The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-13
PAWTUCKET'S SCHOOL
BOARD TRANSACTED NO
BUSINESS LAST NIGHT
Before Body Was Called to Order There Was a Quorum And
the Democratic Members Were in the Maority-After
Two Calls on the Telephone No Quorum Could Be Found As
One Of tho Republican Members Had Wthdrawn-A'gh
School Teachers Want Increase Of Salary -SchooChden
Contribute Aid for Rebuilding Of San Francisco Schools

will be known as a Rhode Island fund
and III the entire amount collected In the
state is sufficient II will be used for the
purpose OF building schoolhouse which
Will bear the name of the state.
INSPECTION OF MILK.
Milk inspector william II. Fortin is
preparing TO carry out the provisions of
the Gibson milk law. passed at the last
session OF the general assembly and
which goes into effect on July l. He has
had prepared forms for applications for
licenses which must be signed by all per-
sons who desire TO sell milk in this city
after that date and they will be required
TO secure a license from the city clerk
after the milk inspector and the board or
aldermen have passed on the application.
Mr.. Fortin visited a large number OF
places I'm the city yesterday where milk
Is sold, and left with the dealers these
blanks he has had prepared. Besides
leaving the blanks he also inspected the
stores and gave directions In many places
regarding what is TO be demanded In the
way OF sanitation and cleanliness here
after. lie states that when he has visited
all the places In Pawtucket he will con-
tinue his Investigations by visiting the
farms where the milk comes from and the
peddlers, whether they come from this
state or from Massachusetts. will have to
conform 10 the Rhode Island law IL they
propose to do business here.
ADVERTISING BAZAAR.
The Young womens Guild OF the
Church OF the Good Shepherd will hold
an advertising bazaar this evening and
an an, interesting program has been pro,
the AFFAIR are TO go towards the parish
house fund.
NATHAN W. LITTLEFIEI.D ORATOR.
Hon. Nathan w. Littlefeld OF this city
has accepted an invitation 10 deliver an
Grafton today at Bridgewater. Mass.
which town Is celebrating It's 25oth ami
versary. This Is the first public appear
| serious illness last fall
TO GIVE EXHIBITION.
There VIII be an exhibition given by the
pupils OF the Sacred Heart school I'm
Music hall this evening and II Is expected
tina this will be one Of the most elaborate
HnHfrs or me KIND mat has been seen IN
the city FOR long time. The little people
have been spending many hours preparing
for the afair and probably their parents
and ENDS will be out In force on this
| occasion.
ATTENDED FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Stephen c. Lee who died
In Foster last Sunday. was held in Provi.
dence yesterday afternoon and the mem.
OF Pilgrim Fathers. and OF Northcott
camp, No. 1929. Modern Woodmen OF
America, OF both OF which the deceased
was member. attended.
CAME FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
Rev 4. NJ Barney OF this city, pastor
OF the High street Universalist church
brought happiness TO another Massachu-
setts couple yesterday In securing the
license at the city hall the couple gave
their names as John Thomas Carroll
aged 40 years and a member OF the
Cambridge fire department and Miss Ce-
liza Cotter. aged % years and residing OF
Ninth street I'm the same city. Rev. Mr.
Barney has tied so many OF these matri
monial knots for Massachusetts people
during tho past two or three years tha,
he has become used to the experience.
GAVE A. RECITAL.
There was quite a. large attendance al
the piano recital which was given ir
Slater hall last evening by the pupils o,
Nellie Francella Perry. Assistance wa,
rendered by Jessie Il. Fuller elocutionlst
the Odeon Male quartette and the Falcor
orchestra. The program was as follows:
"Viviane Overture" "Marche Aux and
Cambeaux." orchestra: "Lehigh Polka,
Edith c.. Haslam, Gladys Hobson, Nelson
Taylor: bird OF Promise Waltz" Daisy
A Coyle Mary T.. Bardsley, Alice f
Bardsley; Chant d'Amour Mazurka. I"
Mary A. Hutchins: waltz" Margaret NJ
jeffrey. Elizabeth Miller; Golden star
Waltz, Carrie NJ. Corrigan: reading. a
Dreadful Mistake" Little Ruth whitman
Graduation March," Alice ID. Phillips
Martha Dent, Edith La Fountaine
March," Raymond Littlefeld; Dams,
Capriccioso." Gladys Hasiam; selection
Odeon Male Quartet: reading, Miss Jessie
r. Fuller; Sweet Bye and Bye" Elisa.
beth ,fcffcry,-lif3i,rr Bcifs of Scotland,
Elisabeth Miller: THE Coauette Mazur.
ka." Bertha Roberts: Fanfare Mill
taire." Florence Smith; Shepherd Boy:
Prayer" Myra Il. Grant; "Estrella Ma
zurka," Ethel Crocker; Life Guards
March," Norman Smith: "Mazurka,
Ethel T.. Crocker. Louis Piacentini
Queen OF Hearts" Emily Smith. Adlyr
Overton: Russian Imperial March
Florence Roberts; Restless Galop." Tilly
Whitman: "Chanson Russo" Earl c
Snow "Fruhlings March," Mary III. Clay
ton, Gladys NJ Marriott. Sarah +. White
"Semiramide." Mildred II. Phillips
Whispering Spirits Reverie." Florenct
Reaves: selection Odeon Male Quartet
reading. Miss Jessie r. Fuller; THE Mai