The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-28
VALLEY VILLAGES
The Warwick School Committee
Elects Superintendent. ..Other
Matters Of Interest.

The Warwick school committee met on
Saturday afternoon at the town hall In
| Apponaug for the FIRST time since cleo
7 tion and considered several matters Of the
subcommittee for the year and to elect
officers. which resulted in the choosing
OF the following: Mr.. Spencer, who had
been chairman for the past two years.
resigned, and Albert r. Hill OF Phenix
was elected TO I'LL the vacancy. Clarence
O. Carpenter. who has served as clerk or
the board for the past two years. also re-
signed as that officer and II was decided
10 elect Superintendent OF Schools Glover
as clerk OF the board and Miss Gertrude
A. Warburton as his assistant. Both are
to serve without extra compensation. The
other committees include the following:
Committee on qualifications, Messrs Hall.
Lockwood and Mack; committee on build
ings. Messrs. Spencer. Carpenter and
Lockwood; committee on text books and
supplies. Messrs. Chagnon. Hall and Car
penter: committee on evening schools,
Messrs. Mack. Chagnon and Hall; COM
mittee on finance and auditing. Messrs.
Spencer, Mack and Hall.
Charles K. Glover was reappointed
superintendent of schools. the vote being
unanimous; the salary to be the same
as that paid last year.
Miss Gertrude A. warburton was re-
appointed his assistant at the same
salary as that paid last year.
Mr.. Glover read his report for the past
month.
Mr.. Lockwood made a motion that the
report be accepted and the suggest ad-
hered 10. IL was so voted. The meeting
developed into an informal discussion, and
after tho usual number OF bills were
audited the members dispersed.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
The races Of the Rhode Island Auto
mobile club at Riverpoint on Saturday.
when the machines attempted, and some
OF them did climb Jabe's hill to the hand
some home OF Col G. Prescott Knight at
the summit. attracted a large crowd OF
Valley people to the place TO watch the
races
The Jolly Boys club OF Lippitt held
dance In Odd Fellows hall in Riverpoint
on Saturday evening. the same being
largely attended. Dancing was par
ticipated in from about $50 until about
midnight and the affair was considered
a success in every respect The committee
included the following: Fred Page. Omer
Potvin, William Broulliard. Willard
Salois. Omer Vanasse. William McCor-
mick. David Barry and Peter vanasse.
The fair OF the Irish National Foresters
In Temperance hall. Clyde. was brought
TO a close on Saturday evening after a
successful continuation for three weeks.
Loyal Richmond lodge, 7. o. q. r,
NJ. u. OF Cromptop. held dance In their
hall there on Saturday evening, which
was largely attended
Henri Forcier OF Providence gave
violin recital at the Parochial hall in
Phenix last evening which was largely
attended
Miss Edith Page Of Phenix has accepted
the position OF the Centreville NJ. r.
church.
The Riverpoint basketball team defeat
ed the Alerts OF Providence at the Opera
house on Saturday evening. the score
standing at IL TO II.
Under the direction OF Henry Lefebre
OF Arctic Centre a successful concert was
held last evening IN st. jeans hall Tho
proceeds OF the AFFAIR are To be devoted
10 the Rhode Island Canadian orphanage.
A temperance concert was held at the
Centreville NJ r. church last evening
under the direction OF the Sunday school