The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-21
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Greene Camp, Sons Of Veterans
May Not Disband.
lection Supervisors Approximately
Wheelmen Elect Officers.

Francis z. Greene Camp, sons Of Vet
ersns will hold It's soni.monthiy meeting
in Grand Arm hall this evening and a
number OF applications for mem bership
Will be presented. The membership OF
the camp has fallen off so badly that il
was thought IL he necessary To surrep der
the charter bnt a number of the young
men In the valley have expressed their
intent oi of joining the organization and
IL will not probably be necessary to dis
band the camp.
The Coventry Town Council at its
regular meeting appointed the following
supervisors for the com og election: Dis
trict No. j: Repu Dlicsn, LEVEL NJ.
Whitman, Charles II. Congdon; Demo-
cratic. Lindsay VI. Jordon, William B.
Capwell; district No. 2, Republican,
Maxim Gorton, ID. W. Mathewson; Demo
cratic, Charles II. Whselock, Daniel M.
Whitford; district No. 8, Repu ublican,
Winfield r. Lewis, JOB Msnc hester;
Democratic, Cleophlse Benoit, David w.
X. Bennett.
The Council decided to meet ss a board
of canvssers to canvass the voting list
for the November election on Oct. 20.
Rev. Mr.. Ro benins of Mount Jewett, Pa,
has accepted a call to become pastor of
the Swedish Lutheran Church at Pontiac.
The Pawtuxet Valley Wheelmen held
their annual meeting in the club rooms
in Flanagsn's block last evening and
elected the following officers for the COM
ing year: President, y. r. Potter; vice
president, George Z. Wool; secretary,
Andrew Faulds, treasurer, e. ii. Potter,
Jr.; captain, W. A. Bowen; auditing
committee, w. A. Potter, p. DriscolI;
social committee, Z. II. Potter, Jr., w.
A. Bowen, George G. Wood.
The Warwick and Scjtuate Repu blicans
will raise Mckinley and Hobart flags this
evening, one at Richmond and one at
Apponsug. At Richmond elaborate pro-
parations have been made by the be-
devers in sound money to show their
appreciation OF Major Mckinley, and the
Phenix Band will furnish the music for
the marching companies and the flag
raising. At Apponaug the flag will be
raised with the usual accomplishments
and speeohmaking by a number of pro-
minent Republicans.
The funeral of John Conley was solemn
lied from st. Mary's & hurch at Cromp-
officiating. The interment was In st.
Mary's Cemetery, near the church.
Mr.. Shehadi, q Syrian, delivered an in
teresting lecture on his native country,
at the rooms Of the Coventry woman's
Club at Anthony last evening.
John L. Colvin, VINO was one of the
speaker at the Republican flag raising ut
Hope last Saturday evening, and who was
taken suddenly i'll Immediately after the
raising Of the fay, Is reported GONZALES
cent.
A large number OF Providence business
men attended the fupsral of John Copley
at Crompton this morning.
A horse belonging to Patrick II. Carroll
OF Phenix, attached to . bakers wagon,
away on Allen street yesterday. but wa,
captured before any serious damage was
done. The horse was directly In front OF
he approaching car, and ~ II had not
been for the prompt ana energetic action
Of motormsn Burlingsme, the snims
would have been KILLED and the wagon
wrecked.
A number OF valuable dogs have lately
disappeared from ths valley In . mysteri-
ous manner, ana 80 one OF them was
found In the possession o' one OF the
trtinmen EMPLOYED On the New York a
New England Railroad, tho owners OF
doxs are now csreful how they let their
pnp. stray from home ana hang about
the railroad etstions.