The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-23
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Miss Annie McNabb Overcome
By Heat. ..CoTonor Makes
Report

Miss Annie McNabb OF Cough avenue.
Riverpoint, was nearly prostrated by the
heat Saturday. She called on a friend at
the Arctic mill and after leaving w@s
overcome, and sat down on the bridge
TO rest. After a while she proceeded to-
ward her home and when near the Arctic
store she fell in the street unconscious.
She was assisted into the store and later
removed TO her home in a carriage, where
a physician attended her.
CORONER REPORTS.
In his report on the death OF Ralph A.
Benoit. a boy who was struck by an au-
tomobile and fatally injured at Apponaug
on July G. Coroner Sullivan says in part:
"All OF the eye witnesses testified as TO
the moderate pace OF the machine 10
avoid a collision with the boy, and the
quickness with which the auto came 10
a fun stop.
II. therefore. report and certify as tes-
titled TO by Samuel II. Long, M. d., who
was present at the boys death, and as
testified TO by Charles s. Chrissie, NJ d.,
medical examiner for district 2. and as
shown by the copy and record of the au-
topsy herewith filed, that aRlph Andrew
Benoit came 10 his death at Apponaug,
I'm the town of warwick. on the sixth day
OF July 1906, from n fracture OF the skull,
cerebral hemorrhage and concussion; that
.said Injuries were due 20 his being struck
by an automobile while the said Benoit
was on the highway and that said death
was due TO accident and misfortune"
PLEASING EVENT.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by the
members OF the Young Peoples society,"
Christian Endeavor. Of the Fiskville Ia
bernacle. and their friends Saturday eve
ming. when a lawn party was held at the
residence OF Miss Bertha Brayton AZ
Fiskville. A ladies band was I'm attend
ance. and furnished music during the eve
ming.
BAPTISM AT CROMPTON.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning in the
Flat river, i'm the rear OF the Six Princl-
pie Baptist church at Crompton, several
candidates for membership In the church
were baptised by Rev. John n. Salisbury
pastor of the church. There was large
gathering OF people and special music
was rendered by a select choir Later the
candidates were admitted TO the church
society.
T oTHE PIER.
The Riverpoint Congregational Sunday
school will enjoy its annual outing to-
morrow. weather permitting, at Narra-
made on Wednesday. Special cars have
been secured and will leave Clyde at $40
o'clock
Lkoofunkt seco teneaejohwsesAI unceser
ENDED IN CONFLICT.
The Phenix and Arctic ball team met
Yesterday afternoon on the BAH ground at
Phenix. and the game ended in what came
near being a fstic encounter. The game
was in favor OF Phenix from the start but
the end came in the sixth inning. when
the score was II TO g. The visitors dis
puted the umpire's decision and refused
TO continue the contest.
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Peter sherman of Phenix, the driver of
the wagon which was struck by an cleo
trio car. on the grade at Harris near the
Lamphear machine shop Friday. and who
was thrown from his seat and bruised
to a considerable extent, is now believed
TO be seriously injured.
At the time OF the accident Mr.. Sher-
man felt no serious effects from the fall.
but this morning he is confined 10 his bed
and Il is feared that he may have received
internal injuries.
NOTES.
Rev Edwin p. Phreaner. pastor OF the
Centreville NJ. E. church, occupied the
pulpit at the Fiskeville Tabernacle yester-
day at o'clock.
Rev. c. Chester Hyde OF Newport, de-
livered an eloquent sermon at the Free
Baptist church in Phenix yesterday.
The quarterly meeting OF the oaklawn
Improvement society will be held tomor-
row evening.
John Ford and Col. A. +. Brown Of
Phenix enjoyed an outing at Boyden
Heights, yesterday.
Lucien Hines OF Green hill visited
friends I'm Phenix on Sunday.
Fred Paul of Riverpoint has rented a
cottage and is enjoying a sumer visit at
Chipawanoxet
Mrs Martha Oatley and Mrs. Abbie
Hornby OF Providence visited the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Latham of Hope
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dawley Of Provi-
dence were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs
Gross OF Hope over Sunday.
Andrew Robinson OF Hope left yester-
day for Attleboro, Mass, where he has
secured position in a jewelry cstablis h
ment
T. Murphy of Riverpo,nt is re-
ported TO be very Ill OF typhoid fever at
the st. Joseph's hospital at Providence.
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