The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-22
UP THE VALLEY.
Residents Of the Blackstone
Valley Are Dissatisfied.
Change OF Train Service Places
Them at a Disadvantage.
Special Meeting Of the Council VIII Probably
Be Called Thursday Afternoon Notes.

The rearrangcmcnt OF tina train service
on the Consolidated road Is causing un-
told Inconvenience TO the working people
along the Blackstone Valley who work at
points south of these villages. There is
general grumbIing along the line, and 1t is
understood that there IL TO be a petition
sent TO the electric car management TO see
II the company will not run a car from tho
old village at 6:45 instead OF 9 o'clock I'm
the morning. Because OF this change In
the train service the following changes
have been made at the Valley Falls post
Office.
According TO the new arrangement malls
will arrive at 6:55, 7:69, S:01 and IL :49 a.
m. and at 3:59, 6:01 and 7:45 p. m. In or
der to make prompt connections the mails
Will close at 1880 a. m. north and south,
100 p. m south, $3.50 p. m. north, 6:3O p.
m. south, snd 7:45 p. m. south.
Under the above change the arrival and
departure of mails at the Valley Falls I'm
future will be as follows: Arrive-6:26,
8:02, 11:45 a. m. and 500 p. m. Departure
-7:40 q. m. north and south, 1905 q. m.
south, $40 p. m. north, 6:45 p. m. south.
Patrons Of the Lonsdale post Office will
do well to note the following changes:
The departure will now be at TAO from the
south, 7:40 from the north and 1905 from
the south In the forenoon and ut $40 from
the north and 6:45 from the south In the
afternoon. The arrivals are 6:26 and 7:68
from the south, S:02 from the north and
Ia ho h To- hn nd
1858 from the south and 6:02 from the
north In the afternoon.
Tho ManviIle Strike.
The strike at the Contrexeville mill has
assumed q serious aspect for the strikers.
The company posted the following notice
yesterday:
We hereby notify all weavers now out on
strike that their services are no longer re-
quired. All money due Oh account OF cloth
remaining In the loom can be obtained ut
the Office Of the company between ii and IL
q. m. June ~. .CoNTRExvILLE COMPANY.
The committee and representatives
of the company met yesterday, but
no understanding was reached. The COM
pany claim tina; they have is looms rum
ing, but the strikers say that there are
only three women at work. The help
from Manville who took the strikers work
60 and come from the mill under police
protection.
Special Meeting.
Owing to tho possible resignation of two
of the Commissioners appointed by the
Lincoln Town Council to select q town
house site, the President of the Council
will probably call q special meeting of the
Council for Thursday afternoon to fill the
vacancies.
Notes Of the Valley villages.
William Maroney of Holy Cross College
is homo. on his vacation.
There are number of marriages to take
place at st. Patrick's Church this week.
Charles McCloskey of Lonsdale ts filing
a temporary engagement in the State Of
Maine.
The annual examination and exhibition
of the pupils of st. Patrick's parochial
school will take place next Monday even
ing i'd the parish hall.
The Wayside Gatherers Circle of the
Lonsdale Presbyterian Church will hold
an entertainment in Good Fellows Hall,
Central Falls, this evening.
Patrick keenan,, formerly of the Paw
tucket Railroad company, lbranched out
as news dealer yesterday morning, having
bought out the store of p. O'Sullivan on
Broad street.
The town house commission were to
have met last evening but as there was not
quorum present the meeting was post
poned. 1t is understood that Mr.. Allsop,
one OF the commissioners will move to
Cumberland in short time and that will
necessitate the naming of another COM
missioner In his place.