The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04
UP THE VALLEY.
Church People Planning to
Open a Day Nursery.
Manville Citizens Have RevOlted
and Formed New Organization.
Family Trouble on Elm Street, Valley Falls
A Quiet Marriage--Local Notes.

There is considerable talk among cer-
tain ladies connected with the different
churches in Lonsdale concerning the mat
ter of opening day nursery for the chill
dren OF those women who are compelled to
labor in the mills and at other employ
ments. AS 1t is at present it works con-
siderable hardship upon these women, as
in private families takes considerable from
their small earnings. IL Is planned TO
open the nursery in the old village and to
support it by popular subscriptions and by
the proceeds OF entertainments. 1t Is
most worthy object, and it is hoped that 1t
will be brought to successful issue.
Politics Booming In Manviile.
A political revolt has aiken place in
Manviilc which promises to upset the cal
culations of the Republican bosses. A
number OF independent citizens assembled
in Woisard's Hall Sunday afternoon and
organized the "Proprietors Independent
Club"
The object of the club Is to work for the
best interests Of the village and to secure
the nomination and election Of men most
fitting and capable Of holding positions of
public trust; also to see that this district
Is not neglected in matter OF appropria-
tions of money by tho town of Lincoln.
Considerable dissatisfaction has been ex-
pressed for some time past, owing to the
arbitrary manner in which political affairs
have been conducted In this town and
Sundays meeting was result OF this
popular feeling. The meeting was called
to order by ex-Constable Narcotic and the
following officers were elected: President,
Hon. JOS. T. Richard; vice president,
Emanuel Narcotic; secretary, Edward
Houtman; treasurer, Joseph Raymond.
The club expects to make It's influence felt
in the management of town affairs in the
future. Another meeting will be held in
the same place next Sunday evening at
7:30.
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Stafford.
The funeral Mrs. Sarah Stafford, widow
of William Stafford, was held yesterday
afternoon from the residence Of her son on
School street. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. Israel w. Porter. The bearers
were Philip Bishop, James Mcintyre,
George Aspen and James Bailey. Burial
took place at Christ Church Cemetery.
Lett His BED ana Board.
family jar occurred Sunday in house
on Elm street, Valley Falls, and from all
accounts matters were exceedingly lively
for the time being. According to reports
the husband decorated his wife's eyes q
beautiful black. Yesterday morning the
husband went to his work and when he
returned last evening he found that his
wife and furniture had disappeared. Late
last evening he was on still hunt for
both.
Notes OF the Valley villages.
DR.. George Barnes of Brooklyn is visit
ing his parents at Ashton.
Richard Walling has been appointed
janitor of the new Parish House.
The Valley Falls Social Club met last
evening and transacted considerable busi
ness.
Miss Jennie Sargent OF Georgiaville is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Crumley
Of Ashton.
The complainant in the McCloskey suit
against the Town Of Lincoln, was ordered
to file surety for costs by Mays.
Miss Grace Dean, stcpdaughter of Henry
c. Pollard, and Charles Sibley were mar
ried i'm quiet manner Sunday evening out
OF town.
John s. Pollard of Ashton, who was
taken suddenly i'll at Ellsworth, Me-, few
weeks ago, arrived home on Saturday, ac-
companied by his wife.
minstrel and variety entertainment will
be given next Monday night by the Dra-
matte Club of the Catholic Institute for
the benefit of the baseball team.
At the meeting of the Cum mberland Hose
Company held lest evening a committee
was appointed to wait upon the Board OF
Firewardens at their meeting Friday even
ing to demand payment for their services.
II the Board refuses the company will dis
band.