was continued till q week
from to-day.
Early Sunday morning as Officer Nc
Glene was arresting John German the
latter assaulted him. In court yesterday
morning he was fined S5 and costs for as
sanlting an officer.
Oficer Nemitz brought two young men
to the station Saturday night who were
going along Broadway n amusing them
selves by pushing each other into q couple
Of ladies. In court yesterday morning
they were fined $2 and costs each, for
-Four other persons were fined e and
costs each, two for drunkenness and two
for drunkenness and revealing.
In court this morning, three persons
were fined 81 and costs each for drunken
ness and revelling.
The two cases against George Meehan,
one for violation OF the screen law and
one for selling on Sunday, The defend
Wet, and was fined 80 and costs on the
first charge, and s. and costs on the sec
He took an appeal.
The three cases against James Lennon,
two for keeping for sale and n for keep
ing . pool table without y license, wers
continued n week.
The case against the gambling inlple-
ments seized at the place of James Nc
CHM, was continued till the 18th inst.
Points Of Interest.
Councillor Andrew j. Patt Of Ironside
Council, No. 4, u. u. A. M, has been cleo
ted Grand Guardian of the Knights Of
Honor of Rhode Island.
The Business Mems Association will be
addressed this evening by Prof. Jane
Of Brown University.
The Hon. Thomas b. Reed will deliver
an address at Music Hall this evening.
Box 65 Of h fire alarm wa rung in
yesterday afternoon for n slight blaze ON
the roof Of William Carr's carpenter shop
on Slater avenue. The building belongs
the Lewis Fairbrother estate.
The Board OF Aldermen were occupied
until nearly midnight Saturday, canvass
ing the voting lists.
Lizzie Chain, q girl about 20 years of
age, got her hands caught In q machine
Saturday morning at Conant's mill, where
she was working, injuring them quite
badly. She was attended by DR.. McNally.
Byron l.. Potter, an overseer in the
Slater mill, has accepted q position as
on fine spinning at the Lyman
mills in Holyoke, Mass.
A brush fire near Sayles avenue yester-
lay afternoon was the cause for the alarm
rom box 81.
The business Office of W. F. and F. G.
is to be moved from Saylesville to
The vicinity Of the Lorraine mills in Paw