The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Slot Machines Again Appear.
Funeral Of James DOnnelIy.
Boy Injured

Now that all Is quiet in the town OF
Warwick one by one the slot machlnes
are coming forth from their hiding places
and are finding a space in some or the
business -eieees--S+et HtffeAtttes have be-tf
out OF commission for some time In obedi-
ence 10 tho councils orders. OFFICER snip
pee. who made q raid about the town and
seized a number of the machines last fan.
emphasized the fact that no more would
be tolerated I'm Warwick, as children were
allowed TO play them.
In all probability these machines VIII
soon be rounded up, as was the case last
fall for officer Shippee asserts that slot
machines will not be allowed In the town.
BOY INJURED.
Walter Mccormack OF Lippitt. employed
i'm the bleach house at the Clyde Print
Works, received a severe injury while at
work at that establishment Tuesday
afternoon The lad was adjusting a piece
OF cloth, when a large piece of brass.
known as the pot eye. fell from its SOC
ket and struck him squarely upon the
head He was rendered unconscious and
DIR. w. r.. Page OF Phenix was sent for.
When he arrived the boy had revived.
and II was found that the scalp had been
laid open for a few inches and several
stitches were taken to close the wound.
FUNERAL OF CONDUCTOR.
The funeral OF James Donnelly of Hope,
the veteran conductor OF the Pawtuxet
Valley branch. was held this morning
from the So. Peter and Paul church at
Phenix The service was largely attend
ed and the esteem in which the deceased
was held was shown by the many beauu-
ful floral offerings.
Following the service at the church
the interment was at st. Mary's cemetery
at Crompton.
RETURNS FROM ABROAD.
George C. Phillips treasurer OF $. II.
Greene a. Sons OF clyde, has returned
from his recent travels in Europe. He
and his family seemed much improved by
the trip. Yesterday Mr.. Phillips visited
the works where he met many old friends,
to whom he related his many experiences
during his trip across the European conti-
nent.
INFANT OPERATED ON.
The infant daughter of John OlXerSon of
Arctic centre. was obliged 20 undergo
a delicate operation recently. Some time
during the early part of the week the
child was seized with n coughing spell,
which continued several days, much to
the anxiety OF the parents. and the usual
remedies were used. Finally Dr. Chag-
non was called. He found that a safety
pin had become lodged I'm the larynx and,
after an operation which very deli
cate, the pin was removed 90 child is
resting comfortably but Is yet very weak.
ON A VACATION.
Professor Daniel A. Clarke of Harvard
university is enjoying a brief vacation
at the home Of his parents, Dr. and Mrs.
Charles X. Clarke. OF Fiskville Professor
| Clarke who Is an expert landscape gar
diner and instructor in botany at Harvard.
| is engaged at present In attending the set
ting out OF shrubs and preparing the lawn
! at his fathers home.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FAILED.
Elber o. card father OF Mrs. James X.
| Ralph, OF Jackson, is seriously III at his
| home I'm Scltuate. Mr. Card has been
4 sick for some time, and has been receiving
treatment from Christian Scientist.
! lie has continually grown worse. until his
condition Is very serious. Last Monday
Rev w. II. Green of East Killlngly,
Conn. n son-in-law OF Mr. Card, visited
Mrs. Ralph and told her OF her fathers
condition, and asked that medical treat
mcnt be given the old man. as he was
fast failing. Dr. Clark was called 20 at
tend the man, but he said his health was