The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-03
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Political Pot Begins 10 Sim.
mer...Thl Locke Obsequies.
Coventry Women's Club.
Adjourned Meeting. Notes.


Things are beginning TO shape in the
political line in Warwick and already calls
for caucuses have been issued as follows
for the election OF delegates TO the state
and town conventions:
Tonight at Fifth polling district at Arc
tic Centre.
Friday evening in the Fourth district at
Lakewood.
Saturday afternoon at 2:9o in Armory
hail. Apponaug. for the electors of First
district and the polling booth OF the Sec
ond district at Lippitt Third district at
Centreville. Sixth district at Natick. Sew
enth district at Norwood and Eighth at
Old Warwick
The town convention will be held at Ap-
ponaug on Saturday afternoon at $50
o'clock.
LOCKE OBSEQUIES.
The funeral OF Thomas Locke. n WELL
Known and highly esteemed citizen of
Phenix. was held this afternoon from the
residence OF his daughter. Mrs. Luella
Reed. on Main street. The service was
conducted by Rev. w II. Butler. pastor
OF Phenix M. f. church, and was largely
attended by relatives and friends OF the
deceased.
Mr.. Locke has been resident of the
valley since 1896 and was @ years old AT
the time OF his death. He was a member
OF washington lodge No. IL, l. o. o. F.;
McGregor post. No. H. @. A. r. Both
societies turned out TO his funeral He Is
survived by two daughters and one son.
MAsoNs MEET.
A regular meeting OF Warwick lodge,
NO. l6 A. +. and A. NJ. was held last
evening In Masonic hall. Phenix.
The meeting was quite we'll attended by
the members and business OF a routine
nature alone was transacted and the So
cie'y reached an early adjournment
COVENTRY MOMENTS CLUB.
The first meeting of the season of the
terdsy afternoon at Washington
80 &c hrst part OF the meeting Was taken
ness, after which Miss M. Josephine
Moroney OF Pawtucket gave an address
upon TIE Legeno OF the Holy Grail
thoroughly interesting.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
An adjourned meeting OF ,the proprie-
tors or the Valley bowlIn galleys will be
held on Friday afternoon at Thornton
opera house. Riverpoint, when IL is ex-
pectcd that arrangements will be COM
pleted for the forming OF Pawtuxet
Valley league.
The question has been raised by Frank
Whitford of Quionick IL IL would NOT
pr1ng more sport into the contests IL city
ana New England league rollers were
barred from the teams, and nothing but
pure amateurs entered. This will be con-
sidered at tomorrow's meeting.
FUNERAL HELD.
The funeral OF Mrs. Isabella Burlin-
game, vile OF Walter f. Burlingame of
Natick Hill. who died on Monday al her
home after a lingering Illness. was SOL
emnized today at o'clock from her late
home.
Rev Maurice stadfeidt. pastor OF the
Phenlx M. e. church. officlated at the
The burial was held In Knotty Oak
cemetery. Mrs. Burlingame. who has
been SUFFERING from hemorrhage OF the
lungs for some time. leaves husband.
three brothers, two sisters, and will be
mourned bv wide circle OF friends.
VALLEY NOTES.
The first meeting OF the season OF the
Pawtuxet Valley Working Girls club
Will be held next Monday evening in X.
OF T. nall, PheniN
superintendent j. r. Butterworth and
+. w. Greene OF the Clyde print works
are In Boston today on business.
A new cable is being installed at the
Valley tcl lsphone exchange from the ex-
change building to the office.
Maxim Gorton. "A Phenix boy. and sail
or on the United States battleship Des
Moines. which figured in the accident at
Cape Cod last Sunday, has written his
parents that he escaped injury.
A regular monthly meeting OF the Mems
club OF the Phenx NJ. f. church was
held in the church vestry last evening.
The funo raj of Mrs. Annie Bordreau OF
I.ippitt was held this morning from the
Church OF Our Lady OF Good Counsel at
Phenix.