The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-28
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

The Consolidated Railroad has re-
moved the depot at Arctic nearly hfty
feet to a location near the crossing on
Main street. 1t is probable that the
crossing leading to the mill at Arctic
VIII soon be closed.
An exhibition of local and exchange
views will soon be given by the Camera
club of Phenix.
Mr.. S. Windfield Hines. member Of
the Warwick town council, has pur-
chased the lot on Main street formerly
owned by A. O. Begin. and on which
he purposes 20 erect handsome Drick
building having a frontage on Main
street of thirty-five feet and depth or
sixty feet.
The fair of the Union Cornst band
OF Quidnick was opened at Temperance
hall, Clyde, Saturday evening. The nan
was we'll filed, and the floor covered
with dancers tin midnight. An OF the
usual attractions of fair OF this char
acter were present and the sals of COM
bination tickets large. The lair VIII
continue two weeks.
.Moun. Vernon" or 1.-The old bank
village" as il is sometimes called has
been greatly improved by its recent
! purchaser, Hon. w. 5. Hayward, ex-
, mayor OF Providence. The sanitary
! cond tlons of the place are now all that
could be desired and the tenements
I look like new ones.
Nearly week ago the team Of Pierce
Tuckerman was smashed by Wash
ington electric while on the track on
GU dnick street and the horse was so
hallY injured that IL was killed. Mr..
Tuckerman has circulated petition To
which over two hundred gners have
! been obtained as asking the town coun-
! ci of Warwick to pass an ordinance
regulating the speed of cars upon the
streets of the valley. 1t viii be pre-
sented at a meeting of the Warwick
; town council today.
? The young son OF Factory Inspector
! Hudson of Harris who recently suffer
ed severe accident from a bicycle
has recovered sufiic' entity to be able to
( get out of doors.
/ A large number of the yalley church
/ os will hold special religious services on
, Thanksgiving day. one of a somewhat
: unusual kind will occur at st. Peter
and Pauls church on that DAY at S a m.
a special mass will be sung by the pas
I tor Rev. FIR. Carrigan and flifty boys
and girls will receive for the first time
/ the sacrament of holy communion
Each child will receive from the pastor
/ at the close of the mass as souvenir
\ OF this important event fine steel en-
craving bearing the title of. "A Prec-
( ious Remembrance to Faithful
| Soul space upon each picture is
! left for the name of the child.
r. T Hpe-et etaaFFe4same villagers, Archie
! Lamonte. of Greene, and oliver Bon
| heur. of Anthony became so disagree
able that they We're elected erom Flan-
! agans saloon by the clerk, about 4
( o'clock Saturday. Lamonte TO get sat-
! isfaction smashed one OF the windows
/ in the door. On being demonstrated
I with by John Flanagan. Lamonte at
tackled him. Officer Provost being sum-
moned arrested them. on being taken
/ before Judge Warner at Anthony, Bon
/ heur was fined s. and costs for revel-
/ ing which he paid, Lamonte was fined
! 80 and costs for revelling and $40 and
! costs for defacing "a building. Having
\ no money ne was sent TO police station
! for commitment.
St.Joseph's church. Natfck. will open
bazarr this evening i'm O'DonnelTs
hall
The high school question I'M the VIII
: lages OF the valley Is again being agi-
! tated and the decision OF the school
4 committee OF the town of Warwick S
/ anXiously looked for.