The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
PAWTtCKET.

The turning Of car seat on Taun-
ton car, which was discharging passen-
gers al the foot OF High street caused
woman 10 have one OF her fingers bad
ly lacerated. DR.. J. r Lewis of Taun-
ton. who was on the car attended her.
At TIE observance Of the Eighth anni-
versary OF the Pawtucket association Of
Stationary Engineers held at Hsuterieve,
yesterday, large delegations from Woon-
socket, Providence. Newport and West
erly were i'm attendance. The day proved
one of the most notable in the history OF
the association. There was a reception
at the Narragansett hotel Providence
before the trip down the river An ele-
giant dinner was served at 80 by Stew
ard Gibney After dinner o musical and
literary programme was enjoyed Presi-
dent Thomas p Burke presided. John W.
Lane, formerly president OF the National
association. and r II. Hogan. vice presi
dent of the same association, were among
the interesting speakers.
The committee Of arrangements consist
ed Of Riley Daniels, chairman: Benja min
Scholes, secretary: J. Chandley, William
Cole. Albert Keene, Hans Housen and r.
NJ Kennedy.
Rev. j. j. Wooley conducted the f,in-
eral services of Miss Jeanie Wood the Ie-
years-old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Gil
bert Wood There were many tributes of
love and esteem paid the young woman S
memory. @
Eric Allquist reported to the police tha;
his bicycle had been stolen from the side
walk at Pleasant street and East avenue,
last evening
Officers Lennon and browne early YES
terday morning arrested Annie Sullivan
and David Hayes Annie was charged
with being disorderly person and Hayes
was charged with an assault on her.
The two had a lively mix-up. and though
Hayes was charged with beating the
woman his own head was badly battered.
Arthur T. Stratton. general secretary
of the Y. VI. G. A.. spoke at the Baptist
church, Hebronviie, on "Prodigal Son,
Yesterday
A man whose trust in the honesty Of
human kind In general has been rudely
shattered went asleep IN doorway on
Dexter street early last evening He lad
grip when he went 70 sleep. but on
waking the grip was missing The man
gave his name TO the police as McDons Id.
ON an old warrant Edward Donntlly
was gathered in by the police yesterday.
Edward is charged with the larceny OF a
dog belonging 10 the police mairon. Mrs.
Mary A. jerks. The dog was stolen on
April 18th
Peter King was found on the plains near
the Newport road yesterday suffering
from a broken ankle and bad confusion
over one eye. Citizens found him and
notified the police. who in turn sum-
moned city physician Dr Richards. Later
lIing was sent To ST Joseph's hospital.
II was a biz singular thai King had at
one time preferred charges against the
officer who yesterday rendered him much
service.
sylvester c. sherman. who for 81 years
was overseer of the carding room of 'he
Dexter Yarn company. died at his home
late Saturday evening He came 20 this
city in 1866 and retired from his position
as oversecr I'm 1897. Mr. Sherman ives
prominent in Masonic and odd Fellow
circles
About 100 employees OF the Coleman Na'l
company. had an outing at the grounds
OF the German lodge OF Pidge avenue On
Saturday afternoon There was q bali
game. dancing and other amusemsnts.
william q. Etchens of the Alpine Tex
tile company has returned 10 this city.
j Is. =. Brazeau has gone 10 Burling-
ton. Vt. 20 attend the meeting ~ The
suprs me council of the Union -. John
Baptist