The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-03
UP THE VALLEY.
The Regular Monthly Meeting
OF Lincoln Council.
Well Attended Temperance Raj y
al MOwry's Hall, Manville.
Board OF FlrewarSens of Valley Falls Met In
Regular Session-Local Notes.

The regular monthly meeting of the Lin
coin Town Council was held yesterday
afternoon at the Town Clerks Office.
Messrs. Sum and Rounds were the abb
sentees.
The voting lists OF the several districts
were canvassed. 1t was voted to offer re-
ward of $50 for evidence which would re-
suit in the apprehension and conviction Of
persons setting woodland or brush fires.
An application relating to sewer connec-
tions was referred to the Highway Com
missioner.
1t was voted to instruct the Town Clerk
to notify the liquor officers that they
must report monthly and should submit
reports for months for which reports have
not as yet been made.
A communication was received from the
Woonsocket water works department rel
ative to the condition OF the bridge over
Crooks Falls stream, near the raceway OF
dam No. 3 OF the Woonsocket water de-
partment. The abutments are badly
bulged and in event of collapse would
choke the water way and back the water
over surrounding property. The matter
of rebuilding the abutment was referred
to the Highway Commissioner.
No-License Rally.
At Mowry's Hall in Manville, last even
ing, was held q we'll attended meeting In
the interest of no-license by members of
the Union Temperance Committee. There
was considerable interest and a good at
tendance. The speakers of the evening
were Rev. Israel w. Porter, president Of
the Union Temperance Committee, Mr..
Frank E. Fitzsimmons and Rev. j. v.
Chalmers. The statements made were en-
phasizing the benefits of temperance and
the speakers urged that the voters con-
slider the matter In a personal way and act
accordingly at the polls.
Firewardens Meet.
A regular meeting of the Board of Fire
wardens of the Valley Falls Fire District
was held last evening. As the committee
appointed TO confer with the Central Falls
authorities regarding better fire protection
for the district was not ready to report, the
matter was continued for one week.
Meantime the committee of the Board will
endeavor to confcrlwith the Central Falls
authorities and secure q definite reply.
The chief, his assistants and the fire
company were thanked for efficient SER
vices at the recent fire. The customary
bills were allowed. A bill of 81 from
Thomas Downes for assisting the janitor
to wash hose was allowed after good deal
of discussion.
Chief Hogue was authorized to get gas
kets for the couplings and meeting ad-
iourned for one week.
Notes Of the Valley vi lagos.
There will be special meeting Of the
Lincoln Probate Court on April II.
Louis F. Burns has been given the con-
tract to water the streets Of Valley Falls
and Lonsdale.
Tomorrow evening all the Lonsdale
clergymen will speak on the temperance
question at the services held at their re-
spective churches.
A meeting of the Cumberland Liquor
Dealers Association was held yesterday
afternoon. There was small attendance
and comparatively little interest was
shown.
At q meeting of the special committee
held Thursday evening, various commit
tees were appointed to arrange for the
coming Easter sale and supper In the in
terest of the Lonsdale Baptist Church fund.
Last evening Mrs. Lorin Baker enter
tanned number of friends at her home on
Middle street, new village. The gathering
was in the nature of phonograph party
and there was musical and literary selec-
tions given. Refreshments were served
and the event was very pleasurable.
No-To- Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. SOC, 81. All druggists