The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
A Workman Slightly Injured by Acct
dent al the New Standpipe.
Bfzar in ihe Town Hall Came to a Sue
CesSfu| CIooe Last Hight.
branch of The News Taunton
Telephone 1922, East Providence.

Yesterday one OF the workmen OF the
new standpipe was injured by the break
Ing OF a chain fall. Quincy Hanlon OF
292 South Main street was working near
the fall when the chain parted and run
ming through the block with the ends
loose struck him In the leg, infilcting
severe flesh wound just below the knee.
The injured man was taken TO the office
Of DR.. Simeon Hunt at the corner or
Warren avenue and Second street, where
II was found that although the wound
was painful no bones were broken ana
Il was not serious. After the injury had
been cared for the man was taken to
his home In this city.
A SUCCESSFUL FINISH.
Last night the bazaar In the town hall
OF the Ladies' Aid society Of the Haven
NJ F. church closed after a successful
run OF three nights. The entertainment
provided was a scorf fantasia by nine
young women under the direction OF Mrs.
Edward Moulton. II was very good and
we'll executed. .
There was a large attendance and the
patronage OF the different booths was up
to the standard OF the preceding nights.
The affair was a success throughout
from every point OF view.
The committee to whom the credit of
the SUCCESS is due is composed of Mrs
Ezra Bowen. Mrs. Ira s. Nickerson, Mrs.
Henry j. Pickersgill and Mrs. Edgar
Johnson.
WINNERS WON.
Yesterday afternoon there was an ex
citing football game between the Win
ners. OF Vine street and the Clovers, Of
Anthony street. The game was played
on the Dubois field on Anthony street.
The Winners were too lucky for their OPP
ponents and whitewashed them with a
score OF 26 to 0.
The features Of the game were n run
OF 20 yards by Sullivan I'm the first half
and runs by Perkins. Hayes and Girls
void. The players Of the teams were as
follows:
Winners Sullivan, Perkins, Hayes.
Grlswold. Welch, Russell, Rich Anthony,
Smith, Rockford and Houston.
Clovers-McDonald, J. Chace. r. Chace.
Pooler, Crawford. Field, Wright, Car
penter and Bishop.
The Winners would like to hear from
any team whose average age is IL years
or under.
FALSE ALARM
Yesterday afternoon "A youngster from
the Potter street school made his appear
ance upon the square and Informed Officer
Taggart that he was wanted at the
school When he arrived there the officer
was informed by the teacher that one of
the boys had been making noise in
school and that I'm her effort to induce
the child to keep quiet she had told him
she would send for the policeman If he
did not.
Another lad misunderstood what the
teacher had said and thinking that she
wanted an officer started In search of
one. When the officer arrived on the
scene he was informed by the teacher
that his services were not needed and
that he had been called in through a mis-
understanding
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
The following transactions I'm real es-
tate were recorded at the town clerks Of
fee yesterday.
Grace ID. Mangler of Bayside, n. Y. ct
al. sold 10 James w. Boyle aii their
right. title and interest In lot 30 on tho
Bullock Land company plat No. I, with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon for 81 and other valuable consid-
erations
Emma f. Macdonald ct al. OF New