The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-03
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Proposed Change in Location Of
Police Station. ..Sevsn Can
dldates Initiated Into The
knights Of Columbus

Next year IL the town Of Warwick goes
Democratic the old police station at Cen
treville will be abandoned and a new one
established on Cursor street. Arctic Cen
tire. The reason for this change will be,
that all the officers in that territory who
are at all active reside near Cursor
street and II would be much easier for
them TO watch prisonors As II is at pres
ent the Democratic headquarters OF the
Fifth district are located on Cursor street
and there is a building adjoining that
would be of sufficient size 10 accommo-
date a half dozen sells. II the Arctic OFF,
GERS make any arrests now they have TO
take them TO Lippitt or lodge them at the
Centreville lookup and have the trouble
OF looking after them.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEET.
Gibson council. knights of Columbus, OF
Riverpoint, held a rebular business
meeting last evening in Foresters hall.
Flanagan's block. and conferred the
second degree on seven new members.
The degree team from Natick officiated.
The meeting was attended by the larg-
est number OF. members that was ever
present. During the evening cigars were
passed and a smoke talk ensued. Seven
applications were received and they will
be acted upon at the next meeting
Those who went through the degree last
evening were: James Cough, John Denne-
gan, John Hughes. Andrew Finnerty,
John Flanagan, Fred Driscoll and John
Pendergast.
SCHOOL BOYS OUTING.
The boys who attend the st. Johns
convent at Arctic Centre were given an
outing at Cold Spring yesterday after
noon There were about l50 pupils in all
and they marched two by two from the
convent TO their pleasure ground.
After their destination was reached a
lunch was served and ball game was
played during the afternoon. II has been
a custom OF the school for number OF
years TO give the children an outing about
this time and as usual the affair proved
happy success.
ENTERTAINED CLUB.
At the home OF Mrs James Maine of
Natick, the Larkin club of that village
was entertained last evening. During the
The meeting was the last one TO be held
this season, and the club will disband un-
I'll next spring. The club has been in
existence over 10 years and is composed
of about 40 persons, and meetings are
held at the homes OF the members.
CHURCH NOTES.
On Friday afternoon at 4:80 O'Clock the
Pawtuxet Valley Ministers circle will
hold a regular monthly meeting at-the
home OF Rev. William III. Butler OF Phe-
nix. The meeting will last into the even
ing. and at 1880 o'clock there will be a
public service in the Phenix NJ. Il.
church. Rev. G. #. Roper. pastor of the
River Point Congregational church, will
be the principal speaker and will be as
sisted by the attending pastors.
The pastor and congregation OF the
Centerville NJ ID. church have expressed
themselves as being free from debt The
assistance offered them by the valley peo-
pie. in celebrating the centennial which
the pastor wishes TO thank all for their
interest and helpfulness
The Willing Workers OF the Centerville
NJ. Il. Church will meet Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Allan McNal.
NOTES.
Levi Smith, ex-representative OF Cow
entry, has returned home after a visit TO
relatives in Philadelphia.
The Italian injured at the Warwick
mill at Centerville yesterday is reported
today as being much improved.
Joseph Bryant OF Arctic is able to be
out again latter a recent Illness
The funeral OF Narcisse Smith, an old
st. Johns church in Arctic Center yes
terday.
Joseph Bosley OF Arctic, formerly en-
ployed In Providence, is now employed at
the River Point store.
The Artisan society held a regular
meeting i'm st. Johns hall. Arctic Center.
There viii be social at the Natick
Baptist church this evening
The Red Men of Natick will hold a spe-
cial meeting in their rooms tomorrow
The Girls club of Natick held the first
meeting last evening. At the next meet
in gthe officers will be elected.