The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-18
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Mrs. Joseph Read Who Died In
Providence Buried In Wood
lawn Cemetery at Knotty Oak

A special vestibule electric car passed
through the valley villages yesterday
from Providence TO Woodlawn cemetery
at Knotty Oak, bearing the casket con-
tanning the remains OF Mrs. Joseph Read.
who died In Providence on Sunday. on
the car were several relatives and friends
OF the deceased. The funeral services
were at the residence on Broad street,
Providence at l0o'clock.
FOR KICKING A COW.
In the fourth district court yesterday
at Aapponaug. a man givin ghis name as
Waterman, who has been employed on the
farm OF a man named Sawyer at the VIII
lows in Old Warwick, was arraigned on
Complaint OF Agent Smith OF the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty of Animals.
II was charged that he had brutally
kicked COW. He was fined $40 and costs.
and being unable TO settle was committed
TO the state work house.
MRS. EMMETT's FUNERAL
The funeral OF Mrs Eliza Jane Emmett
OF Fiskeville. wife OF George Emmett.
was held at her late home today at
o'clock and was well attended
OUTING AT THE PIER.
Despite the threatening weather yester-
day morning the members Of the Pnehix
occupying two specsl cars. journeyed TO
Narragansett Pier for the annual sum-
mer outing.
During the day the weather cleared and
the hours were pleasantly spent roaming
about the beach and enjoying the sights.
The trip was made without incident.
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.
The Quidnick band will give another
concert this evening on the band stand at
Phenix The concerts at Phenix are pop
ular with the residents of the village and
attract large crowds.
MR. sULLIvAN's FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Patrick Sullivan OF Arc
tic Centre was held yesterday morning
from the St James Church. A high mass
OF requiem was celebrated by Rev. FT.
Higney pastor OF the church! A large
number of mourners were present. as the
deceased was well known throughout the
valley. When the mass was concluded
the remains were taken to the st. Mary'3
cemetery in Crompton for interment.
BAND CONCERT AT RIvERPoINT.
Arrangements have been completed for
a band concert at Riverpoint. Thursday
evening. A Providence concern has agreed
TO furnish the band for advertising pur-
poses and the Valley people will have the
benefit OF the concert. Fay's Second Regf-
ment band will furnish the music and will
occupy n temporary stand on the Pike
estate near the telephone exchange. The
concerts will be continued each week.
COURT NEWS.
Yesterday was busy day in the fourth
district court at Apponaug. Judge Rath-
bun presiding. The first case was that OF
several boys from Arctic Centre who
were arrested by Constable Pierre Soucie
and o. T. Hebert. The lads were charged
with revelllng. The officers in their testi-
mony claimed the boys were responsible
for several street fires on the night OF
July 4th and prevented the fremen from
doing their duty after they were called TO
the fire. They were fined s. and costs each
and paid.
STAINED AT SOUTH AFRICA.
Word has been received from Maxim
Gorton, Jr.. by his parents to the effect
that he has arrived at a port in South
Africa The young man relates encoun-
tering one OF the worst storms yet seen
by him in his cruise. On the trip he had
the misfortune while climbing a mast TO
fall and as a consequence an arm was
broken.
LAWN PARTY.
A delightful affair in the form OF a
lawn party was held yesterday afternoon
and evening under the direction of the
Riverpoint Congregational church at the
residence OF Mr. and Mrs Arthur F.
Brackett. There were many attractions.
such as merry -go-rounds. booths for the
sale OF candy. fr<it, fee cream and fancy
articles. etc. The lawn was beautifully IL
Illuminated during the evening with Jap
anese lanterns and electric lights.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Sarah f. and Everett l.. Tourjee OF
TtAlrf ~.
town OF Coventry on Monday through
Attorney Egan OF Providence. for dam
ages for an accident which befell them in
front OF DIR. Winsor's residence at An
thony when their horse backed off the
street into the river and Mrs. Tourjee was
severely injured The matter was referred
TO the town solicitor who will investigate
James Trimble OF Riverpoint slipped
and fell on the sidewalk at Clyde square
on Monday evening, receiving several Sc
we're cuts on his head. He was carried
into a nearby store where he revived suf-
ficiently to be able to proceed to his home.
George Shearn OF Crompton was taken
TO Providence hospital on Monday eve
ming suffering from appendicitis. II is
expected an operation will be necessary.
William Rathbun of Washington, n
much respected citizen, died at his home
yesterday shortly before noon. after an
illness of several weeks.
Mrs. Henry T. Bates of Phenix is visit
ing relatives in Westford. VT.
The Phenix NJ f. Sunday school will
enjoy its annual outing at Oakland Beach
tomorrow.
Miss Ethel Oatley OF Providence is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Latham of
Hope.
Samuel and John Olveson OF Arctic Cen
tire are I'm New York on a busienss trip.
A daughter OF Dennis Daley of Allen
street, Riverpoint. was conveyed to the
Rhode Island hospital in Coughs ambu-
lance yesterday. to undergo an operation
for appendicitis
The Warwick mill at Centreville was
obliged 10 shut down a few hours yester-
day because OF break In the machinery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Kent and chill
dren Of Haverstraw. n. Y, are guests OF
Mrs. Kents parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Gillies OF Clyde.
A special meeting OF Warwick aerie, No.
13l3 was held last evening i'm the Acad-
emy OF Music at Arctic Centre.
George Graemiger OF Crompton had his
0pgar an ha11y injured IN n machine hn