The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-31
Lincoln Town House Report
Will Be Ready Wednesday
Co. e., Hibernian Rifles, Will be
Inspected by the State Officers.
Death OF Walter z. Cullen of Valley Falls
Interesting Local Happenings.

will meet Monday evening To place the
finishing touches on the report which II
intends TO submit TO the Town Council
The regular meeting OF the Town Council
will take place on Wednesday next, and
the commission IL endeavoring to have
the report ready by that time. From the
composition OF the members OF tie com
mission and the thoroughness In which
they have done their work, the document
Is expected to be OF more than ordinary
interest to the taxpayers.
VIII Hold Bake.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Prospect Hill Hose Com
pany, met last evening at the residence OF
Patrick Ryan to consider what will be
done with the money which has been in
the hands OF the former treasurer. 1t was
finally voted to hold "bake." The find
ings OF the committee will be reported to
the next meeting OF the company, when
action as to 1.-THE date and other arrange
ments will be completed.
The Hibernisn Rifles.
Company c, Hibernian Rifles, has been
notified by the State officers that the COM
pany will be inspected on Wednesday
evening, Aug. II. The officers expect that
the members of the company will be
measured for their uniforms on the night
OF the inspection.
Notes of the Valley Villages.
Walter Cullen, a popular young man Of
Valley Falls, died last evening.
Miss Ida Smith of New Bedford, Mass,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Ida Thomson
of Valley Falls.
Miss Nellie Fogarty of Lonsdale, new
village, is spending her vacation with
friends at Newport.
Jason Hawkes. and family of Valley Falls
will spend portion Of the month Of
August at the Cape.
Joseph Lelender and wife, who were
married in Manchaug last Thursday, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Seraphin For
tier.
A new court of the Order rofIndependent of
Foresters is being organized at Albion.
Twenty eight persons have signified their
intention of joining.
Clifford E. Potter and Frank Cannon
have returned to their homes at the Hub
after short visit to the Misses Howell,
John street, Valley Falls.
The Union Corpet Band of. Valley Falls
will give another of their pleasing open
air concerts from the Broad street band
stand next Monday evening.
Miss Agnes Lafond OF Manville returned
from a trip to Canada, Thursday. Two
sisters, who have been attending convent
school there, accompanied her.
The plastering of the new addition to St.
AIMS Convent at Manville was commen-
ced yesterday. The building will be ready
for occupancy by the first of September.
The c. /. A. baseball club had arranged
to play against the Bristol club at Crescent
Park, and much interest was taken in the
result by the friends OF both organizations.
Today word came from the Bristols that
they could not play.
The condition of Miss Emma Classy,
who was taken with hemorrhage
Wednesday while at work in the Ions
dale mill, has not improved much, and
Thursday afternoon she had another one,
which has had the effect of weakening
her.
A large mastiff dog, owned by John
Masse of Manville, jumped through one Of
the large show windows In e. Gauvin's
butcher shop, breaking 1t to pieces, Thurs
day afternoon. His master left the shop
and the dog took short cut through the
window after him.
Thursday evening the Treasurer and
Secretary of Moshassuck Assembly, No.
a, Royal Society Of Good Fellows, paid to
the estate Of the late DR.. A. III. Nickerson
$1,000, a death benefit, and draft for the
estate of the late William G.. Roberts is
daily expected from the same source.
For some time bicycle racing and scorch-
ing on the streets of Saylesville has been a
nuisance evenings and in some cases acci-
dents have been barely averted. On re-
ceipt Of complaints Council nan lockwood,
Commissioner of Police for this district,
has promised to give the matter prompt
attention and doubtless the nuisance will
be at once abated to the satisfaction Of
parents of the younger children and the
villagers in general.