The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-19
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Team 0v0rturns Near Anthony,
Gun Club 70 Held Shoot.

Isaac jacobson. Jewish junk pedler.
from Providence. met with a sad mishap
yesterday afternoon near Anthony village.
Mr., Jacobson had piled his trade through
the village and had started on the GROSS
road 20 Hope. After leaving the village
he had fallen asleep and the horse turn
ed out OF the road. and the driver ana
contents of the team were thrown upon
the ground. the driver was severely shak-
en-, but escaped any serious injury. After
a short delay the wagon was righted and
he proceeded upon his trip without fur
ther incident.
GUN CLUB TO HOLD SHOOT
The Narragansett Gun Club OF Phenix,
have arranged TO hold a meeting and shoot
next Sunday on the grounds near their
new club house at Sand Wharf.
A short time ago the Phenix club is
sued challenge TO the Natick club, for
match shoot between the two clubs for
a silver cup. the winner of the contest
TO take the trophy.
AS yet the Natick club has made no
reply to the challenge. and the Phenix
boys express the belief that they are
afraid to met them in match contest.
CHILD DIES AT ARCTIC.
Alice, the eleven-month-ol daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Langevin OF Payne
street, Arctic. died at the home OF it's
parents at an early hour yesterday morn
ing.
The child was fraii little tot, and
had been i'll since its BIRTH
A SPEEDY COLT.
John c. Conley OF Phenix is the proud
possessor OF a speedy three year-old filly,
Ellen Patch. sired by Joe Patchen (2:Ol%).
Yesterday Mr. Conley had the pleasure OF
seeing his pet do mile in 2:29. in trial
at Kingston, where she is being driven by
Charles Stedman. This is not the first
fast one owned by Mr. Conley. as II will
be remembered that he owned the famous
Harry c. Mr.. Conley expects his horse to
do great stunts at the Kingston races this
fall. where she will be entered.
WILL HOLD PICNIC.
The members Of the junior department
OF the Hope NJ r. Sunday school. will en-
JOY an outing and picnic Saturday after
noon on the banks of the Pawtuxet river
in that village.
The little ones will be under the charge
OF Miss Maud Roe, superintendent OF the
department. and Miss Mary Irons, a
teacher.
During the afternoon the little ones will
play games. Cake, candy and Ice cream
will be served.
RUNAWAY AT CRoMPToN.
A horse. owned by Axel Swanson, a
contractor or Crompton, engaged in
spirited run yesterday afternoon.
The animal started at the foot OF Tif-
finay hill In that village, and proceeded
at furious clip along Main street. The
animal tried TO turn into Remington
street and here collided with the fence,
tearing off number of pickets and dam
aging the wagon considerably.
VALLEY NOTES.
Mrs Everett WWhitford and son. Dam
iel OF Harris, are visiting Mrs. Whit
ford's sister, Mrs. China A. Reynolds OF
Manchaug, Mass.
Frank Mcbride of Phenix and John l..
Murphy Of Riverpoint are camping at
Buttonwoods.
Andrew Baggs OF Harris has almost
wholly recovered from the effects of
ptomaine poisoning. caused by eating can
ned meat at West Greenwich last Sun
day.
A regular meeting of Francis c. Greene
camp, No l. Sons Of Veterans, was held
last evening In G. A. r. hall, Phenix.
The Misses Veronica and Marguerite
Duffy OF Clyde are visiting their brother,
DR.. j. Edward Duffy in New York
Mrs Mary Whipple and daughter, En-
ma of Providence, were recently the
guests OF Mrs. Isaac r. Chase, Jr, Of
Arctic.
Ruth chapter, Order of Eastern Star OF
Phenix, have arranged for their annual
outing to seaconnet point on Wednesday,
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