The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-12
NORTH At TLEBORO

The North Attleboro school COMMITTEES
Supt. j. w Brehaut's office in the ]. w.
Pierce school building and transacted con-
siderable interesting business Among the
principal matters to come up for consid-
Grafton were two petitions from Rev. Fr.
ID. ID. Villandre, pastor OF the Sacred
Heart church, asking for the use of ono
OF the rooms in the Bank street school
building during the months of July and
August one Of the petitions was signed
by lS6 French resident voters Of the
town, and the other was signed by SO
voters, not Of the Franch tongue. endors-
ing the action of the French residents
After giving the matter careful consid-
Grafton the members OF the committee
voted not TO grant the request.
The resignation OF Miss Alice McNer-
ney, to take effect the first of the year
was received.
supt. j. w. Brehaut gave a prelimin-
arH-rePert on the rules and regulations
governing the committee superintendent,
teachers, pupils and parents. It was dis
cussed at length. and laid over on the
table until some future meeting.
The next session will be held Monday,
June 20. Before that time the committee
In charge OF the various school buildings
will inspect them and make reports as 20
the repairs needed. If any. and other
matters brough 20 their attention.
The North Attleboro Fish and Game as
sociaton held a long and interesting
meeting I'm its rooms last evening. one ap-
plicant was elected To membership The
future OF the association was discussed ut
length. but no conclusion was reached.
The secretary reported the finances in ex-
cellent condition. but the enthusiasm in
the work is dying out and there seems to
be no interest whatever. I'm the affairs Of
the association
Rev. FIR. Michael O'Flanaghan was a
guest last evening at the meeting Of
Thos. p McDonough council. X of c.. in
Columbus hau on invitation OF one OF the
members. He spoke Interestingly OF the
work he Is trying TO perform In this coun-
try regarding the Industrial situation in
Ireland, and was given promises OF tho
support OF the council while in this town.
\ committee consisting OF John Mcguire.
David II. Mckay, Thomas Kelley, James
Whalen, John McDonough and John Car
ley, was appointed TO distribute tickets
for his lecture i'm Columbus hail. Friday
evening ana give Wnat ala tneN COuld.
Charity Temple OF Rathbone Sisters, at
its meeting I'm Pythian hall last evening,
voted 20 observe Memorial Sunday next
Sunday. They win meet with Mrs Klaus
at S:15 o'clock and at $3.50 o'clock will 90
by electric cars 20 Plainvllle cemetery,
whore services VIII be held and the
graves Of the deceased members decora-
ted They will then proceed to Mt Hope
cemetery. whore the same order OF exer.
cises will he observed
Michael Littleton and Miss Clara Nc
Naily were united in marriage this morn
ing at O'Clock I'm St Mary's church by
Rev. F'r. Joseph Griffin. Richard Little
ton, brother Of the groom was the best
man, and Miss Agnes McNally, sister OF
the bride, was the bridesmaid
After the ceremony n receptIon waa
held NJ the home OF the bride. Barrows
street Nj. and Mrs. Littleton went away
on a wedding tour and will take IN their
residence in this town when they return.