The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
VALLEY VILLAGES
Change In Time Of Opening
and Closing School Sas.
SiOnS- Village News.

Tho school hours OF the public schools
OF Warwick are TO be changed afteI the
spring vacation, which begins next Mon
day. In the PheniX, Apponaug' NatlGk'
CentreYille, CrOmptOn, Pontiac, HIS
grove Arctic and Riverpoint districts
the forenoon session will begin at
O'Clock. A bell will be rung at five min
ut.s before the hour TO allow the pupils
to form la file and be In their seats AT =
be had at lO.3O and all Of the pupils, eX-
ccpt those physically weak Will be re-
quired 20 enjoy the recess I'm the open ar
except on stormy or very cold days An
other feature Is that no child shall be
compelled 10 remain in to study or DO
tasks during the recess
The schools will dismiss at II: 80 instead
OF - as Is now the custom ana no chlld
shall be kept after the close for study.
The afternoon session Will begin az 80
o'clock beginning Ia September untll the
hrst week In November when the session
will commence az ] o'clock as tormerly
Beginning the first week in March. AZ
during the summer, the session VIII open
at :30 A special session will be held Tor
a half-hour for those who may need aid
or who have missed in their lessons or for
misbehavior. No recess will be gwen eN-
cept sufficient time for the pupils 10 ME
out 90 the toilet room and return.
In Pawtuxet, Spring Green. Rocky Hill
Warwick Cowesett Norwood, Central
Buttonwoods and PotowOmut the morning
session will be from 9 to II ana the, atter.
noon session in some OF the schools Will
begin at the same hour as now, ! O'Clock,
while a number Will not begin until 80
Upon their dismissal the teacher ~ re-
sponsible for the pupil and must urge
them to leave the school grounds imme-
diately and with the understanding that
their conduct upon the street until they
arrive home is answerable TO the teacher
AsSAILANTS ARRESTED.
The men who made the murderous as
sault upon John Carisselli. an italian en-
ployed at the Continental Finishing works
.g.wl.e f.lg int grIg
tody yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Michael
b. Lynch They are Santo lombard, his
cousin Pasduan lombard and PieUo
Santeli They were arraigned before the
Fourth district court charged with as
sault with a dangerous weapon and plead
&c not guilty. They were released on fur
nishing $500 bail for appearance for trial
IN May The men made a statement that
Carisselli attacked lombard over a year
ago and that lombard was cut and suf-
fcred greatly from other injuries Caris-
solli they said. was arrested. pleaded
guilty and paid his fine, but that they
were not satisfied and decided to have
vengeance in their own way, They deny
having taken the mans watch or money
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
The installation ow officers Of Court
Meroier Foresters OF America. who were
elected on March 15. occurred Thursday
evening at St Johns hail In Arctic Gem
tire.
A number Of prominent visitors were I'm
attendance and made interesting addresses.
Among the guests present were William
carroll. grand chief ranger; John Harlow,
grand treasurer; George Cummings, grand
secrs tary: T. IA. Lovett past grand chief
rangCr All OF the new officers were pres
ent, and were installed They were as fol
lows Chief ranger. Charles TherouN;
sub-chief ranger w. GenieuN; recording
secretary. l. Guertn; senior woodward
Henry Marcier; Junior woodward, Charles
Delobbe: senior beadle. Joseph Gaze. tu-
nior beadle, Constant Scott; lecturer, E.
Theroux. trustee. Leon Ansay. Following
the installation several OF the local Off
GERS responded 10 requests for remarks
and a number OF speeches were made.
Three candidates were admitted and one
application received.
Thursday evening at their hall in River
toint. Court Warwick. Foresters of
America met and installed officers as
follows. Chief ranger. John i. Holden;
sub-chief ranger. John Onrod: recording
secretary, John Dixon: senior woodward.
Frank Pryor; junior woodward. Terrence
McCabe; senior beadle. Patrick Driscoll,
JUROR beade James Durigan; lecturer,
John Dufry.
VALLEY NOTES.
Mrs. Charles E, Haynes, her son Charles
Haynes. Jr.. and daughter Laura May of
New Bedford, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Rhodes Colvin OF Natick.
A prayer meeting at the home OF Elisha
Watson of Washington conducted by FL
der John NJ. Salisbury last eevning was
well attended.
The Hope Literary associat tion Is max
ing arrangements for mock trial In the
vestry OF the Hope NJ. f. church in the
near future.
. At the Tabernacle church at Fiskeville
tomorrow at II O'Clock. the pastor. Rev
Burton Mnard. will take as his subject.
"Christs Triumphal Entry Into Jerusa-
lem' in the evening his topic will be
I'm the Beginning
Mrs Patrick Foency OF Arctic Centre,
died az her home Thursday evening. The
deceased had been IN poor health since
an unfortunate accident 10 her some time
ago, when she fell with lighted lamp
and was severely burned
The funeral OF Olive NJ, wife OF Horatio
l.. Austin OF Apponaug. who died at her
home Thursday, after a very brief Illness,
will be held tomorrow at the Knotty Oak
church al Washington