The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-28
FhWTUxET VALLEY

The last meeting OF warwick's old
council was held yesterday afternoon in
the council chamber at Apponaug.
The petition to establish a grade on
Broad street. Norwood. was continued.
Petition Of Edward E. Spencer relative
TO repairs at Cowesett was continued.
Petition for the acceptance OF Mo-
hawk avenue was continued
Petition for the acceptance OF West
street was continued.
- John lamb WIS appointed supervt-
sor In district No. i. in place OF Patrick
Lamb. who was unable 10 serve
Petition to lay sewer pipe across the
street at the new school house I'm Apo
naug was granted under the usual condi-
tions.
The following list OF grand Jurors was
drawn: Presbery Hoxie James Comiskey,
John +. Tifney. William II. Sprague, Will
liam Houstin Charles Duke. Isaac Whit
ford, John III. Northup, DR.. A. w. Col
vim, Horatio *. Nightingale. Thomas
Bigbee, Henry whIpple. George f. Shell
don. Joseph p. Burlingame. John Nc
Cusker. Emerald Ripperell
The petition OF the Narragansett Elec-
trio Lighting company TO place poles, etc,
upon the New London turnpike was
granted.
The following list OF petit Jurors was
drawn: Swancty w Carlson, James +.
Rhodes, Arthur II. Lisle. Charles r. Ma
COON, Herbert A. Wilcox Horace c. Bel
cher, Henry J. Abbott. John c. wescott.
William r. Northup, George T.. Wood,
Alfred Abramson, Arnold h. Sprague,
Harry Tongue. William NJ. Smith, Carl
7. Ludberg, J, Frank Woodmansee,
George w. Madison. William J. Gergory,
John II. Campbell, Henry D. Heydon.
George b. Blackmar. w. L. Arnold, Clar-
ence S. Johnson, Edward T.. Payson,
Amos o. Foster. Frank f. Potter, r. II.
Waterhouse, Chester T.. King. John +.
Taylor, Gordon Spencer. Hugh V. Car
roll, Charles f. Luther, 4. p. Taber,
David Phillips. Richard K. Waterhouse,
George f.. Perry. Thomas III. Lynch.
John NJ. Burdlck, Harry A. shippee, John
c. Nichols,
Petition to accept southern end of West
street was continued.
Petition to place electric light on Mil
street was referred to Dr. Chagnon.
The council then sat as probate
court and transacted the following busi-
ness:
Estate OF Peleg Brown. petition to plat
estate was granted
Estate Euclid A. Mumford. commls-
sioners report was confirmed
The following officers were appointed
for election day. November 4th: District
No. i. Michael B. Lynch. Daniel Jordan
and William r. Northup; No. 2. Patrick
+. Smith and Fred Cloves; No. g. Joseph
Perkins. 3D..
This concluded the meeting and the old
council adjourned.
The funeral Of James Pugh, who died
at his home in Arctic. Friday. was held
from st. Philips church In Crompton
yesterday afternoon. The deceased had
long been a resident OF the Valley and
was we'll known about Arctic Centre. He
was buried at 81. Philips cemetery In
Crompton
Charles Sweet OF Atlanta. Ga. former
~ OF phenix is visiting relatives I'm that
village.
The Valley schools opened yesterday af-
| ter a three days vacation.
The new library building In Anthony Is
| rapidly nearing completion.
The bulkhead and new water gate be-
ing installed IN the trench at the Phenix
, mill is finished.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Feuner OF Provi-
| dence have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
| George Pierce OF PheniN.