The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-24
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Mrs. BaicheItr Dies at State
AImshouse.. ...Lestlr I. MuT-
ply Conva|escIng From An
Attack Of Typhoid Fever

Mary Bachelor, wife of Charles III.
BatcheIor U Clyde, died at the state aims
house at Howard yesterday, where she
had been for sonic time for treatment.
The remains were removed TO the UNDER
taking rooms OF Byron Read OF Anthony
and prepared for burial. This morning
they were removed to the home OF Rich
ard Mills on Clyde street. Clyde. The
funeral will be held tomorrow.
MUCH BETTER
Lester T. Murphy OF Woodside avenue.
River Point, an attorney connected with
the law office OF Comstock a. Canning OF
Providence. who has been at the st. JOS
ephs Hospital, Providence. for treatment
for typhoid fever, is reported this morn
ing as improving. The fever has left him
and he is at present resting comfortably
1t Is confidently expected he will soon
completely recover his health.
LEvENSoN HEARD FROM.
William Levenson of Arctic Centre. who
some time ago left for the Pasteur Hos
pital, in New York, 10 be treated for
what was feared might be the bite OF a
mad dog, has sent HIS friends a report 10
the effect that the dog was probably not
affected with rabies, but was simply VI
cious. The physicians advised him to re-
main nine days more. stating that at that
time they can tell positively whether he
has been inoculated with the germs of
hydrophobia.
ARCTIC RESIDENT DIES.
Mrs. Catherine Brownell OF Arctic. wife
of Lipinall Brownell. a well known and
highly respected citizen, died at her home
on Sunday evening after a lingering ILL
ness. The deceased was n daughter of
Patrick Duffy OF Wescott, and is survived
by husband and one child. Arrange
ments for the funeral have been COM
pleted and IL will be held tomorrow.
McGUY OBSEQUIEs.
The funeral services OF John p McGuy
of Apponaug, who died at his home Sat
unday, were held at his late residence In
that village today The deceased was IL
yeans Of age and well known and gene
rally respected
NATICK BAND CONCERT.
The Nauck National band gave an open
air concert last evening at the new stand
on Water street The following program
was rendered. March. Gen. Boulanger."
overture, Bohemian Girl" waltz. Trim
ity College," overture. "Forepaugh's:"
march, Everybody Works But Father"
schottische, by the Watermelon Vine"
trombone solo. selected. Andrew Yorston;
cornet solo. Southern Breezes." Gustaf
Martin; finale. Home. Sweet Home and
the 'tStar Spangled Banner"
III PEIlIlON BOARD.
A number OF valley residents, who are
interested In the Rhode Island Institute
for the Deaf have been busy recently in
an endeavor TO bring before the state
board OF education, petition asking for
the reinstatement OF Miss Laura Richards
as principal Of the institute. Some time
ago Miss Richards rendered her resigna-
ton, which was accepted The cause was
the allgd unjust criticim which resulted
from a recent investigation Of the board.
Parents OF some Of the children who have
for years been under the care qf Miss
Richards are TO ask the board 10 recon
slider the action in accepting her resigna-
tion as principal.
FINGERS JAMMED.
John Burns of Westcott. while unload
ing a moving machine from wagon at
farm in that village, had several OF
the fingers OF his right hand badly
jammed.
NOTES.
Councilman Benjamin F. Barr OF An
thony, his wife and daughter, will leave
next week for a two months tour Of Eng
land. Ireland and Scotland
Mrs. Carrie Morse and daughter. Belle,
who recently were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin F. Beal OF Hope. have re-
turned TO their home In Boston.
Miss Clara Basto OF Centreville recently
visited friends in Pawtuxet.
George Gradwell Of Scituate called up
on friends in Riverpoint yesterday.
Mrs James L. McGinn of Newport is
a guest Of Mrs. Mary A. Brown of Phenix
Mrs Mary Nichols or Warwick avenue
Centreville. has returned to her home
after a visit to Seaconnet.
The Willing Workers of the Centrevile
NJ. f. church enjoyed an annual outing
| today by going to Seaconnet.
Francis G. Greene camp. No /. Sons OF
Veterans. will hold regular meeting this
| evening in G. A. r. hall, Phenix.