The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-23
JAW AND NOSE BROKEN.
Severe Accident to a Workman at
Oriental Mills.
An Enjoyable Church Conceri--Interest-
ing Notes From The North End.

James Piummer,a young man employed
at the Oriental mills on whippie streer,
was severely injured Yesterday afternoon.
He was adjusting belt, when pulley
wheel struck the wrench he had in his
hand, driving tho latter with much force
against his face. Among the injuries
caused Mr.. Piummer by the blow was q
broken jaw bone and nose, deep cash
in the chin and a badly cut right hand.
He was taken to to his home, 81 Fillmore
street. and DIR. Charles +. Marston called
to attend him.
VERY PLEASANT CONCERT.
The large Sunday School room at ST.
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church on
Dougls avenue. was crowded last night
with people who knew that the entertain
ment that was to be given under the
auspices OF tho Westerly of the Churcn
must be well worthy of patronage No
one present was at all disappointed. in
fact their hopes OF spending an enjoyable
e,ening were more than satisfied. The
program was a particularly attractive ono
for good vocaiists sang songs that were
rich In music ana sentiment. There was
some good reading OF pieces worthy Of
being brought to tie attention OF the
audience and the instrumental selections
were all that could be desired
The evening's entertainment was not
lacking in variety. but tnis variety in
no way weakened the effect OF the really
educational music and readings, but on
the contrary. made the OCCASION even
more agreeable for all. Though every
selection on the program was worthy OF
praise so well was 1t rendered, particu-
larry pleasing were the readings by Miss
Arnold OF "The Organ Builder" and son
the Coast OF Wales" the splendid selec-
tiohs of the quartet and the vocal solos
by Mrs. Bardsley.
The numbers on the program were rs
follows, fiano selection, MIR. Bsinss;
piano, banjo ana mandolin, Dairy m ole
family; vocal Duet, MIR. Robinson and
Miss Parker; reading, Walter Wright;
| pian3 ana violin uuet, Mrs. Scattergood
and Mr.. DronsHeld; vocal duet, Master
and Miss eager; reauiug, Miss Arnold;
solo, Mrs. Bardsley; quartet, Miss
piano and violin duet, Messrs. Granam
and Dronsfield; vocal duet. Master and
Miss eager; ..reading, Miss Arnold; vocal
solo, Mrs. Bardsley; piano, banjo and
mandolin, Dalrymple fan lily; vocal duet,
Miss Parker and Mr.. Robinson.
AT intermission cake and cream was
served by the ladies.
L.,
successful from a tinancisl point Of view.
aud the money received will go to the
church fund. The committee in cnarge
were: Joseph Dronsnelu, cbeirman;
John Lee, Frederick Sonner and George
schofeld.
THEIR PAPER ANNIVERSARY.
Yesterday was the second anniversary
OF the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mullen, well-known residents of this Sec
tion, and in order to do proper honor to
the occasion they invited about 80 OF
their friends to their pleasant home,
Palmer street. During the evening,
which was ohsrminglv passed, a number
of the guests sang and played, iucluding
little Miss sadie Kinnard, whoso vocal
aud instrumental selections met with
great favor. Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen re-
o,ived a large number of gifts, most of
which were in some way connected with
paper, i'm accordance with the custom for
second anniversaries.
NORTH END NOTES.
Charles Rosenteld. ~ year Id lad,
who lives on Shawmut street, reported at
the Second police station last night that
while he was driving along Valley street
near Davis Park yesterday afternoon, one
O, the Eagle:Brewing Company's teams
collided with his wagon. Charles was
thrown out and had his face bruised and
be claims the driver Of the brewing teams
was very careless In handling the horse
attached to his wsgon. Samuel Sack
nowitz was iu the wagon with RoseD-
field, but escaped being thrown out.
The Emmet Cadets will hold a mas
querade ball this evening.
Last night was another quiet one for
the local police.
The Democrats are talking up a parade
for tomorrow night On Capitol Hill.
i ne Htm' cis VI NV hp"b'iNhH NhTu
committee Of Ward Three have agreed
upon a very strong ticket for the City
Courcil.
Officer Irwin who was bitten on the
right hand a month ago by vicious fell
low that he was arrestine, returned to
duty nj the Second statlon after being
confined to his hone for two weeks.
The thumb and fnger Of his right hand
are still very much swollen and very sore.
lie is no, able to do patrol duty yet and
has since his return been engaged on tele.
graph.