The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-25
BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
PAWTucKET.
A Little Girl Bitten by . Dog.

PAWTuckET.
A Little Girl Bitten by DOG.
A little girl named Lille Dugan, resid-
ing on Main street, was bitten by dog
yesterday afternoon on the left ankle and
thigh. Neither wound IL at all serious,
only the latter one showing the skin to be
broken. She was taken to the police sta
not being In she returned home.
George w. Daggctt's Funeral.
The funeral Of George w. Daggett, SON
Of William j. Daggett. was solemnized
dence on South Union street. The Rev.
j. j. Woolley, pastor of Park Place
Church officiated. The floral tributes
were numerous, and included baskets
from several hremen and wreaths from
Chief Engineer Briefly and the Veteran
Firemen's Association.
The District Court.
In the District Court yesterday morn
Ing James Callahan was sent TO the State
Farm for six months as y vagrant. Three
persons were fined " and costs for drunk
ennesa
In court this morning the case against
Charles Waterman, arrested on suspicion
Of robbing Peter Lemons sale. was dis
continued.
Points Of Interest.
Tower Post No. IL. G. A. r., will hold
Sa Win BE- sde Sy
A. Il. Scholes of the Fourth RHODE
ISLAND Volunteers upon the experience OF
a Union soldier In the South since the
war.
noon, was for blaze in barn on Water
street, which was extinguished with q
pail of water. In turning from School
Into Vernon street the What Cheer truck
struck the fence, breaking few lanterns
and buckets, and breaking the side rail.
Henry j. Lynd, OF the firm Of Lynd &
Murphy, starts to-day for Old Orchard
Beach, Maine, for two weeks vacation.
Edward Card and Col. Robert McCloy
will go to Block Island tomorrow, for q
Louis g: Slocum, clerk at A. Cohen's,
started this morning for weeks trip to
New York and Martha's Vineyard.
CENTRAL FALLS.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Lincoln Town Council was held this after
noon at 2 o'clock.
go to Cottage City on August Sd, to take
part In the muster to be held there.
The Volunteer has been put in excel
lent condition, aud looks rs pretty as a
picture"
LONSDALE.
A practice game of water polo was
played in Scott's Pond Saturday after
noon between two picked teams. The
game proved TO be very interesting to the
spectators and no doubt will become very
popular in this vicinity.
The Rattlers won a game OF baseball
from the Summer Auenue Athletics OF
Central Falls by score OF 12 to g.
Mrs. l.. A. Merrill and daughter and
Miss Florence Millett left here this morn
ing for a two weeks visit to relatives in
Salem, Mass.
Miss Grace Dean will spend the remain
der of the summer at Riverside She left
this morning.
BERKELEY.
The much talked Of game for 800 purse
between the home team and the Stars of
Pawtucket. was played Saturday on the
Dexter street grounds, Pawtucket. and
was won by the Berkeleys by a score of
IS TO IL. The Berkeleys took the lead in
the first inning, aud held 1t till the end Of
the game. The features Of the game were
the batting and pitching of Fadaen, who
made home run and three base hit. aud
struck out ten men. The score:
g:ss: gsssssi:s:
Eits-Besskelsys, Il; s.ars.lt; Errors -ss,seIsys.
sa sasn s%a sdsn ms sna hOSps 5
minutes. Umpire-william MAther.
ASHTON.
No cricket game opcurred here Satur-
day owing to the Pawtuckets failing to
appear. TLey sent word that they could
not come because several Of their players
were on u vacation.
The baseball team visited Lonsdale
Saturday afternoon and was defeated by
the Emmets of that place by a score of 26
tot.
The cricket club will play the British
Hosiery team at Thornton on Saturday
next.
Frank B. Heslin is spending his sum-
mer vacation at Nantucket, Mass.
Miss Louise Blackmar, who was the
guest of Misses Josie and Mamie Ryan,
has returned to her home In Philadelp phia
socker exchanged pulpits with the Rev.
James Murray of the st. Johns Church
yesterday.
ASHTON.
Albert r. Barber has been engaged as
principal of the grammar school, to sue
ceed Serene 7. Jinks. Mr. Barber was a
graduate from Brown University In June
last.
MANvlLlE.
The funeral Of the 2-year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jackson took
place yesterday at the home of her
parents, the Rev. Mr.. Lilianthial officiat-
Ing. Interment took place at the Mosasic
cemetery at Pawtucket.
A committee was appointed at the last
meeting OF the fire department to get up
-an- entertainment to raise funds for the
department..
WOONSOCkET.
Thirty members of the Woonsooket
Bicycle Club went TO the Douglass Camp
meeting yesterday, and also large party
of Woonsocketers on carriage
Henry w. Murry, a weaver employed
at the Harris Privilege mills, has re-
Gently invented shuttle stop motion
smasn protector, and will attach the
machine to the looms Of the Privilege
mill.
An alarm Of fire was rung at $50 Sun
day afternoon from the Hamlet mill for
slight fire on the roof IL was soon ex-
tinghished and the damage was a slightly
burned roof and wet machinery.
An alarm OF fire was runR yesterday
afternoon at 430 from the box located at
the Hamlet mills. 1t proved to be blaze
in the warper room In the upper story
The fire broke through the roof and was