The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-08
BRISTOL.
Young Woman Injured by Belt
in CranstOn WoLsted Mills.
Other Local Items.

Miss Ballamena Costa, about 20 years
OF age was seriously injured yesterday
morning in the Cranston Worsted mills by
coming in contact with a swiftly moving
belt. The cut extended from near the
left eye down across the cheek almost
to the corner OF the mouth. She bled
profusely. DR.. II. S. Church was called
and took the young woman in a carriage
To his office where the bleeding was
stopped.
Afterwards she was taken to her board
h,g place on Eastefbrooks avenue. Here
STE was placed under ether and DR..
Church and Dr. Siegel sewed up the
wound. taking 10 stitches. No serious re-
suits are anticipated.
The polls opened here at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning There were but a tcw
voters In the hall when Town Clerk Her
bert T.. Bennett read the call. Henry
w Hayes was the first person who voted
St Mary's T. A. society held a largely
attended meeting last evening In Temper
ance hall. The committee In charge q
! the recent bazaar rendered Its report
which was accepted Ii was voted to de
| posit I'm the bank part OF the net receipts
! To be used az a han sinking fund, and
James j. Walsh Augustus " Connery
| and Patrick i. Walsh were appointed a
! hall sinking fund committee, with Prcsi-
duh. Hugh + Kelley as trustee !Cr the
society The following delegates we're
elected to the annual state convention tc
be held in Phenix on Thanksgiving day
James Hammill Michael ]. Doyle, VIII
liam Conncry. II was voted TO accept
an invitation to attend a fair given by
the Mechanics Fire company OF Warren,
on Saturay evening, Nov. Is, and also
have st. Mary's hfe and drum ban1 ac'
company them.
M A. Chessman and Floyd Huestis left
here yesterday for week deer hunting
trip I'm the BURNT lands" along the Pc
The annual inspection OF Babbiit wom-
ans Relief Corps takes place next FRIDAY
evening i'm Grand Army hall The corps
will be inspected by Department President
Mrs. Celia Kenyon ana board or grahd
officers.
The body Of Mrs. Sarah u. Davis who
died of typhoid fever at the home OF her
daughter Mrs. r. G. Blood I'm Providence,
last Saturday. was brought here yesterday
for interment In the North cemetery.
MISS Ida Fitch, wt1u-fttt ttts-eteh- eet'-
fined at her home on Union street for a
number OF years was taken yesterday IN
Josiah r. Peckham's double team To Fan
River. where. accompanies by pr;, Aien,
she will be taken on board the Fall River
boat for New York city, where she Is TO
be treated az Bellevue hospital.
Herman Dresher. who lives on Thames
street, reported lO Nilt pbii'' tihN hu'ihb
his absence from his home some one en-
tered his house and stole a toy bank con
talning s. 80 from his bedroom. The mat
ter is being investigated.
The marriage intentions OF Joseph Ma
Chaldo Terra and Miss Phehe Garcier both
~ this town. have been filed at the town
clerks office.
Moderator Williams. yesterday morning
previous 10 opening the polls, called the
supervisors before him and instructed
them. when n person needed assistance
they must bring the parties before him Tor
investiRation and ~ IL was decided to al
low the SUPERVISOR To- assist him, two SUI
pervisors from each party should go into
The booth with him.