The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-09
EAST PROVIDENCE.


ston. a widow. who lives at the corner
OF Taunton avenue and John street. yes
terday. She fell I'm the hall OF her resi-
dence and fractured her left wrist and
cut q deep cash in her lip. DR.. George
S. Allison was called and attended the
injured woman.
INTERPRETED WITH TRAFFIC..
AS a man employed by David @. Peck
Of Seekonk. was driving load Of vegeta-
bies TO market last evening he turned
avenue. The wheel collapsed. letting
down the load, also blocking one Of the
car tracks for over an hour and making
IT necessary for Taunton and Fall River
cars to pass through Broadway to Taun-
ton avenue
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE.
Thomas Atwood had a narrow escape
from serious injury. He was picking
pears from tree In the yard of his
residence on Pawtucket avenue when he
lost his balance and fell TO the ground.
He had on at the time a pair of glasses,
which were broken by the fall Mr. At
wood considers himself very fortunate
that he is not suffering the loss Of his
eyesight He escaped. however, with
only a good shaking up and a few small
cuts on his face.
The youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Jamtn Hopkins met with a painful acci-
dent yesterday morning The boy was
playing about the house when in some
manner he ran a needle through one of
his feet. The crys of the youth brought
the attention Of the mother to the injury,
but she was unable to extract the needle
from his foot. physician was called
and II was removed.
IN HYMEN's HAPPY BOND.
The marriage Intentions of Charles
Henry Joynar. aged 22, and Margaret
Jackson. 22 years old, both of East Provi-
dence, have been filed at the town clerks
office.
The town clerk received certificate
from Rev. A. A. Cleveland Of Providence
that on Aug. IL he married Paul A. Peck
Of Seekonk and Ella M. Holmes OF East
Providence.
PERSONAL POINTS
Mrs. Edward M. Albro and daughter
Miss Marguerite Albro. Of Oak avenue
have returned from the White Mountains.
where they spent the last two months.
Albert p. Winchester and family are
contemplating removing to Providence
this fall
Col. III. Anthony Dyer and wife have
returned from Winsor. N. H.. where they
have been enjoying themselves among
the White Mountains.
Among the guests at OQunquft cottage
the past week were Mrs. Horatio Steere,
Steere OF Worcester Mass.
Mrs. John Weeden Of Sabin Point
lighthouse has been visiting relatives in
Newport.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Il. Mason and
family Of Pawtucket. formerly Of this
town, have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert B. Mason OF Dorr avenue
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith OF Union
Vile, Mass, Miss Evans and Phillip 8.
Pent OF Providence have been the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. William w. Munroe OF
Maple avenue.
Mrs. Harry Boardman has returned to
her home on Maple avenue after visit
to relatives In Providence.
Miss Lena Winchester and Miss Tobey
have returned from pleasant visit
among relatives and friends at Worces-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Bell OF Turner
avenue are entertaining relatives from
eastern Pennsylvania.
William r. Bowen and wife and son.
Everett also Theodore jerks and MISS
Lydia Paine who have been passing a
Wttk ~ the Wnftc inVthss'ifN, '@'S -.
turned home.
Charles chaffee and family and Miss
Grace Halliday have returned from their
visit I'm Warren. Me.
Miss Cora Boulin who has been the
guest Of Miss Davidson ncr several weeks,
has left for hsr home in East Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs A Eugene Remington
have gone or ten days. trip to Beni-
more. Norfolk, Richmond. Washington
and Philadelphia: They are accompIr>r
by guests OF Lew s. Winchester and fam
pf Monroe
Willie Schoenhardt OF Rullocks Point
avenue " enjoying a few days visit with
relatives I'm New London. Conn.
Mrs. Elkn Randolph entertained about
forty friends at her parents summer
homo on the bluffs the other evening Tho
party was n surprise 10 her and was ar
ranged by friends from the vicinity OF
| her home In Central Fails She was pre-
ssnted with a ring set with opals. The
presentation speech was made by Mas
Laura sheldon. Songs and musical sc.
| iecsaons generally enliyened the hours and
games were played. Mrs. Randolf. the
hostess and others served refreshments.
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