The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-06
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Station Agent at Arctic As
SauIted... Junk PeddIer Has
ACCident...0ther Notes.

Thomas Jackson, station agent at the
Arctic depot had thrilling experience
yesterday Mr.. Jackson was seated In ms
Office when he was accosted by Fenx
Lamonth OF Arctic, who made request
for a loan of 10 cents. rs the money
was not forthcoming, Lamonth attacked
Mr.. Jackson, throwing him to the noor'
and scratching him severely, ana otner-
wise maltreating him.
Mr. jackson told a News Democrat re-
porter yesterday that he Intended 70
swear out a warrant for the arrest or his
nssailant.
WAGON BROKE DOWN
Isaac Goldstein, a junk peddler from
Providence. came TO grief yesterday af-
ternoon in Crompton village. His wagon
was heavily laden with iron and rags
and when proceeding along Main street,
the wagon spring broke, and part OF the
load had 70 be thrown OFF before Mr..
Goldstein could proceed upon his jour
ney.
CLASS ENTERTAINED.
Mrs Everett j. Enos OF Hope, teach
er in the Tabernacle Sunday school at
Fiskeville entertained her class at her
home yesterday afternoon. The event
was TO have been a lawn fete. but owing
To the inclement weather the affair was
held indoors, where games were piayeu,
duets and solos rendered. Supt JaneS
K Ralph and Rev. George M. CaldweH
were also present and the afternoon was
very pleasantly passed
MRS. BROWNS FUNERAL.
The funeral service Of Mrs. Mary Brown
was held today at the residence of her
son-in-law. Frank Clough In Centreville
village The service was attended by her
many friends and relatives.
The body will be shipped to Peabody,
Mass. tomorrow for interment.
PLEASANT TRIP PLANNED.
John Burdick. foreman at the Brayton
fo'.ndry at Riverpoint. and his wife left
the valley yesterday 10 enjoy the trip en-
route to the G.. A. r. national encamp-
ment to be held at Saratoga, n. Y. The
party will go from Providence 10 Ports
mouth. through 10 Brenton Woods on the
White Mountains, across to Lake Cham-
plain. through the Osable Flume. thence
10 Plymouth. then onward TO Saratoga,
where several days will be spent in camp.
HAND SEVERELY CUT.
While opening a quahaug on Wednes-
day Mrs George N?wry OF Phenix met
with a sad mishap. The knife which she
was using slipped and her hand was se-
verely cut. DR. James M. Bodwel was
called TO dress the wound and found IL
necessary to take four stitches In the
woman's hand.
FRACTURED ELBOW.
Robert. the little son OF George c. Wood.
III
with another companion fell and received
fracture to the small bones In the ell
bow. Drs. Smith and Christie were sum
moned and made the lad as comfortable
as possible.
VALLEY NOTES.
Miss Mary Mcmahon OF Pawtucket has
returned TO her home after visit to
friends In Clyde.
Miss Annie Duffy of Clyde Is visiting
friends I'm Pawtucket.
Mrs Cora Freeman OF Providence Is
spending week visiting Mrs. Mabel
Daley OF Warwick avenue OF Centreville>
Peter Levalley. who for the past few
months has conducted n restaurant for
Arthur Meyette on Main street. Arctic
Centre has accepted n position In Hart
ford. Conn.
James Hankerson OF Centreville Is visit
ing friends In Moosup, Conn.
Florence Ralph. who has been at a san
itarium in Rutland. VT, Is visiting her
uncle. James X. Ralph, at Hope.
The funeral OF the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Gubois OF Phenix was held
Yesterday AFTERNOON from the Notre Dame
du Bon Consul church. The burial fol-
lowed at st. Joseph's cemetery at River
point.