The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-17
VALLEY VILLAGES
Interesting GIaanlngs From the
News Of the Pdwtuxet Val.
ley Happenings.

John Murray of Providence, one OF the
freight handlers IN the freighter which
constitutes the electric express from the
CITY tc the Valley. was injured by bar
rel OF oil falling an him yesterday a'
shortly after noon. Tho car was In Crom D.
ton and was unloading freight for the
mills when in some manner the barrel In
question fell against Murray breaking
The bone in his leg He was kept on the
cal and the car WAS run back to Arctic
Ger tire. where the services of a. physician
we've secured. The fractured bone was set
ard the man was later taken TO his
Rome in Providence
Three vertical boilers. which were for
neriy used In the Arctic mills. owned by
the y II. and r. Knight Company were
removed 10 Lippitt yesterday snd are 10
he installed i'm the mill there The boilers
will bc used for the burning Of hard coal.
General Ltppiit Commandery. United
Order of the Golden Cross held an open
r1eeting at odd Fellows hall. in River
point. last evening. the same being at
tsroed by a fairly large number. Hon.
Joseph -Burlingams, S. c.. was the
principal speaker and talked OF matters
~ interest 20 the order.
The old tenement owned by the Hope
company AZ the corner OF Douglas and
Min streets. In Phenix. Is being torn
Down. The building is the oldest one
among the cornpany's buildings and one
OF the workmen yesterday found a coin
urder ono OF the window caslngs bearing
the date of l7s7
Courts Warwick ard Mercier Foresters
% America met az their rooms at Arctic
Centre and Riverpoint last evening The
annual business was transacted including
the election OF officers
The annual teachers meeting of the
towE OF Warwick was held today az the
town han az Apponaug. The teachers
from all over tho big town and from
nelghboring towns as we'll gathered and
the large hall was the scene Of very In
feTet ting gathering. The exercises opened
a. Il o'clock. Rev. Richard Wolfenden Of
the ST. Barnahas' church in Apponaug
lcac the opening devotional exercises, and
ho was followed ~ the FIRST speaker
Stperintenaent Walter ". Small ot the
Providence schools. Mr. Small smoke on
tho Batavian plan end his remarks ve-e
of considerable interest He was followed
~ His EXcellency. Gov Utter The
governor spoke eNteOporaneouslv hut
his remarks we're or considerable inter.
est. Al noon an interrnission va. called
Curing which time tho teachers ad-
l'ufHfu To lnN bapbst church almost
eCrcss tho street where luncheon wasFerv-
% The meeting was opened again AZ
shout O'Clock when Charles Chspin.
Principal ~ the Rhode Island State Nor
nal school. spoke )n arithmetic The clos
iiir address was made by Superfntondant
Herbert w Lull ~ Newport. IIo smoke
or English and the teacher" Taken on
whole the meeting was very interesting
fnG the teachers were amply reuaid FOR
Their attendance by tho large amount Of
u'eful Information they received
The Columbian Whist club met last
evfning az The home % Miss Tiiins
Room on Fairview avenue PhenIx A
a. rPhtfll evening WIS spent and light re-
nashments were served after the playing
Tho St Marvs Litrrarv and Ioiv Name
. sfety % Arctic Centre held an enter.
tirmeni In Thornton Opera House last
e'snins. The program included th- rendi-
Ton ~ the farce. 'lnnisfaii."