The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-31
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Mary OsIette AdIudged Guilty
Of Theft. Boy Gets Hand
Caught in MiII...hates Of
Interesting Mature.

Mary Oelette OF Hope. who couple Of
weeks ago was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
r. s. Andrews. charged with stealing
money from MIRA Marie st. Germain OF
Phenix, with whom she formerly board
ed. was given trial before Clerk Loomis
in the Fourth district court at Appo-
naug yesterday and was adjudged guilty
of the theft OF si5 and was sentenced 10
80 days I'm the Providence county jail.
The accused woman had recently
boarded with Mrs. ST. Germain at Phenix
and when she departed a sum Of money
was missed. and portion was later re-
turned by her. and Mrs. ST. Germain had
n warrant issued. with the result as stat
ed. NJ. l.. Lizotte. the defendants at
toyney. presented no defence. but took an
appeal
HAND CAUGHT IN MILL.
Johnnie Coutie of Hope. while making
a visit TO the Arkwright mill yesterday
with young companion who was In
quest OF work. had an experience which
he is not likely TO forget soon..
The boy was playing about the cards
and In some manner Young Coutie got
his hand in the swiftly revolving cards.
the sharp teeth tearing the flesh from
the back OF his hand In fearful manner.
DR.. c. X. Clarke was called to dress the
boys wounds.
PLANT WILL NOT SHUT DOWN.
Treasurer Howard Richmond OF the
Crompton companys mill. has denied the
request OF the employees of the fustlan
department OF the mill, asking that they
be permitted to enjoy a part Of the Old
Home Week exercises by closing down
that part Of the plant.
The treasurer says that the granting OF
the request at this time would seriously
IL 4 -.
which at present has more orders ahead
than the capacity Of the plant Is equal
to keep up with.
TO ENJOY VACATION.
Rev. Karl N. Rabenius. pastor Of the
Swedish Lutheran church, Pontiac. has
obtained n two months leave OF absence
and he will leave this week 10 visit his
mother who is reported as seriously III
at her home I'm Sweden. ~
During his absence Rev. A. w. Carlson
of New York will look after the interest
OF the parish.
STILL AFTER THEM
Chief OF Police Theodore s. Andrews of
Warwick Is still hot after the gambling
element In the town and on Saturday
night last he made a visit to the east
end OF the town, where II was alleged
roulette wheel recently installed was In
operation.
Mr. Andrews was unable to locate the
wheel or TO obtain any evidence of IL
legal business being done.
LAWN FETE AT WASHINGTON.
lawn party will be held this evening
on the lawn in front OF the Washington
NJ r. church. The event will be held un-
der the direction of the church society
and a most delightful time Is expected.
During the evening music will be fur
nished by the Union Cornet band OF Quid-
nick.
VALLEY NOTES.
Lizzie Matteson OF Apponaug visited
friends in Hope yesterday.
Miss Mamie O'Rourke of Hope attended
the outing of the GAMMA -Gaels at Rocky
Point yesterday.
No. 1919. f. O. f., was held last evening
at Cadets hall. Arctic. when action was
taken in regard to the society turning out
at the funeral service OF Brother Peter
j. Henchy.
A regular meeting OF the Narragansctt
lodge, No. g. *. OF p, was held last eve-
ming I'm Assembly hail. Phenix
Tomorrow evening the regular meeting
Of the Francis c. Greene camp. No. l.
Sons OF Veterans. will be held In O. A.
II. hail. Phenix.
Hugh j. Carroll ex-mayor OF Pawtuek-
ct, former resident OF the valley. was
recently a guest OF his brother, James
Carroll Lippitt.