The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-08
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Angry Husband Wanted to Thrash
a Tea Drummer From the
Ciiy...MIssIng From Home

There was a lively scene in the res
taurant OF ]. Albert Beaudette yesterday
afternoon II happened that we'll
known Hope man. passing by the place.
saw seated at table his wife and a
Providence tea drummer. The man from
Hope entered the place and gave vent
10 his feelings In words hotter than the
weather and finally invited the drummer
into the street. where he promised TO
square accounts. The drummer did not
accept thinking perhaps that the words
used were, n sufficient castigation.
MISSING FROM HOME.
Miss Georgianna Dutley OF Crompton.
the girl who mysterously disappeared
after a visit to Rocky Point Sunday. had
not been heard from at n late hour last
evening. On Sunday Miss Dutley visited
the shore resort and was seen at $40
O'Clock in the evening by her sister but
since that time nothing has been heard
OF her. and her family entertains fear
that she may have been drowned. as she
had threatened suicide. A party has
been searching along the shore for her
body. which IT is thought may at any
moment be washed ashore.
NEW INDUSTRY AT HARRIS.
Another new industry is about TO start
In the valley and promises TO be OF some
Importance The new concern Is the
Royal Chemical company Of Providence
and Messrs. Parkhurst and Hess, the
proprietors. are having some much need
ed repairs made about the old Pierce mill
at Harris previous to installing OF ma
chinery TO carry on the work.
The new company is reported to be
a German concern that has done business
In other parts of the country
JERICHO BOY INJURED.
Walter Dutley OF Arctic Centre. a
young son of Mark Dutley. met with
a peculiar accident recently at the home
of a relative in Crompton. The boy was
seated in a lawn swing and in some
manner got his hand caught between
the bars and the wooden supports. The
bones OF his forearm were fractured.
He FASTENED to the Office of a nearby
physician. who reduced the fracture.
HEAT PROSTRATIoN.
A Frenchman employed as coal
shoveler at the Clyde Print Works.
was nearly prostrated- the intense
heat yesterday.
The man was about his duties. when,
without warning. he collapsed. Labor
ers who were with him took him to the
shade OF a nearby tree where he lay
unconscience for nearly an hour. A
doctor was summoned and after work.
ing over the man for some time sue
ceeded I'm reviving him, Last evening
IL was reported that he had fully re-
covered.
FINGERS JAMMED.
girl named Hampson. who lives
on Allen street, Riverpoint. met with
a painful accident in the Royal mills
yesterday. She is employed In the
cloth room ana in changing the rolls
of cloth one OF the rolls slipped off the
centre and caught her hand, crushing z
IL severely. She was taken home in one
OF the mill carriages and doctor was
called.
NOTES.
Mr.. and Mr~ Thomas Potts OF Patter-
son. n. j.. have been the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Graves of Crompton.
Mrs. Mary A. Brown OF Phenix. is
enjoying a two weeks visit TO rela-
tives in Newport.
The o. b. Jolly club of Centreville
is enjoying several weeks outing at
Buttonwoods.
Rev. George Ather OF Providence
who some time ago was extended a
call by the Phenix Baptist church, has
declined it, having accepted parish in
Connecticut
DIR. Burget Runnels and DIR. J. Edward
Duffy of Blackwells Island. y. Y, are
guests OF Philip Duffy of Clyde.
Mrs. George w. Ralph of North Sctt-
uate spent yesterday afternoon at tht
home of Mrs. Mary Ralph, Phenix.
George A. Colvin OF Lincoln avenue
Phenx, is making Improvements about
his property in that place.
There was strike among the help a
the blue dye house at the Clyde Print
works yesterday afternoon.
A lad about Is years of age was caught
in a stenting machine at the Clyde Print
works yesterday. but was not seriously
injured.
William Godfrey and Harry Congdon o,
Natick were overcome by the heat while
carting coal from Apponaug to the hom'
OF Richard Taylor yesterday They were
obliged TO suspend work for more thar
three hours.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Arlington
are spending a few weeks visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George b. Parker at Washing
ton.
Mrs. Louisa Cook. a former resident Ct
Pontiac and widow of Thomas Cook, IL
visiting relatives in Pontiac.