The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Married al ST. Johns Church--HoOdlum
In tn. Valley.

Mr.. George Brosseau and Miss Clara Ra
boin OF Arctic Centre were married at St
Johns church Yesterday Rev. Father Payar
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Brosseau will
reside in Arctic Centre.
John Bowker, manager of the Arctic store,
left this morning for visit with friends IN
! northern New Hampshire.
A very pretty wedding occurred ut IS.
J Peter and Paul church at Phenix this morn.
! ing, when Mr.. Albert Beaudctte of Arctic
| Centre and Miss Alice l.. Agnew of Clyde
were united in marriage by Rev. Father Lit.
! tie of Taunton. The bridesmaid was Miss
| Rosie Little OF Pawtuckct and Mr.. Henry
| Desrochcr OF Woonsocket acted rs grooms-
man. After the ceremony wedding break
! fast was served at the new home of Mr.. an
! Mrs. Beaudette at Arctic Centre, and the
newly MARI led couple left on the noon train
| for a short bridal tour. On their return they
will reside at Arctic Centre.
Charles Hammond, who has for the past
seven years been employed as bookkeeper at
the Pontiac mill, has resigned his position to
accept similar one with George II. Draper
& CO. at Hopedale. Mass.
Narragansett Tribe, /. O. II. NJ, held an in
teresting meeting md entertainment in the
Wigwam at Natck last evening. sss.,
The lRiverpoint fire alarm had another OF
its fits this morning and the changing of the
big bell in the tower of the hose house at
Clyde aroused the firemen, but as no box was
struck tho apparatus was not taken from tho
fire station. Tho cause OF the trouble was
the crossing of the wires Of the FIRE alarm
line.
There seems to be gang OF hoodlums in
the valley who have grudge against the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company, and are trying TO he revenged for
some fancicd grievance by breaking the
globes OF the lights at the stations and wreck
irg switch lights. Some weeks ago n number
of switch lights between Pontiac and Clyde
were broken, and last evening n number OF
the globes on the lights at the stations were
smashed by the hoodlums.
The Union Cornet Band is preparing for
it's annual fair, which will be held in 81.
Johns hall some timo this month.
Road Commissioner Sprague has completed
the work Of regarding ana paving the gut
tors on Company street at PheniX.
some OF tho local police officers are becom-
ing very uneasy ut the vigorous kick which
has lately been made by the taxpayers In re-
gard 60 the way In which they have been sct
tling cases without the sanction of the
court, and are protesting that such thing
was never done by them. The Warwick
Town Council viii meet at Apponaug next
Monday, and 10 ~ understood that Brown,
The peddlcr who was arrested two weeks ago
Tor An attempted assault, and who, after pay
ing his fine. stated 10 Judge Warner that he
had paid one OF the local police n sum of
money 10 settle the case. has placed hrs case
in the hands OF Charles N. Pace, Esl., who
VIII nnncar hefore the Council and demand
the officers dismissal and Impeachment
James Chadwick of Crumpton filled himself
full Of valley beer last night and then went
homo aud attempted TO thrash his wife. She
resisted nnd Chadwick seized n razor aud
threatened to cut her throat. Onicvr Riley
we- summoned AMI after placing the man
Mmhsr arrest Took MN hefnro IudRe miller nj
hasi br-enwich, who hned hin 81 aud cOsi~. |
Ihr Coventry Town touncii held its |
monthly meeting al the town clerks uifice iu |
washington Yesterday afternoon
William tfras s'it was severely injured " hile |
cutung wuul utar Coventry Centre ye-ter. /
dav. tie was trimming the limhS from fl. /
len tree. when his axe slipped. cutting dpep 1
cash ~ the cali of hi~ leg. He was tPhcn to 4
Arctic Ccntre,whcr his wounds were DIRE ss,d. 1