The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
VALLEY VILLAGES
Demers. .Legris Wedding at Arc.
tic Centre-O0ings at the
Warwick Council.

riS the eldest daughter oi iVP'c'""''''N
and Mrs NJ ]. f.. Legris, NJ. D., or
Quidnick street. Arctic Centre, and MT
Alfred Demers OF Montreal Canada, were
married In the presence OF large mum
her OF people, friends OF both the young
people. who gathered 10 witness the cere-
mony.
The ceremony was at O'Clock ana the
connie marched into the church 10 the
strains of Mendelssohns Wedding march
rendered by NJ Joseph Leloine. organist
of the church Al the altar the csremohN
was usrformed by the Rev. Joseph Bour-
geois assisted by Rev. q. a. besrs' an
uncle OF the bride. who is pastor IN one
OF the churches OF Webster Mass. Direct
Iv after the ceremony the bridal party
were driven 20 the home OF the bride
parents where sumptuous weddins
breakfast was served. Later In the day
Mr. and Mrs Demers left for Proyidence
where still later they left for the south'
where they will remain until spring traN-
cling through the southern states. Al tne
end OF their extended honeymoon trip
they will go 10 Montreal where Mr.. De-
rners is engaged I'm business and has pre-
nared a beautiful home for his bride.
Mr and Mrs. Demers were also the recip-
tents OF a number OF beautiful gifts from
relatives and friends living here
WARWICK COUNCIL
The Warwick council met as usual yes
terday afternoon and the meeting was
harmonious throughout there being nttie
out OF the ordinary happen. All OF the
| members were in their accustomed places
after a short secret session and the meet
| ing opened with the continued claim or
| Samuel Williams for the repayment oi
taxes and the matter was again contin-
| ,}ed. The remainder OF the business was as
| follows:
| Claim of Anna Greene Harris for the
payment for the strip of land on tho south
| side OF the river in PheniN taken by the
town some time ago TO widen the side
walk at that point. Tho matter was left
| I'm the hands OF the town solicitor.
The transfer OF the LIQUOR license OF T.
Petraca of Lppltt was again continud
| Henry Bernard. Natick. was given leave
to transfer his license 10 Clifford 6agnon
| also OF Natick. ~
! Edward Nestor OF Crompton was refus-
| ed a LIQUOR license upon the strength OF
remonstrance by the Crompton Company
! and others
orrin verboncoeur was granted liquor
license for saloon in William Blanch-
| ards building in Llppitt.
Licenses were refused TO William
Briggs. Thomas G. Tingley and Ertco
onerillo OF Warwick upon a,remonstrance.
The committee on auditing the books
at the asylum reported that the books
showed sis9.6l OF uncollected bills. Mr..
Shippee said. however. that all or the
| bills were collectable but one and the
| committee was discharged.
The claim OF Russell Vaughn was then
brought up and Mr.. Vaughn stated his
| side OF the controversy and then called on
| Joseph Fenner, the local representative
of the Narragansett Electric Lighting
| Co. Mr.. Fenner said that Mr.. Dawley
| had ordered the light placed half way be-
L a. t.d hat 1nN had
| placed Il where they thought Il ought TO
come. About anything else Mr.. Fenner
1 said that he knew absolutely nothing.
| Mr.. Vaughn then spoke again and said
| that he could not see why the light should
| be placed directly I'm the middle there
| when there had been no such rule OBJ
| served anywhere else Mr. Vaughn added
that the council knew that Mr.. Dawley
was mad with him and for that reason
| wished the light moved. Mr.. Bowen then
| reported for the committee and said that
! they had been all over the road both at
night and during the day and that they
had decided that the light was al present
In the best possible place TO light the
| street 20 the best advantage. Mr.. Robin
son then moved that the report be re-
| ceived and the committee be discharged.
| This motion was carried and the matter
| was indefinitely postponed.
George T. Perry OF Warwick was made
| a wood corier for that section.
II was voted TO award the changing OF
| the pats OF the town from the books now
used to the card system TO Robert w.
/ Greene to be completed In six months
and 10 cost s445 the work to include these
| I'm book No. l.
The following jurors were drawn for the
| petit jury: Walter c. Gardiner. Charles
II. Arnold. Albert C.Greene. Felix Hebert,
| Louis 8. Gardiner Archibald Reoch. Jo-
/ n
Webster knight. Jason S. Wood Jacob
A. Lockwood Leonard l.. Potter. William
| $. sheldon, Alton ID. Woodmansee. Alonzo
| u Fenner. Henry X Wood Gustave
| samberg Thomas +. Sinnott. Oscar Scut-
| land. Charles r. Williams. Abner l..
Philips. Howard Scarf. Wallace G.. Hin.
Francis G. Greene. Daniel A. 8. Booth.
Joseph Brothers George ~. Colvln, Rob
ert IT, Austin. Albert ". Wheeler. Samuel
| =. Harris.
It was then voted to adjourn to Tues
| day. Feb %.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Lest evening at tho Phenix Baptist
! church the Pawtuxet Valley Primary and
Junior Teachers union held its regular
| meeting the same being well attended
! Miss Clara Dyer OF Providence was pres
/ ent and lead an interesting review OF the
! Sunday school lessons for tho month OF
| February. Rev. John NJ. Lowden also or
Providence gave an interesting address on
: the topic. Securing Spiritual Results
| Among Younger Scholars
Last night in Temperance hall. Clyde.
I the third of series OF socsAls held under
the direction OF some OF the young people
/ OF the valley was given and like the for
| mer two IL was n success I'm every respect
The young people numbered about n
hundred and the evening was spent In the
usual way I'm dancing. the music being
furnished by Nillers orchestra. The com
mittee was composed OF Messrs william
and G. Harry Potter. Jr.
A special meeting OF the Riverpoint fire
department was held last night I'm the
hose house OF Pioneer Co. The meeting
voted 20 repair the old hand engine once
] used at neighboring musters and also to
| form a company 10 man the breaks.
Court Warwick. r. OF A, held a special
| meeting at their quarters last night when
| n WAS voted TO send a floral piece TO the
| funeral OF George Catterson and also 60
| send delegates.
The warwick police reported yesterday
/ that during the month OF February there
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