The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
pAWTUCkET.
Associated Charities.

Associated Charities.
rbe annual meeting OF the Associated
Charities was held last evening. The re-
port Of Agent Graham C9wperthwaite
Oct. 1, 1891, "a families, embracing l97 In.
dividuals had applied for aid. To l5S OF
these. orders had been given for groce
ries and meat; to 10, orders for fuel; TO
IL, orders for shoes; to IL, orders for
clothing, and 10 six, orders for medicine
tendance had been furnished to 32 per
sons There had been received 7s5 arti-
cles of clothing OF which 6i2 had been
given out. Employment had been found
for IL persons.
Miss jerks made report OF the condi-
tion of the day nursery.
The following were elected members OF
the board OF governors: Mrs. j. L. Whea-
ton, Mrs. John G. Wyman, Mrs. stephen
L. Fisk, Mrs, s. Eugene Wood, Mrs. A
A. Mann, George Il. Sherman and Charles
Il. Pratt.
The committee on evening schools OF
the school committee have appointed
teachers for the evening schools as fol
Garden Street-W. II. McKitehen, prin-
cipal. Fannie Il. McGurn. James II.
Brennsn; Thomas p. Corcoran. Belle
Clark, Ellen Finlay. Mary j. Sexton.
Broadway-J. Eugene Osgood, princi-
pal; A. Dudley Tucker, Charles /. Nc
Alice. Lizzie G.. Hicks, Mrs. Jencks,
Carrie c. Davis, Adelaide Flemming.
Hancock Street-James +. Bannigan,
principal: William G. Bourne, Israel Z.
Strauss: Theodore Lord, Alexander Meik-
leiohn. Nellie McKough, ;. Maria Glasby.
Michael +. Cavanaugh, James >. Tucker
Armenian School-Marderos Charlson.
The DIVISION street evening school has
been dropped this year, not having met
with sufficient success in the past 10 war,
rant its continuance. The schools VIII
begin Monday evening. Nov. IA
The Police Trouble brought Up Again.
The trouble existing In the police de-
partment of Pawtucket, which arose out
OF the action taken by the Board of Alder
men In appointing ten additional police
men while Mayor Carroll was away from
the city, has cropped out again in new
phase. Some little time ago the mayor
ordered the chief of police to assign such
of the ten men TO duty as were specials
before this appointmentS9xegula IL he
needed them. In thus allowing the men
to go on duty he did not rsgoknize their
appointment as regulars, but only or,
derrd them TO work III the capacity OF
specials. The chief, however. misunder-
stood the mayors instructions and began
assigning the men to duty.
Three OF these, Mes RS Smith, lennon
and Osfield, had never been specials. Yes
terday afternoon Mayor Carroll discov-
cred the state of affairs, and Immediately
sent the chief a communication, calling
attention TO the distinction, aud the three
men were accordingly released from duty
at roll cali last evening.
Tho New Postmaster.
The new postmaster OF Pawtucket, Col.
Almon X. Goodwin. this morning assumed
the duties of the Office, and took charge of
the keys, accounts, papers, etc. He pro
nounces everything In an entirely salts
factory condition
The story Of Columbus.
In Music Hall last evening, Mrs. Mary
A. Livermore delivered her address en-
titled THE Story of Columbus" which
was to have been "A feature of the High
school exercises on Columbus Day.
Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival d. Warburton
start to-day for the Pacific coast for the
winter NJ. Warbuton is member of
Tower Post, No. IL, q A. r., and at the
regular meeting Of the post last evening
he was presented with "A snake root cane
mounted with handsome silver head,
Saturday evening, Mrs Warburton was
presented by the Relief Corps with gold
ring set with Rarnets and jewels and a
gold guard chain.
Points of Interest
Samuel Crane OF Pawtucket has made
nm assignment TO Thomas f. Murphy OF
PROVIDENCE.
tn the District Court yesterday after.
noon, James II. Leonard was fined 50 and
costs for an assault on David ii. Wood.
The Busy Bees connected with the
Church of Our Father, gave an entertain
ment in the vestry Of the church last
evening.
A harvest supper will be held at the
First NJ. T. Church tomorrow evening.
There will be two Republican flags
raised in the first ward this evening.
The Democrats will hold rally in
Music Hall tomorrow evening.