The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-12
WARREN.
Kickemuit Grange In Need Of Larger
Quarters.
School Committee Meets-Oiher Notes
About Town.

kickemuV orange, one Oh tn0 nioes
interprising of local organizations enters
upon the new year with prospects
brighter than ever, and with mem bership
which now numbe nearly 100. 1t has
outgrown its present quarters and the
mem bers are discussing the subject OF
erecting q larger building. The following
officers for the ensuing yesr have been
installed by Past Master Daniel 3.
Bushee: Master, Ambrose K. Mason;
oversesr, Albert X. Tanner; lecturer,
George L. Robinson; steward. Edward
w. Mason; assistant steward, Elisha
Mcguire; treasurer, George II. Tanner;
secretary, Emma A. Mason; gate keeper,
William J. Mcguire: Ceres. Mrs. Albert
X. Tsnner; Pomona, Emma Maker;
Flora, Bertha Luther; lady assistant
steward, Minnie Maker.
Arthur w. Wood, jsnitor of Armory
Hall and Miss Eva NJ. Bodin we're Joined
in marriage Sunday by Rev. FIR. bernard
at the Church of st. Joha the Baptist.
Some work is being done on the new
carriage roadway between this Town and
Fall River, which is partially com mpleted.
The county commissioners of Bristol
| county, Mass, have appointed board,
| the members OF which are engaged In
laying out the uncompleted part 10 that
| county. which runs westerly to LutherS
corners and adjusting land damages, etc.
| with view OF commencing work to build
as early In the spring ~ possible. On
this end OF the line everything 10 In
readiness to cooperate and have the road
open for summer travel.
Letters for the following persons were
at the post office uncalled for this morn
ing: Captain William Aiker, Jr., Mr..
George Cornell, MIR. Frank Dumont, Mr.
Mark Dunbeck, George Hutchinson, Miss
Bessie hilson, Mr.. George @. Mardiror-
sian, MIR. Onesins Psrie, Mr.. wiadyslw
Ulewick, Mr.. Thomas Il. Watson.
The mem Der, of Nsrragansett Fire Co.,
No. 8, of this town In conjunction with
the Hydraulion Fire Co., Of Bristol are
arranging to visit the engine company st
Pawtuxet on the occasion of q fair to be
held by the latter company at an early
date.
The following new officers of Cercls
Jacques Cartier have been installed: Pres
ident, Luke A. Lsmieux; vice president,
T. Forten; recording secretary, II. H.
Lsnglois; treasurer, Arthur Beauchene;
financial secretary, Edwin Trombly
assistant secretary, Joseph Prouix.
Mr.. James II. Anthony, late manager
of the Warren Foundry and Machine
: Company stopped several hours in towI
yesterday, while enroute to visit relative
at the old homestead estate in Somerset
Police officer Connolly is still CONFINES
to his residence. He Is considerably I'm
: proved and able to walk Ab ,ut the house
although quite lame. He has been oI
duty over seven weeks.
The poles for the extension of the tele
phone line on Sonth Main street, sout
to the Usher farm, permission for whic
was granted by the council sewers
. months ago have not a. yet been sci
t Tie work is to be done under the dires
tion of superintendent of Highways job
a Ii. Brown, " ho is determined that sightl
I poles shall be erected and where b
r directs.
d Representative Alexander Lock hart an
n ex-Aldermsn w. J. Flynn of Fall Rive
q were the guests of friends here Sunday.
e Tbe school committee at Its reguI'
II meeting last evening, after auditing bill
!. listened to reports from Messrs. CsrpeI
= ter, Estes and Robinson the visitin
h committee, which showed the conditio
% OF the schools 10 be excellent condition
- A communication was received from Il
), Rhode Island Gymnastio League recor
!. mending the introduction of physical Gu
;, ture into the schools. The truant officer
s. report was received and the text bot
nj committee reported that 1t had intr
a. duced Pennell's "Rome" and Johnston
"a "American Politics" Into the hii
,v school.