The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-05
PAWTUXET VALLEY
District Court News. Teacher
aeslgns Position. Tive Boys
Injured. Notes

In the Fourth district court on We'd
nesday Stanislaus Marek. Polish resi-
dent OF Crompton, appeared before Judge
Rathbun charged by Overseer OF the Poor
Shippee with non-support of his family
Before his departure he promised to pro-
vide for the support OF his family in the
sum OF S. per week. making a deposit OF
800 as surety.
David Challand OF Greene Station who
was arrested at the instance of Aime Els
berg, who alleged the theft OF sundry ar
ticles. was released. as the claim could
not be proven.
RESIGNS POSITION.
Herbert E. Congdon OF Phenix, instruct
or In commercial courses at the Warwick
high school, has resigned his position TO
accept similar position at Meriden.
Conn. Mr.. Congdon during his stay In
the Valley has made many friends, and
he will be missed in the social circles He
was an earnest worker in church affairs
and for some time past had been leader
OF the choir at the Phenix M. z. church.
TOES BADLY LACERATED.
The 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Ben
janin Fagnant Of Ltppttt white playing
yesterday had the misfortune TO step upon
some broken glass, cutting three OF his
toes badly and nearly severing one. The
cuts bled profusely and DR.. Charles Z.
Chagnon was called and dressed the
wounds and made the little fellow as
comfortable as possible.
FELL DOWN STAIRS.
Thomas REGIMES. employed at the Arc
tic mill. had the misfortune. to fall down
stairs at the factory yesterday. Regimes
nv "a f.tAA AtoIn I'D viaf
and other bruises about the body. He was
attended by DR.. c. e. Chasnon.
FORMERLY OF THE VALLEY.
The body of Gardner Cottrell, the
brakeman, who was killed at West Ha-
ven, Conn.,. last Friday, was brought to
the valley for burial yesterday. The fu-
neral was solemnized at the Fiskeville
Tabernacle church at o'clock. The in
terInent followed in Cottrell cemetery
near TIE church, Deceased was well
known In the valley and was nephew OF
the late Rev. Benjamin b. Cottrell of
Frskeville.
NEW VALLEY INDUSTRY.
There is a strong talk that the valley is
to have another industry added to It's al
ready long list.
The new enterprise will be a lace mill,
which will be erected between the Bray
TON FOuHuTy anu tuc COHllHcutdl
ing company at Riverpoint.
VALLEY WEDDING.
Yesterday morning at o'clock at the
So. Peter and Paul's church, Phenix,
George Hughes OF Riverpoint and Miss
Mary NJ. Carroll. daughter of James Car
roll OF Clyde, were married by Rev. ]. K.
Brady, with Rev. r. Il. Higney In the
chancel.
The event was attended by the many
friends and relatives of the young couple.
After a brief honeymoon they will reside
in the valley.
VALLEY NOTES
The Jackson mill started up yesterday.
after having been shut down week for
repairs.
The Phenix baseball team will play the
Auburns on the grounds at Phenix next
Sunday.
Samuel Bertrand of Phenix has returned
home after a visit In New Bedford. Mass.
Agnes Samuels of Rlverpoint Is serious
ly Ill at her home In that village.
John Craig, overseer OF a cotton mill at
Lowell, Mass, has been visiting his
parents in Riverpoint
William Battey OF Hartford has return
ed to his home, after a visit to his father,
John A. Battey of Fiskevile.
Miss Myria Jackson Of Centerville has
returned to her home after visit to rela-
tives In Mansfield. Conn.
The first meeting of the Phenix Mems
club, after the summer season, was held
last evening In the vestry OF the Phenix
NJ. r. church.
Mrs. Fred Paul and two children, OF
Riverpoint, have returned home after a
two weeks visit in Norwich, Conn.