The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-31
WARREN.
Ruptured z Blood Vessel In His
Stomach.
Amity Lodge Holds an Enjoyable Meeting.
Suffering From Grip.

Mr. Edward s. Harrington, who carries on
the tin and sheet.iron business on Market
street, is lying at his residence on Wheaton
street seriously i'll. Mr.. Harrington had been
confined to his home under treatment for
stomach trouble for a week mp to Monday
noon. when. thinking ne was we'll enough, he
visited his place Of business, and again yes.
tcrday about noon he was suddenly attacked
with a hemorrhage, fell 10 the floor and bo-
came unconscious. Physicians were hur
riedly sent for. Drs. NJ f. Barney and Mel
son II. Hall responded to the call, maie an
examination, applied restoratives and had the
patient removed TO his home, where he was
made as comfortable as possible. diagno-
sis showed IA rupture Of blood vesssl OF the
stomach caused by the breaking Of an alb
scess.
Amity Lodge OF Odd Fellows n ct In regular
session last evening and enjoyed one Of the
pleasantest mestings of the season. The at
tendance was large and included several visi-
tors. The treasurer presented Past Grands
Joshua G. Drown and Henry Burtch as his
bondsmen, and they were accepted by the
lodge The permanent secretary was author
lied to procure the necessary supplies in con-
formity with the new ritualistic work adopt
ed by the Sovereign Grand Lodge at its last
session. Under ''good of the order" ma
jority OF those present had something pleas
ant to say eulogistic of the fraternity. At the
next regular session, January 6,Deputy Grand
Master Orrin Peterson and his board of Off
GERS will install the newly elected officers OF
the lodge and the entertainment committee
will serve n turkey supper in the banquet hall
The schooner Napoleon, Captain Hart, has
finished discharging a cargo Of coal for K. M.
Martin & Son, and will discontinue her trips
until early in the spring. IN the meantime
necessary repairs and alterations will be
made.
The attendance at the Baker street evening
school has fallen off within the past few
weeks. but nearly all the older scho ars at
tend regularly.
The school committee has voted 20 intro
duce Stccl's RudimentaryEthics and Pennell s
Ancient Rome into the High school class.
Arthur Schofield. who had thres fingers on
each hand badly frozen while shoveling snow
last week, is recovering.
Mr. william III. Crawley, Masonic grand
master Of the State, is confined to his resi-
dence with an attack OF grip.
The Spinnsrs' Union will hold a ball at Ar
mory Hall on New Years night friday.
DIR. u. u. Morrisseau is the owner OF val
liable young dog that is lin training to hunt
rabbits He recently received a lesson, a cage
of rats being used for the purpose A few
days ago the dog was missing and could not
be located until yesterday, when il was learn
ed that be had sighted an Itinerant live poul.
try gatnerer's team and mad followed IL to
the owners home in Rehoboth, distance Of
ten miles. The dog was returned last evening
When the borsemen- visited the Cove 10
speed their trotters on ths ice Tuesday they
found the track which had been laid out de-
stroyei, something like so eel holes having
been opened. one horse narrowly escaped
breaking leg by stepping into one Of them.
He was owned by Fred Brown, the livery man.