The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Union Cornet Band 10 Give Con-
cert This Evening. --Un-
founded Report Of a Case
Of GIandUrS

The Union Cornet band OF Quidnick
will give another concert on the band
stand at Phenix this evening, and Lead
er John Il. Powers announces the fol-
lowing program: March. The Good Old
U. S. A.; overture. Neptune Carnival; /;
cornet solo. NJ. Leclerc; selection. Keep
on the Sunny Side; trombone solo. NJ.
Theroux; march, Indiana; caprice.
"willowvale"; selection, "Debutante"
march. THE Cadets" 1t is anticipated
that the usual large crowd will visit
the village tonight.
MISTAKEN ILLNESS.
There has been considerable talk in
and about the village of Washington,
over the fact that James Rathbun was
reported to have I'm his possession a
horse afflicted with glanders. The mat
ter was even reported 10 County Com
missioner John Whipple OF Anthony.
who in turn reported TO the state board,
and veterinary was sent TO Kill the
equine.
Upon examination the veterinary de-
cided that the horse had not the least
sign OF glanders but was suffering from
severe cold and obstruction of the
wind pipe The animal is still under
the care OF a skilled veterinary, who
believes the animal will soon be all
right again.
FUNERAL OF INFANT.
The funeral OF Denison Nicholas
Lamphere, the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Burnise Lamphere of Riverpoint,
who died on Monday. was held this ar
terncon at 2 p. m. from the Maple
| Root church.
AWAY THEY GO.
The rain OF yesterday prevented the
annual excursion OF the Riverpoin'
Congregational Sunday school TO Mar
| ragansett Pier. The school made the
trip today, however, leaving Clyde al
$40 and conveyed by two special cars
which took them TO the Pier.
SOCIETY NOTES.
The Benevolent society OF the Phenix
NJ. e church held an interesting meeting
this afternoon at the home OF Mrs Ar
thur Whitford. when the nusimess ness, Oh .ne sn.
ciai season was enjoyed by the members.
s. OF v. MEET.
Francis c. Greene camp, NO. J, sons OF
Veterans. met In regular session at u.
A. r. hall. Phenix. last evening, when
the usual amount OF routine business
was transacted.
POLICE OFFICERS NEEDED.
The stealing of fruit and early produce
in Natick village still continues; ana
protection of any sort. The fruit trees
bearing apples owned by Mrs. Mason
owen have been stripped and large
amount of produce has been carted away
from b. h. & II. knights farm.
CITIZENS MEETING.
1t is expected that a new political
party is soon TO be organized throughout
the Pawtuxet Valley, and its object is
to promote the cause OF good govern
ment in the different towns In this Sec
tion OF the state. The main feature Will
be the attack OF the new party on all
forms of government which recognizes
boss rule. The new party has many
strong advocates and Its strength Will
be given TO the Democrats In the coming
fall campaign.
TOO MUCH BUSINESS.
IL certainly must be gratifying 10 citi-
zens of Warwick 10 hear the report OF
councilmen in regard to Investigation OF
a petition TO repair highway at Wescott.
The petition was filed at the previous
council meeting, and Councilman Thur
ber said that Highway Commissioner
Billings hadn't had a chance TO do any
thing with the highways for the past
two weeks because he had been busy
getting in hay on his farm. From this
il might be inferred that when not other
wise employed certain parties labor at
the expense OF the town and Its citizens.
and yet the people stand for IL.