The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-05

yesterday morning at the Twin City
hospital. where he had been taken after
being struck by a locomotive at Valley
Falls Monday afternohon, was identified
yesterday afternoon as that OF Jean Pa
quette, son OF Jean and Eugenia PaqIette,
who reside In St Jean village in Attle-
boro, not far from the Valley Falls
freight yards. The boy was about IL
years OF age and had wandered away
from home. When he did not return last
night the parents were very much wor-
ried and IL was not until Tuesday about
noon that they heard Of the accident.
SEPT. 10 DATE OF INSPECTION.
The annual inspection" which is made
by the members OF the city government
Of the water works property at Diamond
Hill will be pulled off one week from to-
morrow. This is the one event Of the
year 20 good many of the citizens OF
this city. The inspection consists chiefly
in the enjoyment OF a frst-class clam
bake. IL always means a good time for
all who go and the weather man will be
asked 20 give a special brand Of Septem-
Der weather for next week Thursday.
OFF FOR COLLEGE.
There was n crowd Of two or three hun
dred people gathered on the platform at
the depot shortly after o'clock yesterday
afternoon. II was jolly crowd made up
very largely OF young people. although
here and there was a gray haired man or
woman who appeared TO be Just little
more sober than were the younger ones
In this party were perhaps 75 or more
young men and for just this particular
minute they held the centre OF the stage
The occasion of the gathering was the
starting OF these young men on their
journey 10 colleges in Canada where they
will spend the next few months Some of
them were from this city and others were
from Central Falls. Their friends had
gathered 10 give them n good sendoff and
when the train pulled out there was a
huttering OF handkerchiefs from the girls
and cheers from the boys and here and
there just n faint evidence OF a tear or
two. where some mother was saying her
first goodbye to the boy who was taking
his first leave OF home
CITY HALL RECORDS
The following transactions have been
recorded at the city hall during the past
"a hours:
Real Estate Conveyances-Louis Lescault
10 Emily Carroll land and improvements
on the Crescent View plat; consideration
$40
Mortgage Deed OF Real Estate-Emma
B. Towne TO Roscoe l.. Adams, land and
improvements on the westerly side of
Water street. amount $1,000
Discharges OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate-Peter CARROLL by Louis Lescault.
land and improvements on the Crescent
View plat. amount 500 Thomas Grace
by John III. Arnold, land. and improve
ments on the westerly side OF West ave-
nue.; amount $50.
Marriage Intentlons-Fred clifford slye
OF West Woodstock. Conn, and Mary Ma
randa Hall OF Putnam, Conn; Alexander
Hunniford and Sarah Jane Young, both
OF this city.
NO MEETING
The regular meeting OF the board of
license commissioners was scheduled for
last evening, but as there was no busl
ness the meeting was not held Several
applications. which were received bv the
clerk, Will be acted on at the next meet
Ing.
RELIEF CORPS HOLDS MEETING.
Tower Relief corps held an interesting
special meeting yesterday afternoon. An
invitation to visit Mrs. Kingsley OF Digh-
Ton was received and action was deferred
until a future meeting. II was voted 10
hold basket party at the home OF Mrs
Robert Pollard. 265 Prospect street. on
sept IL, and a committee OF arrange
ments was appointed An invitation from
the department president to visit her al
her summer home, Irvington cottage. Riv
erside, was accepted The visit will he
made on Wednesday Sept. l2 and the trip
VIII be made on the electrics Following
! ,he meeting there was social hour, dur
Ing which refreshments were served
COMMITTEE MAKES REPORT.
Last evening at the regular meeting of
the Fairlawn Improvement society. re-
ports were received from the committee
that had charge OF the annual flower
show which was held Saturday and sun
day. The reports showed that the AFFAIR
was the most successful In the history OF
the society. Routine business took a
short time and then the meeting ad-
iourned
iMPRovERs HOLD MEETING.
The Darlington Improvement society
held short meeting last night and n
progressive report was received from the
committee appointed al previous meet
ing TO confer with the Rhode Island com
pany about having the Central avenue
tracks extended 10 the entrance to Slater
Memorial park. Arrangements are un-
Ter way TO make the fall and winter
meetings interesting with a view TO at
tracting a large attendance
FRACTURED HIS SHOULDER.
Monday night Joseph Howard OF i59
Dexter street fell down flight Of stairs
and injured his right shoulder. lie did
not at first think that the injury was a
serious one. but yesterday the pain be-
came so intense that he came TO the
Twin city hospital for treatment. II
was found that the shoulder had been
fractured and the necessary medical at
tentlon was given.
a cLoTHEsLlNE CASE.
The time OF the district court this morn
ing over an hour was taken up I'm trying
70 mo out whether or not Mrs Mary q
wood was guilty ot making an assault,
on Mrs Ann Brady. II appears that tho
two women occupy tcnements I'm the Same
house on Main street near the corner ~
Mineral Spring avenue and that there is
difference of opinion as 90 which ~
them shall use the back yard on wednes.
days for the drying OF tho weeks wash
ing. According 90 the story told Mrs
Ls1 49, H.