The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-21
WARREN.

Colonel Charles W. Greene. recently OF
the Warren Artillery. who made apph-
cation lately To be placed upon the re-
tired list OF commissioned officers OF the
Rhode Island Militia, has been granted
the request. Colonel Greene joined the
Warren Artillery on June 4. 1892. and
year later was made second sergeant. and
I'm 1896 was promoted to first sergeant,
and the following year was appointed
second lieutenant Four years later he re-
ceived his commission as first lieutenant
and after serving i'm that capacitl until
three years had elapsed he was commits
stoned Lieutenant colonel on April l5 1901.
Two years later on the Goth OF April he
received his commission as colonel and
occupied that position until May 2. 1905.
when ne resigned because OF business du-
ties. Colonel Greene was the most ca
pable drill master and earnest worker in
the Warren Artillery, and under his di-
recton the company attained a high
standard I'm military circles.
The funeral services OF Miss Anua NJ.
Bun were held from her late residence OH
Linden street yesterday afternoon at 2
p m. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Hopkins n. Cady of the
NJ. f. church Special singing was rem
dered by quartet from the church choir.
lnterment was at the South cemetery
Swine Paouin OF this town was placed
under arrest Saturday on warrant
sworn out by Or. Gardner T. Swar:s
OF Providence, on the charge OF prac-
ticing medicine without a license. 4 le
arrest grew out OF the death OF Emma
Lemoyne. 10 years of age. who died at
her home on Park street, Warren. last
Sunday after short period OF illness.
the disease being typhoid fever. Medi-
cal Examiner Hall investigated the case
and discovered that there was no sigma
ture 10 the death certificate. and be
ported 10 DR. Swarts who later secured
a warrant for Paquins arrest from Clerk
Arthur W. Poyce OF the Fifth District
court. Paquin when arrested pleaded not
guilty and bail was fixed at $500. trial
being set for Thursday. This is not Pa
gums first offence In this line. as the
authorities state that i'm 1894 he applied
for a certificate on the statement that
he had been practicing medicine more than
three years in Warren and his applicn-
tion was refused. Paquin appealed the de-
cision TO the Supreme court but was re-
fused by IL, after investigat ton into the
matter. About four years ago Psauin was
arrested In a criminal operation charge
and appealed the decision OF the District
court. but received n heavy fine I'm the
upper court. IL is claimed that at present
Paquin is officiating at several cases OF
typhoid fever I'm one house on Parks
street. The local authorities have had
their eyes on the place. but insufficient
evidence would not permit them 10 make
any arrest until few days ago when
they collected all the facts together and
on the strength OF the evidence made an
arrest The outcome OF the case Is eager
ly awaited by local people.
The employees OF the Howland & Wheat
on company. with a number of their
friends. enjoyed an outing at Rocky Point
last Saturday. The party numbering
about 80 left here on the large gasoline
launch standard owned by Captain Frank
Smith, and tourneyed TO the shore resort,
where the various amusements were In
dulged in by the members OF the party.
The return trip was made early in the
evening and the crowd arrived In War
rem at $50 y. m. and all were unanimous
I'm pronouncing the trip a most excel
lent one.