The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-19
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Matters TO Come Before Fl.
nancIaI Town Meeting.
Successful Oyster Supper

one or the most important questions 10
be decided tomorrow at that regular n
nancial town meeting OF Warwick IL,
Tax Exemption" the article Is from the
Arctic Centre Business Mems association.
The article states that all manufactur-
ing concerns locating in the valley with
capitalization OF $4,000 or more shall be
exempt from taxation for a period OF
ten years
The question is being discussed by the
taxpayers and will probably pass at the
town meeting.
Another item which is in the call and
is OF interest TO the residents OF the Sixth
district Natick is for the appropriation
OF q sum sufficient 10 build new school
house i'm that village as II is well known
i'm the valley that Nauck has the worst
school accommodations in the town
OYSTER SUPER.
ON Saturday evening in the Baptist
church at Crompton the Aid society
served an oyster supper and gave pleas
ing entertainment. supper was served
from to o'clock and during the two
hours there we're two hundred and
thirty people fed.
The entertainment consisted OF a musl-
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bush of East Green
wich.
The affair proved a success both fnsn-
cially and pleasing.
PLAYED A GAME OF RUGBY.
The Tigers OF Clyde were defeated by
the ST Thereasa' OF Providence in an in
terestng game OF rugby on the Star
grounds at Clyde yesterday afternoon by
the score OF 10 0.
The game was played i'm two i5-minute
halves and was exciting from start to
finish. However the visiting Providence
boys kept the ball on their opponents side
the greater part OF the time and at only
one time during the contest did the Tigers
come any neared scoring a touch down.
The feature OF the game was the long
run OF MacGuire's who carried the ball
from the Tigers 1ve-yard line to the 10
yard line OF their opponents.
OBSERVE THEIR BIRTHDAY.
Victor Lawrence OF Lippitt and Miss
Alice Kelly OF Crompton observed their
birthday anniversaries on Saturday even
ing,
Mr. Lawrence treated his friends to a
dance in Blanchard hall. Lippitt.
At Miss Kelley's home on Main street,
| Crompton, there gathered over nifty OF her
friends. and the young people partook In
dainty collation. and enjoyed themselves
| In playing games OF various natures.
RELEASED ON BAIL.
Mrs David Hops of Washington had
| her husband arrested on Saturday morning
on a charge OF drunkenness and he was
taken to the lookup He was later re-
leased on bail. George Andrews Of thai
village going as security.
MIR. ARNoLD's FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Thomas Arnold OF Ap
ponaug was held yesterday afternoon
from the Baptist church. Rev. r. r. Rowe
pa stor OF the church. officiating
The deceased was 81 years OF age ans
has served the town on the council anC
had been a member of the assembly from
! Warwick and has held many other towi
offices OF minor importance.
Mr.. Arnold is survived by widow
NOTES.
The Crompton association football team
defeated the Park Hills hy the score q
~ 10 at the latter's grounds i'll Rive
! Point yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Carl Rabenious. pastor OF the Swe
dish Lutheran church ot Pontiac. preach
ed az Newport yesterday afternoon am
evening.
The fair held by the Benevolent societ'
OF the Phenix NJ. r. church was con
cluded on Saturday evening.
Kit James. Jr.. and John Proulx, OF
OF Crompton have returned home after
successful hunting trip spent In Connect
cut.
Charles Gibson OF Crompton, who re
Ccived injuries last week by a Sorse step
ping ON his foot, ls rapidly improving.