The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
"The First Laugh I've Had in Year"

The interment was in the family lot at
Knotty Oak.
ORDERED NUISANCE tBATfcD.
The health officer OF the town OF War
wick was called upon to investigate an
alleged nuisance which was being per-
petrated near the residence of Albert
Taylor of Centreville.
A local teamster had been emptyng
refuse taken from cesspools in the COM
munity In the rear OF the property OF
Mr.. Taylor.
He called the health officers attention
TO the fact and that official visited the
place and expressed It as his belief that
the conditions constituted a nuisance and
a menace to the health OF the families in
the neighborhood and at once ordered the
nuisance abated.
MET WITH PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Last evening about $3.50 while McCor-
mick McGaughery, a confecuoner well
known fin Arctic. was on his way TO de-
liver some orders at Phenix he was the
victim OF a very painful accident in which
he not only suffered from severe contu=
sions and bruises, but also sustained
broken wrist
AS he was crossing the track Of an cleo
tric freighter bound for Riverpont his
team collided with the car and the wagon
overturned, dumping him and the entire
contents OF the team out in the road.
Mr.. McGaughery was not so lucky as
was Eugene McGill, who was in the wag
on with him and managed TO jump be-
fore the car struck the wagon. When the
wreckage could be pulled from above him
and a physician summoned it was found
that he was suffering from the wounds
mentioned above and the fracture.
Fred Jackman was the driver of the car,
and just how the accident happened could
not be explained. AS soon as the mes
sage could be sent to his home one of his
assistants came TO the rescue and took
the injured man home where DR.. r. NJ.
Smith dressed the wounds.
ASKED TO REMAIN.
A meeting of the vestry of ST. Andrews
church. Phenix, was held this week ana
1t was voted TO appoint a committee to
interview Rev. Thomas Costello Johnson,
the rector OF the church, who recently
tendcred his resignation to that body and
60 prevail upon him to reconsider and TO
induce him, il possible, 10 remain with
the parish, for which he has accomplish
cd so much during his stay.
The committee 10 this end was appoint
ed and will do their utmost, but it is
understood that the rector is determined
in his intention TO seek a new field Of
labor.
WEDDING ANNIVBRSARY
on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Il. Wilbur, OF CenterN-ille, enter
tained number of their friends. includ-
ing the members OF +. " Whist club. at
their home In honor of the third anniver-
sary Of their marriage. The friends. after
their arrival suggested a setting OF whist
and bridge whist was enjoyed during the
evening, and the following prizes We're
I III. 1,.f IL.
holder. Mrs Sarah Dedrick; silver collar
button holder, Miss Carrie Booth: con-
ISOLATION prizes, bronze paper knife Mrs.
Henry d. Heydon, brass match safe,
Franklin y. Babcock.
Refreshments were served and the
guests enjoyed themselves I'm social way
during the remainder of the evening.
TO HAVE NEW MANAGER.
IL is reported that the new manager
recently secured by the Pawtuxet Valley
Hand Laundry at Harris. Is TO leave that
establishment About three weeks ago
w Fred Dame. formerly OF the Toy
| laundry OF Pawtucket, was engaged as
manager OF the plant, but IL is now under
stood that he Is to be superseded by
another who Is expected next week.
NOTES
Napoleon IonEtein OF Lippitt is re-
| covering from a severe Illness.
! Fred Barsalou Of Natick arrived home
yesterday after a short visit to Canada.
Extensive repairs are bling made about
! the residence OF Dr. John A. Hoover OF
| Washington.
Miss Carrie Whipple OF Wcscott has
I 1yeen visiting friends IN Natick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark of Natick arc
| entertaining friends from Boston at their
| home this week
NOTES.
The new council Of Scltuate Will meet
| and canvass the voting list FOR the finan-
| clal town meeting next Tuesday.
Lyman @. Horton, principal OF the Last