The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-06
The News Of the State.
VALLEY VILLAGES
Warwick FIrsmsn Held Annual
Msstings--.InstaIIation Of K,
Of C. Officers Other Notes

Last evening at their respective hose
houses in Arctic Center and Centerville.
the Warwick firemen held their annual
meetings and election OF officers. AT
the No. is i'm Arctic Center the follow
ing officers were elected: Captain, Frank
Martin; assistant captain, John Chene-
VERT treasurer, John B. Berard; record
ing secretary, Joseph Doneger; financial
secretary, Louis Brndamour: clerk.
Amos Harker. assistant clerk, Emil
Bergsteln: ianitor, Amos Joubert; cap
tain OF Hook and Ladder No. /, John
Berard; assistant captain, Walter
Berard.
AT the Hose No. meeting. the election
was proceeded 10 as the first number Of
the evenings docket of business, and at
us conclusion the members partook OF
their annual chicken supper. after which
speeches were made by number of the
members.
RIVER POINT.
Last evening at the quarters OF Glib
son Council, X. of c.. the annual in
stallation OF officers was held. Grand
Deputy McCabe OF Providence being
present and having charge OF the work.
The new officers are as follows: Chief
ranger. John McGlynn; sub-chief ranger,
Thomas Duffy; financial secretary. Dan
iel w. Quinlan, treasurer, Thomas Har-
rop corresponding secretary. George
Dixon; senior woodward, John Me-
Cusker: junior woodward, Thomas Hit
senior beadle. Frank Lapalute; junior
beadle. Michael Cox; trustee. Thomas
Brennan. Following the installation
refreshments were served and social
good time was enjoyed.
This afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Allen Of Walker street. Elmer
Daley and Miss Susan Allen were united
In marriage by Rev. Mr.. Weaver OF
Mitaic. Conn. The ceremony was simple
and was attended by the immediate
family only. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Daley left for Boston, and
when they return after a brief honey
moon trip they will reside with the
brides parents.
The funeral of John McGovern, who
died at his home on Main street on Mon
day, was held from st James church in
Arctic Center, this morning The SER
vice was largely attended. Later the re-
mains were buried at Crompton. The
deceased was So years old.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Narragansett Lodge. *. OF p. held
their annual installation OF officers at
their quarters i'm the Hines building. last
evening. at which time the following
| officers were duly placed In office: Chan
! cellor commander. Henry Howarth: vice
| commander. Benjamin Rogers; prelate
! commander, Jacob Shaffer; master OF
work. Eugene Bicknel; X. OF r. and s..
william Carpenter; master OF ex
| chequer. Henry II. Brown; financial
secretary, James Ward: master-at-arms
Thomas Jehn: inside guide, B. s. Bates
outside guard, James Lindsay; trustees
| Charles Cornell Fred Hutchens and
| Henry Brown.
The funeral OF Robert Henry, who died
at his home in Fiskeville on Saturday
| was held today -atN 1880, Rev G. A
Meader of Taunton having charge. The
| service was simple and the remains were
| later buried at Greenwood cemetery. The
! deceased was IS years old. and leaves hvs
| children. Allan, Mrs. Allan Campbell
| Cora, Joseph and Walter.
Joseph Landry's dancing class held
their dancing assembly In Temperance
| hall. Clyde. last evening, the affair
| proving very enjoyable.