The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-23
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Doings at the Fourth District
Court Yesterday-N. E. o. P.
Met-Notes.

Yesterday at the session of the Fourth
district court at Apponaug. before Clerk
Loomis, IL Dumber Of cases came up for
t,ial, one being the case of the Centre
Vile National bank against Francois
Berard. The verdict was against the
bank the writ being quashed and the case
dismissed. The case OF Charles Green,
who was arrested by Deputy Sheriff An
drews In connection with the recent dis
appearance OF certain articles along the
beach and from the shanties in Apponaug
The man had at first acknowledged the
deed but later retracted, and yesterday
the costs were paid for him and sentence
deferred Whadek Jagista, the Polander
OF Anthony. who was arrested Monday by
Officer William Tenant. unon writ
charging him with an assault upon a
countryman, pleaded guilty to the charge
and was fined $40 and costs. In all it
amounted to s2160
RALLIES LAST NIGHT.
The Democratic party held rallies last
evening at Crompton and Arctic Centre.
The event at Arctic Centre was held in
the Academy of Music. and the following
speakers were present: Hon. A. Archam-
bault OF Woonsocket; Hon. j. IL Boucher
of Woonsocket; S. Fournier and G. A.
Forrest of Providence; F. X. J.. Rattey.
Central Falls; DIR. Paul Denis and NJ. l..
Lizotte OF Arctic, and Col p. III. Quinn, OF
Riverpoint The hall was we'll filled at
Arctic Centre and the speaking was of
high order, and many voter pledged
himself last evening to support the ticket
In opposition TO boss rule i'm the state,
and vowed he would be one of the many.
who this year would vote for clean gov
ernment, and help unseat the boss. who
for many years has been a menace to the
prosperity of our state, and who has been
a domineering spirit throughout our towns
Marsh's Crompton band made a parade
in that village and escorted the speakers
to Booths hall, where Hon. James IT.
Thurston. Hon. Thomas A. Carroll and
Col. p. II. Quinn held the audience SPELL
bound during the evening.
NEOPIANS MEET.
A regular meeting of Kent lodge. No.
403, N f. o. p, was held last evening
In Hines hall. Phenix, and large gath
erng of members were present. The
committee recently appointed TO arrange
for the celebration of the 10th anniver-
sary of the establishment of the organ
ization reported that final arrangements
had been completed and the event will
be held next Tuesday evening under very
auspicous circumstances. The supreme
and grand officers will be present and
members will be allowed to vit~friends
to join them in the celebration.
RESUMES PAsToRATE.
Rev DR.. e. Lund. pastor of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church. has resumed his du-
ties at his parish in Crompton. after hav-
ing been absent and giving lectures at the
Upsala college, Kenilworth. N. j. DR..
Lund Is one of the most noted lecturers
in this section and ranked among the
foremost OF Upsala college. where he
graduated.
ANNUAL COMMUNICATION.
The annual communication of Manches-
ter lodge, A. r. and A. NJ, was held on
Monday evening In the Masonic lodge
rooms at Anthony and the following Of
ficers were installed by John +. Clark,
deputy grand master of the Second Ma
sonic district: w. NJ. Charles Morton,
s. w. Howard r. Heydon. ]. w. James
Clelland Treasurer w. Henry ID. Hey
don, Secretary w. Byron A. Northup, S.
d. Allan McNab. Jr., J. u. Herman B.
Read s s. Ernest r. Wilbur, j. S. James
Wyiie, NJ ID. Dwight r. Adams. Sentinel
Edward Fryer. Tyler William c. Atwood.
w Henry ID. Heydon on behalf of the
lodge presented Clarence l. Haddock. the
retiring master, with a past masters
jewel
VALLEY NOTES.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. Cote. j. A.
Beaudette and Joseph Picard of Arctic
Centre had their horses at Colingwoods
race track in Hillsgrove giving the steeds
try out in preparation for their race
tomorrow.
The Pawtuxet Valley Bowling league
began the first game of the seasons
Arctic. Opera House at Apponaug and
nas