The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18

beginning the first Sunday in July and &c
continue for two months. the members
OF the circle supply the pulpit at the
| Fiskeville Tabernacle for Rev Burton
Minard. pastor who is III, and allow him
10 draw his salary as usual. Rev. w. III.
Butler pastor OF the Phenix M. L. church
| will be the first to occupy the pulpit and
| the others will follow in alphabetical or
| der The pastoral work and the making Of
calls on the sick will be attended 20 by
Rev. George w. Elmer, pastor OF the
Hope NJ. IL. church.
WAGES MAY BE RAISED.
Mil operatives throughout the Valley
entertain hopes that the raise I'm the
wages to go into effect at Fall River may
be followed by an advance here.
The price In weaving and other
branches OF mill work in the Valley at
present is not regarded as sufficient and
IL is sincerely hoped higher scale OF
wages will soon be announced.
LIQUOR COMPLAINANT QUALITIES.
Welcome G.. Colvin of Fiskville, the new
liquor complainant OF the town of Scit-
uate has qualified for the performance OF
his duties. Mr.. Colvin is young man, OF
sterling character and one TO whom the
interests of the citizens can safely be en-
trusted. He is a son OF Town Sergeant
Nathan Colvin and fully understands his
business.
WATER COMPANY NOT SOLD OUT.
The advertised sale OF the water works
OF the Warwick and Coventry Water
company did not take place at the town
clerks office at Apponaug on Saturday.
The company's attorney. John j. Arnold.
who is also president and treasurer Sc
cured an injunction. The property was 10
have been sold by the tax collector TO Sc
cure payment OF taxes alleged 10 be over
due.
REGISTRATION BOOMING.
The leaders OF both political parties in
the town OF Warwick are doing their ut
most, TO get the young men OF the town
TO register. Already more people have
registered than at the same date last
year. The town clerk is making II posi-
BILE for each citizen TO get his name on
the list with little inconvenience, as he is
visiting the different villages evenings,
and at such other times as best suits the
majority Of the residents.
ODD FELLOWS ATTEND CHURCH
Members OF Washington and Anthony
lodges, /. o. q. F., and Mary Rebekah and
Eugenia lodges, Daughters OF Rebekah.
from Riverpoint and Anthony assembled
in a body yesterday morning at the Gen.
treville NJ Z. church and listened to an
eloquent sermon especially prepared for
the occasion by the pastor, Rev Edwin +.
Phreaner.
MIR. BROWNS FUNERAL
The funeral of Walter c. Brown OF
Natick was held from his late residence
there this afternoon at o'clock and was
well attended Mr.. Brown was % years
of age. a son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Brown, and was widely known. and highly
respected in the community.
PARADED THE STREETS.
The Guard OF Honor OF the Zouaves
of Arctic Centre and the St. Jean Baptiste
society, with other French organizations
made a parade through the streets OF
Arctic Centre. in observance of feast day,
yesterday morning after which the difrer-
ent societies attended mass at ST. Johns
church. Despite the rain many members
of the different orders were in -iife.-
NOTES.
The ball game between the Thorntons
and the Clyde Grays scheduled for yes
terday was postponed on account of rain.
The Wichoshaconet club was recently
entertained at a social at the home OF
Mrs. A F. Brackeett, Arctic.
Mrs. Minnie Reed of Providence was
recently the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ward. Phenix.
Mr.. and Mrs William West OF Winchen-
den, Mass, have been visiting the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gross at Hope.
Rev Lyman G. Horton. principal OF the
East Greenwich Academy, conducted the
morning service az the Fiskville taber-
nacle yesterday morning.
The committee TO make arrangements
for the Fourth of July celebration in Phe-
nix, will meet this evening at the under
taking rooms OF l.. w. Patterson.
The children OF st. Joseph's church,
Natick, made a parade through the vii
lage streets, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Corey OF Pawtucket
visited friends in Fiskville yesterday.
Mrs. James L. McGinn of Newport is
visiting at the home of Mrs. NJ. A. Brown
of Phenix.
Miss Margaret Duffy of Clyde spent
Sunday visiting Miss Nellie Bradley at
Cranston.
The storm of Sunday disappointed many
of the valley people who had planned
themselves an outing to the shore resorts
nlllTO0lnY