The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-27
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Joyce Tries TO Shoot Up the
Town While Full Of Dutch
Courage and Is CorraIIed.
Presentation Of Flags

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bre revolver so promiscuously that some
one hastened to Anthony in search OF an
officer
Deputy Shesiff T. S. Andrews Of River
point and Charles Whitford OF Anthony
started in an automobile and found Joyce
in the highway. When they approached
he drew his gun. but the deputy sprang
on him and a lively battle followed.
Officer Andrews secured the revolver,
Dut IL was not until the officers brought
their clubs into use and opened Joyce's
scalp IN several places that he was finally
Subdued.
raigned before Justice Felix Herbert on a
charge OF reveling, pleaded not guilty and
furnished bonds for appearance next
Tuesday before the Fourth district court
at Apponaug.
FLAGS PRESENTED.
Thorntons opera house was crowded last
evening at the presentation OF flags and
guidons TO the Valley school pupils by a
committee in the interest OF the soldiers
monument fund.' The gifts were given to
the school and TO the individual pupils
who succeeded in raising the largest sum
for the soldiers monument TO be erected
at the Warwick high school. The exer-
cises were interesting and were presided
over by Hon. Francis w. Green.
Inc Following program was rendered:
Selection, Lambs Harmony orchestra;
bugle calls. "Revelle and Assembly.
Messrs. Clinton Tiffany and John Creig,
address, Hon. Francis w. Greene; bugle
esii, "Forward. p "Trooping OF colors,
ton OF Miss Jennie NJ. Deering and Mrs.
6. +. Hui vocal solo, Star Spangled
Banner" Miss Lettia Harris. assisted by
rus; reading, ''On the Rappahannock,"
Miss Reba Kenyon; essay on the flag,
Miss Florence Sherman. AT this point
several addresses were delivered and the
presentation Na
made by Col Daniel X. Ballou.
Ihe program was then con tinued as fol-
Lows; . Vocal SOLO Sword OF Bunker
ton. Lambs Harmony orchestral bugle
call, Attention; song Battle Hymn of
the Republic." full chorus under the di-
Tattoo" singing. America" full cho-
rus and audience: bugle call Taps"
Guidons were presented TO the following
pupils: Flora Tucker. Riverpoint Arohi-
bald Groves. Crompton; Maud Lawton.
Harris; Hattie Peterson. Pontiac: Susie
Northup. Anthony; Walter Butterworth,
Phenlxj Edward vogel, Washington; Har-
old johnson. Crompton; Robert Grover.
Lippitt Hill; Hattie Dawley. Natick: Jo-
seph Carney, Apponaug: Ruth 3. Kenyon,
Centreville- Annie Tatro, Arctic; William
The members Of McGregor post, No. IA,
@. A. r., OF Phenix. were In attendance,
as was Francis G, Green camp. Sons Of
Veterans, the Woman's Relief Corps post
associates and other patriotic orders. The
Riverpoint school was awarded a large
flag and a class OF Is young ladies was
given special souvenirs and prizes.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
The merchants and business men OF
Phenix held a meeting in the hose
house Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose of arranging band concerts for
July and August and water carnival
TO close the season. The matter was
thoroughly discussed and the follow
ing were appointed a committee to ar
range for concerts. j. c. Conley Jr.,
chairman; l.. w. Patterson, treasurer;
c. T. Birmingham. secretary; Everett
L. King and 8. w. Hines. COM
mittee on water carnival was appointed
as follows: c. +. Hill, chairman; w.
e. Smith, Henry r. Brown. A. +. Hill
and j. c.. Conley. Jr.
GOING TO IRELAND.
Mary Coyle. who, for several years,
has been a resident OF Hope. left yes
terday morning for Nne home OF her
childhood, at Balabay, County Mona
han, Ireland. The evening before her
departure, she was given a reception at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell
OF Hope. and in the morning, on arriv-
ing at the station she found awaiting
her fully 25 OF her friends. She was
given a royal send-off Horns were
blown, and Miss Coyle was given Ave
beautiful bouquets.
A VALLEY WEDDING.
Yesterday morning in the presence
of a large gathering OF friends, Patrick
Costello and Miss Kate Butler, both OF
Centreville, were united in marriage at
the st. James church. At the conciu-
sion of the ceremony the couple were
driven TO their newly furnished home,
where a wedding breakfast was served
and an informal reception held. Mr.
and Mrs. Costello left in the afternoon
on trip to the Berkshire hills where
they will remain couple OF weeks.
GRADUATION AT ANTHONY.
The class OF 1906 of the Anthony and
Quidnick grammar school will hofd-tts
graduation exercises at Odd Fellows
hall. Anthony, Friday evening at 7:45
o'clock. The following pupils will re-
ceive diplomas: Jessie l.. Johnson.
John II. Jones. Lyonel A Tyler, Lloyd
W. Tyler. Albert p. Carr and Annie
Northup
The exercises will be under the di-
rection Of the principal, John j. Ulmer.
DR.. John Matteson, superiptendeE of
schools, will be present TO make an
address and present the diplomas.
SAIL FOR EUROPE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lindsay OF Clyde
started yesterday on a trip to Europe.
Iney Will lanu Ut ldNerpOOl anu VIII tnen
visit their FORMER home In Scotland.
which neither has visited for 2l years.
They will be absent several months
NOTES.
The Phenix NJ. Il. Sunday school has
arranged TO hold its annual outing at
North Nausauket farm, July 19
John B. Hudson OF Lincoln avenue, Har-
rs, is suffering from severe ivy poisoning.
Joseph Riley OF Bristol visited friends
I'm Phenix. Tuesday.
Nathan Fiske OF Coninicut point was
n guest of friends in the Valley yesterday.
The italian band OF Natick will give an
open air concert on Saturday evening.
and a grand display OF fire works will be
made on Prospect hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rathbun OF Wash
ington recently entertained their son,
Ralph Rathbun OF Providence.
Rev. Burton Minard OF F'iskevlle is
slowly regaining health after long ILL
ness