The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-23
VALLEY VILLAGES
New Industry al FlsksvllIs.
They Want Square Poles.
Boy Got Bean Lodged In Ear

At Fiskeville an industry entirely new
TO the Valley has been started and II Is
claimed by the promoter that when GER
tain patent rights have been secured and
he ls properly protected In regard to his
invention. his plant will grow in accord
ance with the demand made for his COM
modify.
Horace p. Baker, an old resident OF
Fiskevilie, who is now retired. but who
for years was employed at the jackson
mill as master mechanic. has been work
ing for some time upon a device which he
claims will display poultry In market
in a position natural TO the fowl when
alive. He also claims that the fowl which
Is exhibited by the aid of his device will
not spoil as quickly as one which Is al
lowed TO remain with its feet tied to-
gether AS yet he has not received his
patent but has his attorneys at Washing
ton busy with the invention, which he in
tends To throw upon the market as soon
as the patent is secured. He has set UP
one machine In the old Morning Ex-
change" building at Baskerville. when he
intends TO manufacture the Invention and
70 increase his plant as business pro-
gresses
WASHINGTON.
The residents of the village and espe-
cially those who live on South Main
street claim that at present they have
much to complain of, or will have when
the Providence Telephone company erects
round poles on their street. The residents
petitioned the council over a month, ago
TO prohibit the company from putting up
anything but square poles. The council
decided that square poles were the proper
thing and the petition was granted. even
inspite of the opposition made by the
company's men who were present. At the
meeting last Monday the council decided
to reconsider the vote taken In regard to
square poles and TO allow the company TO
sips have had plenty OF food and the
council are criticised very harshly by
manv. especially by those residents
South Main street for their latter action
In regard to the matter.
The store OF George Andrews is fast
nearing completion and can safely he con-
sidered a vast Improvement TO the VII
arrived and the work Of putting them
In position Is almost finished. II IL ex-
pected that the store will be ready for
occupancy within another week.
CLYDE.
Lewis warburton. the s-ysar-oid son
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Whitaker warburton OF
Clyde got white bean lodged In his
ear yesterday afternoon. and after an
unsuccessful trial of local physician TO
extricate II, he was taken'to an ear s2e-
cialist in Providence. where the obstrnc-
tion was removed. II seems the boy was
playing with the, beans and placed one
In his ear. and pushed II in as far as II
would go He notified his mother short
ly afterwards, when the object became
painful She at once took him to the
office OF DR.. G.. 8. Christy at Riveroint,
where the lad wac etherized. but the
doctor was unable TO remove the object.
He advised the mother TO take the ooy
&c DR.. Rogers on Elmwood avenue, and
she accordingly went. A second attempt
was made to remove the bean and was
successful The boy was later taken 10
his nome
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS
At the Narraganse,t lodge, X OF F..
meeting held last evening In Ames bufii-
ing in Phenfx. one candidate was intia-
ted into the third degree.
a largely attended holiness meeting
was held at the Phenix NJ r. church last
evening.
Miss Evylin whhford Of Fiskville IL
teaching at the Crompton school in place
of Mise Mary aCommisky, who had re-
signed
The new Ceutreville bridge has bee,
painted dark red and is now entirely
finished
Eli Bennett has been sent TO his home
in Hop. from the r. l. hospital where
he underwent treatment for injuries
received by being struck by an electric
car last Tuesday