The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-13
BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
pAWTUCKET.
Tho District Court.

her ailment dtu not appear 10 DC the TO-
suit of illness. A day or two ago she
tried to jump from second story win
dow. She 10 about 80 years OF age.
The three cases against Thomas Murby
came up to day, viz. selling liquor with
out license, Keeping for sale and selling
he admitted evidence sufficient TO con.
vict, and was fined go and costs and SEN
fenced to ten days in Jail on each count.
He gave notice OF an appeal TO the
charge of keeping open on Sunday he
pleaded guilty, and was fined - ana
costs.
Five persons were fined $2 and costs
each for drunkenness aud revelling
The trial of Ernest Jacobs for revelling,
was continued until next Monday.
Points of Interest
The regular monthly meeting Of the
common council will be held this evening.
The work OF taking down the big tree
on Main street was completed yesterday
afternoon.
Sacred Heart parish will make an ex-
cursion to Crescent Park on Saturday, on
the Pawtucket steamers.
The chess club will hold its annual bake
to-day at the grounds Of the Union Club
of PROVIDENCE.
Medical Examiner Kelliher is enjoying
. vacation at Niagara Falls and Saratoga.
CENTRAL FALLS.
In the District Court this morning
four prisoners were fined e2 and costs for
@ and costs. Peter Abercombie who
assisted In an endeavor to do up the town,
was fined IS and costs.
The Probate Court is in session to-day,
hearing the case Of the contestants OF the
will of John F. Adams. The greater part
Of the forenoon was consumed in the
cross examination of Mrs. johnson, the
principal contestant.
The school committee held a meeting
last evening with the new superintendent,
Frank o. Draper.
LONSDALE.
A heavy weight that was attached to
damper in the No. boiler house fell yes
terday and struck Patrick Murray on the
head, cutting quite severe cash. DR..
Merrill attended him.
The Rev. l.. Walker Lott. formerly pa s.
tor Of Christ Church, and Mrs. Lott paid
visit to this village Yesterday:
John Johnston, manager OF the bleach
cry is in New York.
List of uncalled for letters at the Ions
dale postoffice; Mrs. Coll, Mrs. Ann
Fitzsimmons, MISS Annie Gamble, Edw.
McLone, Louis Peterson. Mr.. r. Seed,
Mrs. j. Smith.
MANvlLlE.
Mr.. and Mrs. William GreRson and
family, have returned from a W eek's visit
to friends in Fall River, Mass.
John Marsden, of Lowell, Mass, for
merly Of this village, is the guest OF John
William Stott is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis, at Crescent Park.
Alonzo w. Vose got new hay rake
yesterday.
BERKELEY.
The members Of the Helping Hand So
ciety of Emanuel Nj. e. Church are
making arrangements for lawn party
which is to be held in the grove near the
church Saturday afternoon.
Mr. William Goldsmith Of Fall River.
Mass, has beey appointed overseer OF the
carding room in the mill.
The baseball team will play the Stars
OF Pawtucket Saturday afternoon on the
Stars. McKennor and Mullen; for Berke-
ley. Fadgen and Whalen.
John Cullen, ST., lost valuable horse
with pneumonia
Mr. John Francis McGnire and Miss
Mary Gladdin have filed their marriage
Intentions.
ALBION.
Mr. Mason Freeman resident OF this
village for "a years has removed to Gen.
trail Falls
Mr. Freeman came to this village in
the weave shop where he worked till 1858.
Then he opened grocery which he run
till about six months ago when he sold
out to Little g. Co., Olneyville. AS he
was getting old he thought he would re-
tire from business. He leaves host OF
friends.
Bertrand Webber has resigned his posi-
tion as second hand in the carding room
to accept one as overseer in the same de-
partment at Centreville
Overseer Thomas f. Dunn has returned
from visit to Camp White.
Samuel Bottomly has returned to mis-
home in Bristol after brief visit to
friends in this village.
The /. o. O. f. will hold their regular
meeting in Foresters' Hall tonight
WEXFORD.
G. B. REYNOLDS took party on steam
launch Hope, yesterday afternoon for
sail to Mount Hops Bay, returning In the
evening
Narragansett Council, Royal Arcanum,
Is arranging an interesting program for
Wednesday evening Of next week, when
Deputy Grand Regent NJ. T.. Stillman
win impart the password for the ensuing
six months. Refreshments will be served.
Sloop yacht Sibyl, which has been over
hauled at Newport, has returned to her
anchorage here. 1t is reported that Mr..
King intends to replace her with a larger
boat which will draw thirteen feet Of
water.
Some forty barrels of weak Ash were
shipped from this station yesterday, half
of which were forwarded by Lewis Bros
Mrs. Martha Wall has returned from
an extended visit to friends In PRovI-
DENCE.
Mrs. Henry Chadsey has returned to
her home i'm PROVIDENCE.
In the case of Allen vs.. Allen for tres
pass, which Is expected to come up in the
District Court tomorrow. much learned
exposition of the law concerning shore
rights aud privileges is expected.
b. Lewis Brayman had the misfortune
to give his ankle severe wrench last
evening, and was yesterday obliged TO
forego all efforts at walking.
KINGSTON.
The season is fairly opened In this
quiet village. Among those now here