The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-08

the distance the stone has 10 be carted is
comparatively short Enough stone is
drawn each day 10 build 200 feet OF road.
BAND CONCERT.
The usual weekly band concert was CIV
en- last evening at Arctic Centre square.
The nice warm breezs which was about
the valley all day yesterday and last even
ing had It's good effect on the attendance.
One OF the largest crowds OF the season
was present and the musicians rendered
an unexcelled progdam. Rumor has II
that the villagers III be treated 10 one
more concert
COURT MERCER MEETS.
regular meeting OF the Court MERCER,
Foresters or America, No. AZ. was held
tic avenue. II was for class limitation
and 12 members were admitted The grand
chief ranger, sub chief ranger and record
the local court. The work OF the degree
team was the best ever ltnessed by the
guests and they enjoyed their visit 10 the
fullest extent. a prize was also offered
by the acting physician, NJ. j. r. Legris
for the member bringing In the largest
number OF names for limitation last even
ing. The prize. a gold charm with the
Laundry OF Phenix. who presented six
names. Arthur Charpentier OF Anthony
was close behind with four. During the
evening lunch was served and cigars
were passed.
Pierre Soucy. who was chosen assistant
by Tax Collector Reddy, has more OF
job on his hands than he anticipated. MIR.
Soucy has named Cornelius Falvey Of
Centreville 10 assist him and both consta-
bles are now the most Woodworking men
in the Pawtucket Valley. Constable Fal-
vey said this morning that he had served
about $50 notices and had collected about
poll taxes OF that number. IL is prob
able he will not be able to collect that
many after tho people have read the resig-
nation OF the collector OF Coventry, hand
ed to the town clerk Thudsday. However,
the constabes propose to do their duty.
THEY DID THE WORK.
Factory Inspector ]. Elery Hudson of
Phenix and John Arnold. president Of
the Coventry town council, arrived at the
town clerks office in Washington on
Tuesday 10 canvass the voting list.
Messrs Hudson and Arnold were the
only councilmen present, so they did the
work themselves II was later looked
over by Charles Northup OF Anthony,
who pronounced II o. X. Councilman
whitford OF Harris arrived at 8 o'clock
and as everybody had gone home he also
took his departure. However, John Ar
mold and j. Ellery Hudson did all of the
canvassing and voted TO appropriate
about $4,000 for miscellaneous work which
they picked out in the town.
NOTES.
Mary McDade Of Phenix has returned
home after spending a few days vaca-
tion in Providence.
Sullivan NJ Edwards Of Providence is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mathew
son of Anthony.
Miss Bertha Cutting OF Boston. Mass,
has returned home after visiting for a
month relatives In Washington.
The Washington baseball team will
play the Anthonys at Anthony tomorrow.
William Tenant Of Arctic Centre was
appointed a police constable by the coun-
Gil on Tuesday.
A large number OF valley folks attend
ed the fair at Kingston the past week.
Albert j Beaudette OF Arctic pur-
chased fine bred hound at the Kingston
fair Thursday. Mr.. Beaudette has been
looking for this kind Of canine for over
Ave years.
Edward Waterhouse, Jr., Of Centreville.
will leave next Wednesday for the High
land Military academy at Worcester,
Mass.
new boiler for heating purposes has
recently been installed at the Centreville
school.