The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-02
warwick Town Council

The Warwick town council met In Ar
mory hall, Apponaug, yesterday after
noon. Stated around the room were
many liquor dealers, who Ners inter
ested In tue gr auting or licenses.
The meeting was one OF the liveliest
ever held in the town. Five of Natick's
dealers were not granted licenses. aud
their cases We're continued for one
month.
Alfred Sherman appeared before the
board and presented a pet ltion, signed by
Lucy Sherman, Alfred Sherman. Mary
Hickey, Bernard Campbell and Others
requesting that licenses be not granted
to the places now open on the hill.
The petition was considered aud sew
eral applications were continued one
mouth,
The following named persons were
David SAWYER, William p. Scholfield.
Greenwood; Josspn l. NTH, Hotel st.
James; Joseph Mila,r rMarwiek; james
l.. Thornton, Birch Hill; John
Martin, Centreville road; Charles
rsTsnt n.c arc,S ATaie censss; Msio,er Edward xIs
TIC Centre; CHARLES w. Maldron,
Pawtuxet; George Ii. Clough, Apo
naug; nn Kennedy. j. X. McKenna.
Cron.pl on; N. Morean. Arctic Centre. M.
J. Mcmahon. Clyde; Il. Mcclure
.os a Son. River Point IoMrra PSs.,sk
Appoaaug; Irso , <. blanchard. Arctic Centre Centre;
p. L. Chernevert, John A. blanchard.
Phenix; r. Moen. Lippitt; N. q. Briggs.
Phenix: T.. A. Mcguire, Arctic; X. A.
harrington, Rocky Point; j. Finnerty.
Lippiit
Ine following applications were con-
j. Cromisky, William Brown. Alma Sal
vas, James II. Daily. John A. McQuade.
ia es Conley, John Flanagan, Henry
Moreau. Robert Jackson.
Several petitioners were refused for
various reasons.
The council drove to Natick at 4:3o p.
No.. and gave permission to Webster
Knight TO erect an iron fence from the
new iron bridge to the Mayhem building
on Main street.
Washington.
Miss Annie Pease or Utica, N. Y, In in
charge Of one of the departments OF the
Cap mill.
The Boynton mill is still in operation,
although the business Is not large
enc ugh to keep the majority Of
the help in constant employment.
IT seems probable that "a soou as the
present lease Of the rooms expires the in
dustry will close or be removed to some
Lippitt.
Mrs. William Greenhalgh died at her
residence here last evening.
River Point.
Mary lodge. ID. of r., held its regular
meeting in Odd Fellows hall last even
ing. A large amount OF routine bust.
ness was transact ed.
Patrick Donnelly, the bantam weight,
will meet Becker OF New Bedford at the
Metropole club. Providence, this eve-
ming. A large number of the local
sports will witness the exhibition.
The executive committee OF the Paw
tuxet Park association will meet tomor-
row evening for the purpose OF arrang-
ing the premium list aud electing super
tntendents for the various divisions.
Natick.
r. L. Clark has been entertaining a
number Of guests from Shamrock during
the past week.
Lodge Deputy b. II. King of Excelsior
odge, No. IL. L o. q. T.. will install the
following named officers of the lodge in
En0ine hall this evening: William
sample, worthy chief templar Ella
Matthewson. V. S.; A. III. Smith, secre-
tary; Blanche Bates, financial secretary;
Aaron Watson, chap ain; w. Tillinghast,
past chief templar; r. L. Clark, guard,
and Jessie Ball. sentinel.