The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-12
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Celebrated Wedding and Were
Arrested As RoveIIers.. ..HIt
by Lightning Bolt During
Storm

AS a result for celebrating a Polish
Wedding at Anthony on Saturday evening.
Ave OF the party were arrested. Three
pleaded guilty to charges OF revelling and
we're fined 81 and costs, amounting to
sl15o each, which was paid.
Joseph Brezsr was charged with assault
on a constable, and was hold on that
charge. as we'll as that OF revelling lie
pleaded not guilty and was held IN $3.50
bonds for trial on Tuesday.
Andrew Cyznolek also was held for trial
Tuesday.
The party had been celebrating the we'd
ding for couple OF days at their home
on Mills street, and Superintendent Wool
ley OF the Anthony mill was notified OF
the condition OF affairs early Sunday
morning by Officer Glispin. Mr.. woolley
instructed him 70 get another officer and
stop the racket.
II was 2 o clock yesterday morning when
the officers reached the house and pro-
ceeded TO restore peace. The men. who
had been drinking for nearly As hours,
were I'm ugly mood and the lights were
quickly extlnguished when they saw the
officers.
officer Aldrich, who went with Glispin
10 the place, secured four other of the
disturbers and IL was not long before the
house was cleaned out.
DR.. #. A. Bean had 10 be called to dress
a wound on one OF the Poles, who was
severely battered.
The jewellers were arraigned by the offi-
GERS last evening before Judge Loomis at
East Greenwich
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
Lawrence Card OF Centrevllo and Ben
1amin Coutu OF Arctic Centre came near
being electrocuted yesterday afternoon,
W ba eet uyaa IN. ha
Messrs Card and Coutu were in a
fiiend's house at Arctic Centre and were
attempting To turn on an electric light
IN the parlor and ono in another room
when bolt of lightning struck the wire
The young men were hurled TO the
ground with a terrific force and were
rendered unconscious for 20 minutes
Word was sent for physician, but none
could be located.
kr Card is nursing bruised shoulder
this morning as the result OF his expert
ence and Mr.. Coutu escaped uninjured.
MARRIED AT CENTREvILLE.
Miss Margaret Dyson OF Centrevlle
was married TO Edward T. MacCormack
OF River Point at her home on Main street
at o'clock this afternoon by the pastor
OF st. Philips church OF Crompton, Rev.
Mr.. 4. n. Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacCormack will leave
this evening for a short honeymoon and
they will visit all OF the cities In New
England The young couple will reside IN
Watertown, Mass, where Mr.. MacCor-
mack Is employed
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
Mrs. william Bowker OF Centreville
died at her home on Warwick avenue on
Saturday morning after a lingering i'll
ness OF ouer one year.
Mrs. Bowker was So years or age and
IN he IN ha nd WI 10
seer OF the cloth room at the Warwick
mill. Arrangements for the funeral have
been completed and IL will be held to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock from her
residence.
DIED AT PARENTS HOME.
Mrs. David Martell OF Arctic Centre
died at her parents residence on Central
street, Saturday evening after suffering
from a complication OF diseases for seven
years.
Mrs. Martell was the daughter OF Jo-
seph Gagnon, who serves as highway
commissioner under the Republican ad-
ministrations. She was 70 years old. The
deceased Is survived by one small child
NOTES.
The parish OF the ST. Jean Baptiste OF
Arctic Centre opened a fair In st. John )
hall on Saturday evening.
The fair being held by the Crompton
band was continued on Saturday evening
In Booths hall Crompton.
Miss Cecil Carter OF Arctic Centre has
returned home from Montreal Canada
whore she has been spending a lengthy
vacation.
The Willing Workers connected with the
centreville NJ. E. church have made ar
rangements for a oyster supper TO be held
the latter part OF this week
William Mellen Of Providence visited
friends in the valley yesterday.
There are many Republicans in the
valley who are still celebrating their
success in the recent election.