The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-13
BLACKSTONE VALLEY
PAWTUCkET.
The Annual Meeting OF the Pawtucket
Dispenaary.

Dispensary.
The annual meeting of the Pawtucket
Dispensary was held yesterday afternoon
in the Dorrance building. The report OF
the treasurer. Everett II. Carpenter, ana
of the attending physician, DIR. Herbert
o. True, were received and filed.
The treasurer's report shows the total
receipts for the year to be 1915 H. and the
expenses a few dollars In excess OF that;
The treasurer stated that he had received
that day from life memberships az 80
each.
Bills of apothecaries amounting to
s1e9 95 were referred to the board of man
ayers.
The board of managers was elected as
follows: Bella Z. Clapp, II. N. Wilkin-
Whitney, James Nisbet, NJ. Ii. Leavens.
Allan h. Bray. with the secretary aud
treasurer eX-officio.
The Rev, j. j. Woolley was reelected
secretary and Everett p. Carpenter treas
urer.
The board of managers then held a
meeting and elected Bella L. Clapp presl,
dent aud Messrs. Clapp. Woolley and
Carpenter the executive COMMITTEES. Ut.
True was reelected atte nding physician,
and his salary fixed at $3.50.
5. +. Fish g. Co. aud A. o. Hull 81 Co.
were chosen apothecaries,
The action of the executive committee
Lewis Fairbrother was approved Ad-
journed
The Business Men Discuss the Sunday
Problem.
A special meeting of the Business Mems
Association was held last evening for the
purpose of considering a resolution fa-
voring the keeping of the Worlds Column
bian Exposition open on Sunday. Presi-
dent Goodwin presided. Charles l.. Bos-
worth was elected member of the asso-
citation.
The discussion OF the matter under
consideration was then begun and brought
forth free expression OF opinion.
The general feeling Of the members OF
| the association present was against keep
| ing the institution open Sundays, but no
| vote was taken, the matter being indeh-
| nitely postponed.
| v. NJ. G. A. Notes.
At the rooms of the Young Men,
| Christian Association last evening the
Rev. +. 5. Holloway of New York de
livered an eloquent and able address
upon the subject. Breaking tn,
| Record" He aimed TO show that
| many things which have heretofore
| been classed as impossible have latel,
been shown to be possible. aud have beer
| accomplished. lie asserted that thi:
| was a record breaking age. and cited sew
eral well-known instances OF late az
complishments in this direction. lie ap
piled this principle TO the life OF the
| young man declaring that he shoulC
have the set purpose TO break the rec
ord" to surpass all previous efforts. IL
order To do this he must begin with higf
ideals and strive to attain to them; aud
withal, must be practical, progressive
persevering aud sympathetic.
The Young Mems Congress held ses
sion last evening and discussed the ques
tion OF shortening the hours OF labor
Several bills were introduced.
| A large meeting of the Junior Depart
ment was also held last evening, y
which an address was given by George T.
shaw upon Forks in the Road.
This evening Superintendent OF School
Gilman g.. Fisher will give free lee
ture at the association rooms on Africa.
Points Of Interest.
There were no cases in the distric
court this morning.
The German citizens held an snnivsr