The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-15
VALLEY VILLAGES
Long Docket Considered at
WarwIck's Town Council Yes.
tsrday.. Assn. Meet.

The Warwick town council met as usual
yesterday afternoon. with all the MEM
bers present. and a long docket was gone
through with In brief the items were
as follows:
Petition OF Mary ]. Arnold in regard to
surface water upon her estate referred
to Mr.. Johnson.
Petition for repairs on Gonlis avenue
was referred 10 the commissioner. who
was ordered 10 make the necessary re-
pairs.
The committee on lights at Potowomut
reported work finished
Petition of citizens OF Buttonwoods for
extra lights was continued.
Petition for the acceptance OF Marlboro
street; continued.
The matter OF re-arranging the names
Of the streets in the valley and OF the
town was continued and committee or
dered TO place signs.
The liquor license OF Erico Nardollo;
refused.
Liquor license OF Alfred Marcillo;
granted
Benjamin Hill was appointed dog off
GER.
The matter OF repairs upon the Cowes-
set road at Crompton was referred 20
Mr.. Dawley.
Petition for the transfer of the license
OF NJ. j. Mcmahon to Thomas Brennan
was received
Benjamin F. Dawley Frank Cole ana
praisers praise - Of oSN doS damage ess appointed as "p
Report OF the chief of police received
and ordered accepted
The following appropriations for Me.
mortal Day were made: McGregor and
sociation SO.
John Greene was appointed a town
weigher.
Mr.. Bowen was appointed COMMITTEES
TO investigate the damages at the Caswell
The complaint OF p. Harris in regard
to river at Phenix was referred TO the
town solicitor.
The. petition Of the Young Mems Social
club for the use OF the town hall in Aprfi
was granted.
II was voted TO place a patrolman at
Pontiac and Adolf Scotland was appoint
ed by Chief Andrews to the position.
Mr.. Bowen was appointed to inquire
into the Brayton claim.
MT. Bowen was appointed a committee
TO look after and make proper repairs
at the town house and police station at
It was voted that the contract for the
building OF part OF the Centreville brfdgs
be awarded to II. NJ. Tucker
M j. Mcmahon was ordered TO appear
at the next regular meeting and give rea-
sons why his license should not be re-
voked.
Voted that the fines and costs OF thu
three men confined at the East Green
wich jail be remitted by the town sar-
geant and the qouns men sent to their
homes in New York.
The petition for the acceptance Of GER
tain streets IN Norwood was definitely
postponed.
The meeting then adjourned until Ap-
I'll Fl. when list OF Jurors will he drawn
The Pawtuxet Valley Free Library as
sociation met last evening and conducted
the regular yearly rousine OF business
at their rooms. The reports were read
and the election OF officers resulted in
the election OF the old board
The funeral OF Edward I. Leach OF
Hope, was held from his late home yes
terday afternoon and was a very largely
attended service. The remains were en-
tered at knotty Oak after the service
SIS. Peter and Paul Temperance cadets
held promenade and exhibition drill
last evening at Temperance hall which
was very successful AFFAIR and was
largely attended. Dancing occupied the
large part OF the evenings program but
an exhibition drill at 10 o'clock proved
an interesting feature. Miller's orches-
ira furnished the music.
The funeral OF Edwin Leach. OF Hope.
was held yesterday from his late home
the Rev. John n. Gusler officiating at the
service. The bearers were old friends.
The remains were entered at Knotty Oak
after the service
A. Lincoln Kirk entertained large
number at the Parish house IN Phenix
asst evening. The proceeds were devot-
sd to tho Phenix school