The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-13
THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
VALLEY VILLAGES
Warwick Council Meets. Super
vIsors Appointed. The LlppItt
Lookup Renovated.

The Warwick town fathers convened
as usual yesterday afternoon at the town
hall In Apponaug and the business tran
sacted was OF small moment. when com
pared with the amount OF petitions usual
Iy In evidence near the time when a vote
has a value There will be one more
regular meeting of the present council
and then rumor, has II that some OF the
chairs may bear new occupants The SUI
pervisors for the four districts are az
follows: District No ], Repuoh-
can, Charles ! Northup ben)s- :
min Maynard and Richard Johnson; DEM
ocrat. James O Brian. Thomas M. Flynn
and John J. Hargraves. District No. z.
Republican. Clarence II. Spencer. Staulias
Arcand and Alfred @. Fields: Democrat,
Thomas Brennan, Robert j. Quinn and
John J. Leresque District No. g. John A.
Swanson. Joseph Perkins. Jr.. and Lewis
Lepoisne Democrat. Patrick sullivan,
Pierre Soucy and John H. Delobb Dis
trict No 4, Republican. George F Shell
don and Amos g. Harris; Democrat, Al
bert Shaw and William II. Price.
Canvass day was appointed as follows:
No. 2. at Lippitt, Oct 2s. AT p. m; No.
8, at Centerville. Oct. q, at 2:D p. m. !;
No. 1. at Apponaug. Oct %. at IL 30 a. m,
and at No 4. at Lakewood, Oct. %, at
p. m.
The petitions for street lights came in
I'm the usual shower and Of the four sub
mitted three were continued. Those which
were continued being on Centerville Park
avenue Central avenue and on the Cowes-
sett road while Or. Chagnon was ap-
pointed committee 10 locate lights on
~ O
The complaint OF Oscar r. Place for
damages, alleged 10 have been caused by
overfowins water was satisfactorily set
tied
Petition Of William Bennett In regard to
the speed Of electric care on the Cowessett
road has been arranged.
The deeds OF Mary r Bislow and Mary
A. Price for the town 10 accept streets
at Norwood were continued.
The deed Of Payen street in Arctic Gen.
ter was ordered recorded.
Petition OF Samuel williams for the re-
payment OF taxes was continued.
Petition for the use Of the town hall at
Apponaug for the discussion OF political
questions was granted
Mr. Rohenson was appointed a commit
tee TO see to the removing of round poles
at Lakewood and substituting Of square
ones
Petition to accept Epworth avenue In
Centerville was referred TO DR.. Chag-
non $50
Petition was given for the use of the
town hall at Apponaug to hold Republi-
can rally and Mr. Blackmar was appoint
ed COMMITTEES to look after the same.
Voted that the council ratify the action
OF Mr.. johnson In his bid of the town
OF Warwick for the contract for the state
road at Apponaug.
M poUsu uta npnointad a ropnpnitfae a
to investigate the accepting of Parker
street In Phenix as public highway.
The usual bills were then audited and
the meeting was brought 20 close.
LIPPTTT.
The painters have Just finished the re-
painting Of the interior OF the police sta
tion at Lippitt and the place Is under
going a thorough renovation. The mat
tresses which were formerly used and
which were IN n condition which had been
described as being ALIVE" were burned
One Weary Willie" snoared peacefully
through the inspection made last night Of
the work. and seemed not TO mind the
fact that he was sleeping on a board.
RIvERPoTNT
Chief Andrews rendered the following
report for the month Of September Ar
rests-Larceny, /; insane. 2; drunk. 2: de-
lHlftu over nlEut. i'utcTS OWL nibnl,
Z: disturbances queiled without arrests,
80: store doors found open and secured.
]; lights found out. "a; lost children found.
g. The town seems 10 be undergoing
virtuous era as this Is the smallest num-
Der Of arrests recorded in some time.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS
Landmark chapter, A. r. and A. NJ.
held their annual convocation at their
quarters In Phenix last evening.
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
battery and rotary machine house at
westcott the brick work having been
begun.
IL Is rumored that a. third ticket In
Warwick Is to occupy the field during the
coming election which will he known as
a "Citizens' ticket" n II also rumored
that tho new ticket Is being forwarded
by q firm Democrat.
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