The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-03
WARREN.
Mrs. Rhodo Badly Scalded by the
Upsetting OF a Stove.
Schooner Napoleon Waiting for Faver-
able Wind General Mention.

The schooner Napoleon has discharged
cargo of coal for Il. NJ Martin 81 Co.
aud is awaiting favorable wind to sail
for Norfolk.
Mrs. Rhodo, wife OF John X. Rhodo,
was quite severely injured last evening
at their home on Water street 1t was
about 8 80 o'clock, when Mr.. Thomas j.
Barton and family, who reside nearby.
heard screams issuing from the Rhodo
home They hastened TO the house and
found that the kitchen stove had been
partially upset by leg falling out The
stove had been covered with dishes pre-
pared for supper, and kettle of boiling
water which upset In such manner as
TO fall upon the side Of Mrs. Rhode who
was at work preparing the evening meal.
One of her arms was quite badly scalded.
They were both badly frightened. Mr..
Barton and assistants righted affairs.
Mrs. Rhodo's wounds We're dressed and
this morning she was as comfortable as
possible.
The north side Of Market street, be-
tween Nam and the crossing, is TO re-
ceive the attention of the highway sur
yeyor and improvements will be made
which have been neglected tor many
years.
The races at the Driving Park, post
poned from Decoration day, are sched-
two classes--tbree minute and 2:45-and
l3 horses are entered.
The roadbed of the Consolidated Rail
road in the vicinity OF Child and Market
streets IS receiving needed repairs. New
rails and slccpers are being put down.
Rev. Fred B. Cole, rector of ST. Pauls,
Providence, was here yesterday on visit
to his mother at the family residence.
Mr.. John Lincoln is 10 sever his con-
nection with Messrs. Foreman & Carpen-
ter to accept "a position with Cobb, Bates
* Yerxa of Taunton, Mass.
MIR. James NJ. Anthony, late manager
of the Warren Foundry and Machine
Company, was In town yesterday calling
upon old friends and acquaintanccs.
The contract for plumbing the build
ings Of the st. Andrew Industrial school
at harrington has been awarded TO Mr..
Herbert y. Seymour OF this town.
Amity Lodge of Odd Fellows met last
evening and held pleasant session and
at the close of business the members and
guests adjourned TO the banquet hall,
where social exercises were held, which
included collation. prepared by Brother
Orrin Preston.
Messrs. Sanford, Cady and Conley,
commissioners on the extension OF Water
street. will hold meeting this evening
in the town building. Progress Is being
made as rapidly IA possible and IL Is ex-
tices for public hearing will be an
nounced.
There were five deaths in town in the
month of May. Three were under two
and one was n years of age. The causes
of death were: Uremia, /; Bright's dis
ease, /; pneumonia, i; infantile debil-
ity, 2.
There was meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the M. T. church held in the
church parlors last evening. and the sub
ject was discussed of arranging for a pub
lie entertainment and supper to be given
at an early date.
The Warren baseball club is arranging
to play game with the Nayatts on the
driving park grounds on Saturday after
noon.
The newly elected Judge Bosworth took
his seat in the Fifth District Court this
morning. The first case To come before
him was that of Michael Embrio who
was arrested last Wednesday on the
charge of making criminal assault on
philamena Maneva, a girl under rs years
of age A number of witnesses were ex-
amined and at the conclusion of the trial
the accused was found probably guilty
aud bound over To await tho action of the
grand jury in the sum of $4,000 he
could not obtain bail aud was committed.