The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Aged Resident Dies Of Heart
Failure. Mr.. Chase Reward
ed for his laborS-MOtes.


Mr Was % 75 eSe Years s Of
age. lie had done no regular worL
had been afflicted by heart trouble
His family, therefore, was not surprised
ornin n mis- subSen ba aas sash Usual meenng
visit to Flanagans store at the foot
OF Birch hill. After staying. about
key TO the water closet, and made his
way TO the outbuildinS. HIS long abb
sence caused a search and he was found
at once sent TO Medical Examiner
Christie and 10 the dead mans family.
DR.. Christie gave II as his opinion that
and gave permission 70 Undertaken
Cough 10 remove the body TO his home,
where II was prepared for burial.
VALLEY MAN HoNoRED.
Isaac r Chase, Sr.. OF Arctic. was
honored at Providence on Wednesday,
Mr. Chase who is Interested In the
extension OF the Adventist faith, and
who IS a member OF the official board
dence, was present Wednesday at the
third anniversary Of that church. On
a new edlhce and during the days
| ceremony. Rev. william Dixon. pastor
of the parish. present 70 Mr.. Chase
beautiful bouquet, making an address
in which he praised the labors OF Mr.
Chase I'm the line OF church improve
| ment The friends OF Mr.. Chase in
/
honor bestowed upon him.
FINGER AMPUTATED.
Thomas Lamb. boy living on Maple
avenue, PheniN, while playing win
hay cutter at the home OF a neighbor
yesterday met with an unfortunate ac-
| cident The lad was feeding hay into
| a cutter when his fingers came In con-
tact with the rapidly revolving blades
As a consequence, the end OF one or
the fingers was taken on. The boy was
taken TO the Office OF DR.. William y
| Reoch in Phenix and the doctor dressed
! the wound
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
| A regular meeting OF the Pawtuxet VAL
| ley wodking Girls club was held last eve
ming In the Women's Christian Temper
| ance union rooms, In Heimer building.
| Phenix. After the usual routine business
| Chester Thudbury. an instructor at the
! Warwick high school. was introduced and
| he made an interesting address upon
Wireless Telegraphy" Mr.. Thudbury is
| an interesting speaker and he brought out
! by ilutsartions the method OF transmits
| sion OF sound unaided by wires.
TO COLLECT THE TAX.
Tax Collector William Reddy OF War
! wick Is preparing notices TO be served
| upon delinquent poll tax payers of the
town. The time OF grace in which TO pay
! the tax assessed by the town has elapsed.
| and Mr. Reddy says he will now proceed
according to law and collect the tax A
| number OF the poll tax payers have de-
| clared that they will not pay the assess
ment and will make a test case for tho
town. Collector Reddy, howveer. says
that all will pay or serve a term at Grams
ton.
FUNERAL OF MR.. FECTEAU.
The funeral services OF Joseph Fecteau
| OF Washington, who died at his home on
| Monday at the age OF 81 after a severe
Illness OF Bright's disease. was held yes
| terday afternoon at the Knotty Oak
| church The services were conducted by
Rev. Z. n. Curry OF ST. Philips church at
| Crompton. The United order OF Red Men
/ performed ed-thelr- ceremonies over the re-
mains OF their deceased brother. The
bearers were Anthony Lambert, Jesse
| Carr. oliver Bennett and Calvin Hopkins.
Many beautiful floral tokens were ten
dered the deceased by his many friends.
The burial was held in woodlawn ceme-
terry at Knotty Oak
NOTES.
Mrs John Boyle OF Pawtucket was a
guest yesterday OF Mrs. Mary A. Brown
of Phenlx.
Rev John McVay OF Bristol. a former
| pastor OF the Phenix NJ. T.. church. visited
friends In Phenix yesterday.
Mrs. Charles A. Briggs OF Phenix, who
| has been III with tonsilitic is recovering.
Edwin A. Leech Of Providence has ac-
| cepted position in the Thornton Machin-
| cry companys storage plant at Harris.
James Keenan, OF Phenix has accepted q
position at the Interlaken Print Works al
| Arkwright.
William Bennett OF Fiskville Is confined
| 10 his home by illness
John Labrie OF Centrevflle, who was In
jured In the elevator accident at the Cen
treville mill Tuesday afternoon. II i'm
proving.
Dr. Butler town physician OF Warwick.
II busy vaccinating the pupils In the pub
lie schools throughout the town.
A regular meeting of the teachers Of the
Riverpoint Congregational Sunday school
try.
with the exception OF the packinr room
the entire plant OF the Apponaub Print
Works shut down last night for the re-
mainder OF the week