The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-23
UP THE VALLEY.
The Cumberland Council Met
10 Special Session.
Town Treasurer Taft Instructed
to Consult the Town Solicitor.
SsIt Brought Against the Town QuIsIey'
RoSsn NsptIsIs at st. PatrIck's


special meeting yesterday afternoon In
order to instruct the Town Treasurer to
make preparations TO defend the towns
interest In pending suit.
The applications Of Thomas Reilly and
Patrick Sullivan for liquor licenses were
refused.
The application of James Hunt for q
liquor license was received with order OF
notice.
The bill OF Merrill Spring, s129.10 and
the bill Iof Frank T.. Miller, $40, were
allowed.
Town Treasurer Taft reported to the
Council that he had been served with q
writ OF summons In q case of trespass,
placing the damages at s3000, brought by
George Nelson and asked for instructions.
He was ordered to consult with town
solicitor and to take all the necessary
steps'to protect the town interests. The
writ is returnable July /.
The council then adjourned then ad-
journed to the regular meeting day.
Ashworth-AlIsopN NuptiaIs.
Last evening at 1880 o'clock occurred the
marriage OF Miss Emma Ashworth,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ashworth
OF Scott road, and John +. Allsop of Lin
coin. The marriage ceremony took place
at st. Johns Church, the rector, Rev. Mr..
Pressey being the officiating clergyman.
The bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Polly Ashworth and the best man was
Henry Allsop, nephew of the groom.
After the wedding reception was held at
the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ailsop will reside in Cumberland.
Elected Ohicers.
Atthe regular meeting of Court Lily OF
the Valley held last evening the following
inic j. Brogan; Sub-Chief Ranger, Charles
Hogue; Recording Secretary, William
Suttlev orth; Senior Woodward, John T.
Riding; Junior Woodward, Louis F.
Messier; Senior Beadle, William J. Smith
Junior Beadle, Thomas Tanning. The
Committee on Decoration Day picnic re-
ported that the picnic 'was financial sue
cess. The proposed amendment to the
constitution was rejected.
Notes Of the Valley villages.
The Committee on Highways of the
Cumberland Town Council will go to Pas
coag today to inspect the steam rollel
owned by that district
The mem bers OF the graduating class o
| the Cum berland High School held meet
ing yesterday afternoon and completed
arrangements for the graduating exercises
A special meeting of the Lincoln Coun
eli has been called for tomorrow Afternoon
to fill tie vacancies caused by the resigna
tions Of two of the Town House Commits
sion.
The horse of Boyd brothers, produces
dealers, ran away yesterday afternoon OF
Prospect Hill, Lonsdaie. He was caugh
on Grove street, fortunately having done
but little damage.
The constitution and bylaws recently
drawn up by a committee of the Ladie.
Auxiliary of the Catholic Institute will b,
submitted for adoption at meeting
which Is to be held Sunday afternoon il
the Institute.
A Mrs. Carson of Albion, living in on,
Of the company's trnements, was badly
burned yesterday by the explosion Of ar
oil stove. He was terribly burned abou
the chest, arms and face, and her recovery
is considered doubtful.
Miss Josie e. Quigley and Thomas E
Rogan Of Providence were united in mar
riage this morning at St. Patrick's Church
in the presence of a number of friends
Miss Ellie McGuinness was the brides
| maid and Gustavus Stetson acted as hes
aSnan. After trip to New York Mr.. ant
Mrs. Rogan will reside In Providence.