The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-24
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

The dance OF Prof. Hills class In
Temperance hall, Lippitt, was well at.
tended and much enjoyed, and belns
the last dance OF the season was pro-
tracted beyond the usual hour.
John Maynard Of Phenlx, entertained
yesterday. Henry Lennox OF Boston.
The regular meeting of the Old Glory
Council, ID. of L., was held Tuesday
evening in Knights of Pythias hall,
Clyde. There was good attendance OF
members, and officers were nominated
for the ensuing term.
George c. Wood of Centreville, has
been appointed district consul of the
| League of American Wheelmen.
Coventry Council, o. u. A. M, held
an interesting meeting i'm Odd Fellows
| nan, Anthony, last evening.
| Ihe Bouchard business block was
sold yesterday 10 Damasse Bouchard
! of Worcester
Miss Lena Knowlton or Willamsville,
conn Is the guest OF Miss Mary Nc
Murray OF Anthony.
The Columbian Whist club met last
evening with DR.. William Gee at Ark
wright. There was a large attendance
and the melting was much enjoyed.
hne culvert is being built at the
loot of High street, Phenix, for the
purpose of allowing the surface water
10 now into the large drain which emp
ties into the river.
The hand engine company gave their
engine another test last evening. With
not full complement of men on the
brakes the water WAS fired 95 feet
The residence OF the late Sam Clarke
at Apponaug was sold at auction for
$1,000. 1t was purchased by William
nf tfaaa r.. se,
ported that Mr.. Harrington bought the
property FOR person in Providence
VINO designs converting IL into a club
house.
Clarence I. Haddock Of Warwick ave-
nue., Centreville. is suffering from a
severe attack of malaria.
The Womans' Relief C1ps of Nc
Gregor Post, Phenix, will meet this
evening, i'm Grand Army hall for the
purpose OF perfecting it's part of the
arrangements for Memorial Day
Louis Theroux, one Of the best known
i'm the valley. died at
ms nome on Douglas street yesterday.
Morse Munier. postmaster at Arctic
VIII assume charge OF the postoffice to-
day lie received his boxes and outfit
yesterday. The outfit is one OF the finest
IN the valley. and is fully up TO date.
Ihe cabinets are OF oak and contain
zoo call and 80 lock boxes, in addition
es nave plate glass fronts and are fitted
with wire bottoms that prevents an ac-
cumulation OF dirt. The lock boxes are |
furnished with combination locks with |
out KEYS. The window for general deliy- |
cry is In the centre of the cabinet and IS |
htted with ground glass slide and |
patent JOCK. with all modern appliances |
inns ONCE Is one of the best fitted up \
and most convenient i'm the valley.
Ihe people OF the valley will soon peti- |
tlon the town councils of the valley |
towns to prohibit the posting OF no.
ices upon the noble trees that adorn
me valley streets. From Hope to |
,rompton ana from Washington along
-1u SruFs or me srFe6ts are fh0usands
,f trees. whose beauty is marred by
ADVERTISING notices placed upon them.
The Following persons were appointed
supervisors in the several voting dis
ricts in the town of Warwick. by the |
'ouncil at its Monday meeting in Ap-
District No l. RepublIcans
ames McCusker. Charles A. Johnson;
Democrats. John McDermott. John r.
eamS' district No 2 Republicans, Stan
sland Arcand. Alfred c. Field: DEM
'crats, Robert j. Quinn Thomas Bren-
IAN: district No. 3. Republicans. AL
red Pearson. Moses Munier: Demo
rats, Patrick Sullivan. John Delobbe;
district No. 4, Republicans Horace G. !
5elcher. Edward G. Mitchell: Demo-
rats. Frederick r. Field, George f.
Maud Marian Circle. e. O. L.. met
lst evening I'm Foresters' hall. A good
Tendance and a pleasant meeting.
Mr.. John Murry OF Clyde has accent
q a position at the Silver Springs
ieachery in Providence.
Herbert st. George of Harris has re-
loved to Warren. where he has ac-
epted n good position
Mr.. Charles T. Howard OF Harris Is
producing electric lights into his sum-
her residence.
Vandals have destroyed the beautiful
and flowers near the resi-
ence Of the late Mrs. c. r. Greene at
Iarris.