The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-26
PANTUXET VALLEY
Phsn|x Defeated by CTompten.
Two Aged vaIIsyltes Die.
Thrown From Bicycle.

The Phenix baseball team did not do as
they had expected yesterday in their
game with the strong Crompton team.
Manager Boucher had strengthened his
team considerably. having Hutchinson
pitcher and Sweeney fielder OF the South
Providence Grays. upon their team. The
defeat may be charged up to Umpire
George Sullowoy, who with two out in
the second inning declared a man safe at
frst. when spectators on the line say he
was out by a yard. After this the Cromp-
tons scored four runs. which was enough
TO win the game. The score was to I'm
Cromptons favor.
AGED RESIDENTS DIE.
Two OF the Oldest residents OF the Paw
tuxet Valley passed away yesterday. one
being Mrs. Clarisse Greene OF Anthony,
81 years of age. The deceased had been Ill
for some time. and her death came peace
fully at the home OF her brother yester-
day morning. The arrangements for her
funeral have been completed and will be
held from the undertaking rooms OF BY
ron Read on Tuesday at 1880 o'clock.
George Washington -Cheeves, another old
and well known citizen Of the valley. ex-
pired at his home In North Centreville,
in his s1st year. He was the tallest resi-
dent of the valley. being feet inches
tall and was a familiar figure about the
village streets He had no near relatives,
and niece from Jersey City made ar
rangements for the funeral services
which will be held tomorrow from the
Epworth chapel on Quidnick street, Gen.
treville.
FELL FROM BICYCLE.
Arthur Kinsley of Riverpoint received
badly sprained wrist yesterday by
Nn 1ttzrx lEA ~ AIA 4. .tal L.
ing.
Mr.. Kinsley was crossing the car
tracks In front OF the Continental mill
at Riverpoint. when he was thrown from
his seat, striking heavily upon his wrist.
DR.. Chagnon OF Arctic Centre was called
and the arm was dressed by the physi-
clan, who gave 1t as his opinion that the
wrist was not broken but severely sprain-
ed.
GAVE OUTING TO BOSSES.
Superintendent Richard W. Andrews OF
the Interlaken mills at Harris and Ark
wright last Saturday afternoon gave an
outing to the bosses of the various rooms
OF both mills
The bosses with Mr.. Andrews. Journey
ed to Fields Point, where special din
ner was served, after which they enjoyed
a sail TO Rocky Point.
FAMILY OUTING.
The families of John and Baptiste Lm-
erfck and Fred Baker Of F1skeville en-
Joyed an outing and bake at the shore
yesterday.
The trip was made In a large party
wagon, and upon their arrival at the
served and most delightful time en-
joyed.
VALLEY NOTES.
A regular meeting OF the Warwick
town council was held at Apponaug this
afternoon
Mrs. Sarah sanderson of Hope. fell
while crossing wall yesterday and
was severely bruised about the body.
The Progressive circle OF Kings Daugh-
ters met Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
Chester searles OF Fiskevine.
A regular business meeting and shoot
was held by the Narragansett Gun club
yesterday at their clubhouse on Cowes-
sett bay.
A special meeting OF the Arctic Hand
Engine company will be held at their
rooms this evening.
A gang OF men installed the new iron
bridge across the Pawtuxet river near
the Clyde station yesterday
The Fiskeville fire department will par
ticipate In the hose reel race at Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. Myles ]. Mcfarland OF
Providence were guests yesterday of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Duffy OF Clyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Mcmahon and
son Harry of Pawtucket visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Coogan of Clyde over Sun
day.
The Misses Veronica and Margaret
Duffy of Clyde spent Sunday In New
London.
Henry Brown, assistant superintend-
ent of the Phenix mill, Is spoken of as
the most probable successor to the late
Richard G.. Rowland as superintendent
OF Hope and Phenix mills.
Clarence Jenkins. the 13-year- >sn
of Robert Jenkins OF Phenix, left home
very suddenly last Friday. and up to a
been received of the missing boy.