The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-29
PhWTUXET VALLEY.

Thomas J.Tilley. clerk OF the District
Court. whose jurisdiction extends over
most OF the valley who has been II for
a few days past is again in his office.
The business trip OF Geo. b. Harris
and Paris Card TO Pascoag and vicinity
was a very successful one, and showed
the push Of the Centrevile boys.
Mrs. c. II. Smith, wife of Rev. c. II.
Smith, has been cummoned to the bed
side Of her mother. who is seriously i'll
at Warren.
Mrs. Alton Wood of Harris, has re-
turned from a visit to friends in
Moosup Valley.
The St. Cecilia choir of st Johns
church, Arctic, consisting of 40 MEM
bers. met last evening in ST. Johns
hall 10 rehearse Easter music. The
meeting was fully attended
The election of trustees and the consid-
GRAFTON OF a tax are the principal items
of business TO be transacted. This is
the first of the annual school meet
ings Of the valley. Louis Solomon, a
former resident OF Arctic, but now of
Hope Valley, is visiting friends in this
place.
The mills Of North Scituate are to be
lighted by electricity by Mr.. Fred j.
Hoxle of Phenix. Mr.. Charles Myrick
will have charge OF the work.
Mr.. Joseph Laundry Of Phenix who,
for a long time has been confined to
his house by sickness, is now conval-
escent.
The Livingston Mills at Washington
are running on full time. which makes
business lively inthe village. They are
said TO have a large number Of orders
ahead, and IL other orders come in they
will be obliged To run extra time.
The railway station at Washington
having been thoroughly repaired and
nicely painted, presents a most at
tractive appearance.
Coventry Council. o. u. A. NJ. viii
hold an important meeting in odd
Fellows hall. Anthony, this evening.
Trouble is said TO have occurred in
the Holiness Church i'm Scituate. 1t Is
rumored that the pastor. Rev. Mr.
Dorey. has been asked 10 resign.
This is n surprise TO the villagers,
as Mr.. Dorey is very popular with the
people Of the place, and man of
much influence.
He is a great favorite with those out
side of his own church. 1t is to be
hoped that the rumor Is false one,
but IL true, that the action Of the church
will be reconsdered.
This afternoon the Coventry Wo-
mems club will hold a fifth Wednes-
day tea party at it's rooms in Anthony
Johnnie comes marching home" as
the First n. I. Regiment. next Satur-
day and IL is reported that some Of
the Valley mills viii give the operatives
a holiday 10 witness the reception uf
that regiment in Providence. If such
arrangements could be made IL would
add TO the interest OF the occasion.
Maid Marian circle G. O. r., held its
quarterly session in Foresters hail.
Riverpoint last evening.
Mr.. Vernon. son Of Rev. q. II. still
who was formerly pastor Of the Cromp-
ton BAPTIST church, and whose death
few months ago was so much
regretted. Is the guest OF his mother in
this place. He comes 20 make arrange
ments for the removal OF the family
TO their old home I'm Blue Point. Long
Island.
The highways In Crompton are being
thoroughly repaired by Road Overseer
Gagnon.
The Warwick town council at its
meeting on Monday appointed the fol.
lowing special constahles for election
day CApril -: District No. l. Michael r..
Lynch and William v. Northup; Dis
trict No. .. Patrick T.. Smith and joseph
Cignon: District No. 8. John II. Ma
Utgn ana ittNfn l'tlklllNt ifitkIl'l MI.
g. Charles a. Gorton and Horatio n.
Slocum.
About n hundred members OF Old
Glory council No. % -. Of T.. accom-
panied hv their friends assembled In X.
Of Y. han. clyde. last evening TO enjoy
y musical and literary entertainment.
The program was - fine ono, and each
number woll rendered. ~ the close
OF the entertainment refreshments of
cake. coffee and cocoa were d strihuted
and various articles offered for sal".
The assembly was much interested In
tho drawing of an elegant Cragv bed
quilt. nleccd by the ladies Of the or
rauization. No. l0i secured the prize.
This social WIS the most successful
ever held nv the organization.
The Arctic and ltiVerpolnt Checker
clubs will play another match game ~
the series at the Arctic club rooms on
| Thursday evening.
An the leading Republicans Of Arctic
have endorsed the petition for the ap-
pointment - Moses Municr rs post
master I'm that place
Tho library of the late Casey y. Tvlor
| of Centrcvnie c0ubsted ~ Over 9ooc
| volumes. ershracin~. eVerv branch ~
| iterarturpa JIe was fond of~coll'ng u
| his tobacco uhtarv." and claimed u
was the result ~ his refrainirg 90 'isc
| tobacco during his entire nsn. For
nearly 80 wears hc neither drank intoN-
/ jcntinr ii0uo~a. tca ~ coToe Most ~
| Tho current literature az the dav found
ta way 10 Tho nome ~ Mr TYLER in-
! Guiding many European publications.