The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-21
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Foresters Meet and Elect Officers
miss Roy's Arm Broken
and lacIratsd bya Spesdsr

Courts Warwick, f. OF A. OF Arctic, and
Clyde. held their regular business session
last evening and elected officers for the
ensuing year. After the election social
time was anticipated in and a delicious
collation. was served. The officers elected
by the Arctic branch were as follows;
chief ranger, Wilfred Lelum; sub-chief
ranger. Edmond Fortier treasurer, Louis
Levesque; financial secretary. Morse Men
nier; recording secretary. Joseph Lebime;
senior woodward. Joseph Cozes; junior
woodward. Charles Delob; senior beadle.
Prodant Fortier; junior beadle. Felicien
Leblanc; first trustee. Joseph Crepeau;
lecturer. Eseb Theroux; physician, Dr.
NJ. j. +. Legris.
At Clyde the following officers were
elected: Chief ranger, John Ormond; sub
chief ranger. George Dixon; senior wood
ward. Joseph McKeon: senior beadle.
James Denegan. Sr.: junior beadle.
/ James McKeon: recording secretary, T.
M. Harrop; financial secretary Daniel
w. Quinlan: treasurer Thomas H. Har-
rop; lecturer, Asa NJ. Nickerson; trus-
tee for three years, p. Henry Quinn.
Cecil Roy, a young woman employed In
the carding room OF the Warwick mill
at Centreville had the misfortune 20
break her arm while at work on We'd
nesday afternoon. She was oilng a
speeder and in some manner got her right
arm caught in the machinery and the re-
suit was IL was badly mangled, besides
being broken. Miss Roy was taken TO
the hospital where the fracture was re-
duced.
=" II Will be several weeks before Miss Roy
will be able TO resume her duties
MEMS CLUB MEETS.
The Mems club OF the Phenix NJ f.
church held a meeting in the vestry OF
the church last evening. The club ar
ranged for play to be given on oct.
H. entitled "A Mystery Meeting" The
performance will be In charge OF Charles
T. Birmingham. The hall in which the
entertainment is TO be given has not as
yet been selected, but another meeting
Is 10 be held the early part OF next week
and all arrangements will then be COM
pleted.
WILL UNDERGO OPERATION.
Lionel Archambault Of Arctic was taken
suddenly III yesterday morning at the
home OF his father on Pleasant street.
Two physicians were summoned and az
first expressed the opinion that the lad
had appendicitis, but later I'm the day they
admitted that the symptoms were not go
marked. This morning the young man
was suffering great pain and II was deem
ed best 10 convey him TO the Rhode Island
hospital, where an operation will be per-
formed Immediately.
A sLANDER CASE.
The case OF Mrs. Mary Leduc, against
Henry r. Lefebvre. of Arctic, is assigned
for trial next Tuesday at Apponaug.
Much interest Is manifested I'm the out
come OF this case as II is the outgrowth
of family troubles. The less important
cases will be tried later in the. year, but
as this one Is a slander charge IL was
deemed best TO dispose of IL as soon as
possible.
TO HAVE THIGH SET.
Mary, the 14-year-old daughter OF Jo-
seph Raymond OF Centreville, was re-
moved 90 the Rhode Island hospital yes
terday morning, where she will undergo
an operation for a dislocated thigh
The young woman had been confined 10
her bed for such long period with a
severe Illness that the thigh worked itself
Gut OF position.
NOTES.
Henry Segel OF Artic is visiting his
parents in Norwalk, Conn.
Miss Anna Parisean OF Central Fails ia
visiting Miss Cecil Gagnon OF Arctic.
Joseph Smith of Anthony has returned
from four weeks vacation in Canada.
The bazaar being held in Crompton by
the Children OF Mary was again well at
tended last evening.
number OF young men of Arctic have
formed club and have hired a hall as
their rendezvous this winter
More automobile petitions are expected
to be placed before the Warwick town
council in the near future.