The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Warwick Town Council Holds
Busy Session. Public In.
StaIIatiOn


the exception OF Joseph Barber OF Ma
tick.
The claim Of Elizabeth Smith. for dam
ages. which had been left In the hands
, OF the. law committee, was again eontin-
ued.
A petition from the Black Coal COM
pany, at Carpenters wharf, asking the
town TO fix the road that leads 10 the coal
The petition OF Arthur Walker OF Har-
ris avenue, asking the town TO grade his
yard, as the water stands there after
rain since tho highway was raised and
repaired last year. Councilman Smith
and Road Commissioner Johnson, who
were a committee 10 investigate the mat
ter reported that they had investigated.
and found that the yard would have 10 be
raised about 2i1 feet. The matter was
again continued until the second meeting
IN March.
The application OF Edward Issacson
for a second-class liquor license was re-
fused. as 1t had previously been, there
A petition from A. c. Glow. agent OF the
/ r. i. malleable iron works at Hills
grove, was received. In II he said that
! II was hard 20 get labor TO stay at the
works. as the attraction at Isslacson's
place was too great for them
Louis Protein OF Arctic Centre was
granted pool table license for his place
| A letter was received from the family
| OF the late town treasurer, John B Alien,
expressing gratitude 10 the town officials
| reavement. The letter was signed by
| Miss Bessie Allen, in behalf OF the other
/ members OF the family.
The tax assessors submitted list or
A petition signed by Thomas Robert.
Alfonso Joubert, and others, requesting
the council TO place a light g on prospect
street. Arctic. was granted.
Health officer John A. Mack sent let
! ter, stating that Joseph Bouchard or Arc
tic Centre had a cesspool which leaks and
fSns bndnF INTO iSe pr fss Mack stated me that he had
/ notified Mr.. Bouchard. and that he had
not paid any attention 10 IL.
The council, with Legal Adviser Jones
| and Town Sergt. Shippee were elected
] committee to Investigate the matter.
Joseph Perkins. Jr.. was appointed a
| police constable; Peter Henry ana Rlch-
| ard Mitchell were elected police consta-
! bles
! Grand Jurors drawn were as follows; 5.
| Il. Swanson, Thomas stillan, A o.
! Haynes, James c. Thornton, c. j.. Rich
ardson, william III. Sprague, Thomas +
German H. w. Sergeant, William y.
| Smith. Alfonso l.. Joubert, +. J. Whitcl.
Thomas Kelly, Michael Smith. S. Johnson.
Thomas La Rock, Victor Lawrence, Jo-
seph oulette, james MacCormack, Felix
Hebert Charles a. Roun.
The petit Jurors chosen were as follows:
Edward MacCabe, Patrick MacMahon,
w. II. Godfrey, j. II. MacMahon. John
Nadeau, Jr., Joseph Pelkey J. ID. Miner,
W. L. Sprague, J. A. Paulhus. Albert An
dcrson, ] T. Duffy, j. F. Johnson, NJ. III.
Roarke. il. J. Page, Joseph Mayatte, w
Gardner II. G.. Lincoln. +. K. Paine, Il.
i. Stanton, r. J. Winjoid, Daniel Il. Sui
livan. G. h. Poll. J, A. Cole. c. II. Pot
ter, Jr.. r. p. Vaughn, w. f. Waterman,
L. p. Wood. w. A. Johnson, r. b. Treat,
Samuel Miner.
The report from the keeper OF the
asylum was received and was as follows:
Total amount received, ss5.e5. and the total
amount expended by the keeper was
slle52.
A DOG ORDINANCE
The Sciauate town council has passed an
ordinance prohibiting dogs from running
at large on the public highways OF the
town.
The ordinance does not require the use
OF muzzes. but requires that ell dogs
shall be on leash
Constable Abraham c. Kinsley was APP
pointed "A special dog officer TO enforce the
ordinance.
BUSINESS MEN MEET.
The annual meeting OF the Artic Gen.
tire Business Mems association will be
held this evening in their rooms in st.
Johns hall
Besides electing the officers for the en-
suing year the business men will probably
chose a banquet committee for the pur-
pose OF CoruuCllHB lHelT pdHpu'tS AiVHh
time TO time
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.
Last evening in odd Fellows hall. Riv-
erpoint the Washington lodge held pub
lie installation OF officers and this event
was followed by an entertainment.
The officers were installed in the usual
way and later the following program was
rendered:
Mandolin and piano selection. Earl Ty-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs Louis A. Healey: trio.
James Barry. James Nye and Ernest
Hudson: readings, and other musical Sc
lectlons.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETS.
The executive committee OF the Paw
tucket Valley Teachers associa tion met
last evening in the Arctic grammar school
and appointed a social committee 10 make
arrangements for ? meeting TO be held In
the high school next month The COM
mittee chosen was follows: Miss
JEANNE Westcott. Crompton school: Sara
Bennett. Centrevile; Mary Mcmahon, |
Arctic; NJ G.. Taylor. Rivcrpoint; Emma
Greene Phenix; Bertha r. Kent. Natck;
Emma T.. Tanner, Pontiac
Besides q social meeting there viii be |
short address by Superintendent OF |
Schools Wyman on Grammar"
PRINCIPALS HOLD SESSION.
The principals OF the Warwick public |
schools mot last evening In the Arctic |
school and discussed several subjects.
Daring the evening IL was decided 20 |
take the Ninth grade pupils 10 the state
house within the next three weeks and |
show how the legislatures business is /
conducted
NOTES
The Anthony Girls club met In regular 1
session last evening I'm their rooms on /
MN street. that village
The Girls Friendly society of 81 Phil |
ip's church ~ Crompton will meet this
evening In Guild hall
The Centreville Mems club will hold an l
Interesting meeting IN the rooms ~ the /
Centrevlle NJ y church this evening
Josephine Roy ~ Kent died AZ her home /
In that village yesterday afternoon. The |
deceased IL p years of age.
The house AZ the corner Of Maple and /
Pleasant streets. Arctic Centre. was dis |
covered ablaze last evening at o'clock. \
No alarm was sounded. as the irc station |
was nearby and the firemen went and ey- I
tinguished the flames promptly.
Superintendent Wyman OF tho Warwick |
schools paid n visit 10 tho Arctic orar1-