The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-23
UF lHE VALLEY.
Cunlbr land Town Council
Aes .sterday Afternoon.
Michaei Burns Broke His Left
Leg Yesterday Afternoon.
Valley FaIis Baptist Church Will Hold a
Russian Entsrtainment-Note

The REGULAR meeting of the Cumberland
Town Council took place yesterday after
noon. Frank l.. Miller acted as clerk pro
tenn. George Skulls was elected dog officer
Tho following were elected bird officers:
Otis smith, David Curran, William Pick
ing. Appraisers, John A. Pallitt, John L.
Connolly Henry II. Sprague, Henry A.
Bishop. Ii was voted that all the bonds
for ihQuOr licenses must be presented to
the coGnoil for their consideration on or
before noon, April 28, at which time the
council viii meet to consider them.
1t voted to request the Senator and
Represent atives to use their efforts to have
the permanent police force bill become a
law.
John Donohue was appointed to the
vacan place on the police force.
The usual amount OF bills were allowed.
When the bill of 200 for Tower Post came
up foe consideration, President Currier
requested that the matter be deferred
few days, as he felt that the money ought
to be dc,Dted TO particular use of decorat-
ing tn graves in this town.
Councilman Ballou said that he had 10
lated ths eight lights on Cumberland Hill
and il was absolutely necessary to have
one more. 1t was so voted.
Entertainment and Tea.
A Russian entertainment viii be given
Tuesday evening, April q, at the Valley
Falls Baptist Church. The program will
be va. C. and will be sure to please all
classes Of patrons. Brown University
quart.t will be present and will assist in
the regular program, which is as follows;
Piano and cornet duet, "National Airs"
Mr.. E0lIett and Mr.. Kinney; address,
''Fron stockholm to st. Petersburg" Ed
mund Clark; Russian National Anthem,
Brown University quartet; selection, quar-
tet; "Moscow," Mr.. Clark; "Nijni Nov
gorod, Mr.. Clark; selection, quartet.
After the entertainment the ladies of the
church will dispense gratuitiously tea a La
Ruese 10 the library, and during the time
tea is being served Kinney's juvenile or
cheetra will discourse some excellent
music.
~ Broke His leg.
A young boy, aged IA years, named
Michaei Burns, and son of the late Martin
Burns, broke his left leg yesterday while
playing baseball. A number of boys were
engagsd in the game yesterday afternoon
in the rear of Gurry's market, and Burns
whilo aiding for third base met with the
misfortuD DIR. Smith was called and
attended to the necessary surgical opera
tion. Later the Burns boy was taken to
his home on Chambers street in Mr..
Gurry's team.
Notes OF the Valley villages.
Henry Barnes of Ashton, was injured
Wednt sday in a collision with another
bicycfst.
Mrs. simpson of Dexter street, Lonsdale,
fell against a hydrant yesterday and in-
jured herself quite severely.
Wilton Lambert has been appointed
janitor "a the public schools on the Lincoln
side, to succeed James Willis, who has re-
signed
Mrs. J. p. Johnston, wife of Mayor
Johnston of New London, Conn.,, is the
guest az her brother, Hon. Edward Clark
of Vale Falls.
Miss Nary Dickie, the famous Scottish
and Slanish dancer, has been engaged to
give a. exhibition at the ball of the
Thomas Davis Club.
Mrs. emma Graham, accompanied by
her SOL Willie, will sail for England next
week. They will remain abroad until
after the Queens jubilee.
Rev. Mr. Babcock, formerly of Drown
vile, viii supply the NJ. +. Church of Ber-
kelley Tor the coming year, according to
the appointments made at the recent dis
trict conference.
Past Regents John A. Lamband John
Johnston of Lonsdale Council, Royal Ar
canum, were in attendance at the session
of the Grand Council which was held in
Providence yesterday.