The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-15
.BL ACKSTONE VALLEY.
PAWyUCkET.
A New High school Teacher.

Miss Lizzie Little, n Graduate OF the
Pawtucket High School In the class Of 'Ss
and subsequently, a graduate OF Wellesley
College has been appointed to the posi-
tion of teacher OF chemistry and physics
in the High School by the committee on
qualifications Of the school committee.
Overcome by the Heat.
Cierre Boirier, n freightman residing on
Cowden street, Central Falls, was over
come by the heat yesterday on Dexter
street. He was takn to his home In the
police ambulance.
Another Case for tho Boad OF Health.
Complaints are being made by resi-
deuts in the vicinity of Hammond's pond
that n certain lot lying near there between
Johnson and Division streets, Is being
used as dumping ground for all the
swill and other filth of certain class OF
people in that neighborhood. Several
children In the vicinity are i'll, IL is
claimed, with diseases resulting from the
foul Rasses arising from this spot.
Obituary-Mrs. Catherine Deahy.
Mrs. Catherine Deahy died yesterday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock of old age hast
ened by slight attack of Malaria, at her
residence, corner OF Barton and Olive
streets.
She was n years of age. and has resided
in Pawtucket about ten years previous to
that time living in PROVIDENCE. She
leaves three sons, two Of whom constitute
the firm of Deahy Brothers. aud two
daughters. Another son, Thomas ii.
Deahy, also of the firm, died few mon this
ago, and she has not been the same since
his death.
To Rocky Point and WEXFORD.
The Sunday schools of Trinity and st.
PauPs churches made AN excursion yes
ferday by the Pawtucket steamers to
Rocky Point and Wexford. Quite large
crowd participated, stopping first
at Rocky Point where they took dinner
and enjoyed couple OF hours about the
Wexford, where another hour and a half
was pleasantly passed. The excursionists
arrived home about O'clock.
The District Court.
James Casey and James III. O'Donnell
were before the District Court this morn
ing. as the result Of an alteration over a
boundary line, two or three days ago.
The parties live on Summer street, in
adjoining yards, and one claimed that the
fence dividing the lots was too far his
way. During the dispute O'Donnell
says that Casey assaulted him with a
hammer:
The Chief of Police took hand In the
matter and arrested both for revelling
Both pleaded not guilty, and their trials
were set down for Monday.
Casey was also arraigned charged with
an assault with dangerous weapon, to
wit, hammer, TO which he also pleaded
not guilty, and he will also have a trial
on this charge Monday.
CENTRAL FALLS.
The hearing Of the contestants against
the will of John f. Adams In the Probat
Court was continued yesterday until the
28th inst, owing to the inability of the
counsel for one side to be present.
In the District Court this morning one
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arrested as a common drunkard pleaded
not guilty and will have trial OH the 2lst.
Fred f. Phillips, Of the firm of Phillips
& Smith. has gone to Chatham, Mass,
for a few days.
The steam roller is at work on Broad
street to-day, rolling a layer of crushed
stone into the road bed.
lONSDALE.
The hay crop this year bids fair to be
the herviest reaped for many years. On
Monday and Tuesday 55 loads we're
stored away in the Lonsdale Co.'S barns
and about $50 tons in all has been cut
this year.
Mrs Mary Paul created disturbance
in front OF DIR. Garvins residence We'd
nesday evening, and was cared for by
Officers Landy and Maroney. Yesterday
morning she was brought before Judge
Golf on the charge Of being insane and
win testified AS TO the woman's condition
and unnatural conduct.
The John street bridge Is sadly In need
Of an entire renovation.
A number of young lady members OF
the High School held picnic to-day in
the grove at Ashton.
Owing to fog and a scarcity of sword
fish, part of the sword fishing party re-
turned home yesterday.
BERKELEY.
The now drop curtain was hung In For
esters' Hall yesterday
The men were around town yesterday
putting up stakes where the electric lights
are to be located: 1t is expected that they
will have the lights in few weeks
Allie Mills has accepted position as
book kkeeper for Mr.. McOevett.
AS Daniel Golfer of Cumberland Hill
was driving through the village yesterday
I'm several places.
Tomorrow afternoon the baseball team
will visit Pawtucket to play the Stars Of
that place.
ASHTON.
Royal Excelsior Lodge, 4. o. o. f., NJ.
u, held its semi annual installion OF
officers In Foresters' Hall, Wednesday
evening. Forty members were present
from Royal Prosperity Lodge of Paw
tucket To witness the exercises.
The following officers were installed by
+. Il. G.. VI. Crease of PROVIDENCE Il. o.,
George Birchall Of Lonsdale; A.. p. q. NJ,
John Tomlinson of Pawtucket N. e.,
James :. Wilde; V. c., Charles Hartley,
treasurer, James Colbeck; P.S., Frederick
Chatterton; H. 3, James Gardner; l.. NJ,
David Rothera; warden, George Cash;
conductor, John Rowbotton; X. S. N. c.,
Robert Chadwell; l.. ,. N. G., James
RUSSELL; r. :. V. g.. Edward Kinder: l..
> V. c., Frederick Bethel; X 5. 81, Viii
liam Spencer; j.. ;. $, Joseph Turner;
chaplain. John Pratt; l. c., John Brindlc;
o. g., John Jameson. After the instaila.
tion n collation. was served and q good
time enjoyed.
James q. Wilde and Alfred Andrews
represented the Excelsior Lodge nc the
semi annual convention which was held
at Pawtucket "Wednesday.
John Ross Of New Bedford, Mass., IL
the guest OF John Mills.
The cricket club will play the woon-
socket team on the home grounds TO.
morrow.
MANvIllE.