The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-04
PAWTUXET VALLEY

Yesterday afternoon at the high school
hall at wescott the members of the
junior class gave reception 10 the mem
school. In fact Joined in the event, which
was of very pleasing nature. The en-
tertaining class had provided a fine pro-
gram consisting of instrumental and vo-
cal selections and reading, this being In
terspersed with social hour, followed
by refreshments. which was served oy
the juniors.
INSTALLED OFFICERS.
At meeting of Francis c. Greene
camp, No. ], Sons Of Veterans. held last
night at G.. a. r.. hall. Phenix, the in
stallation OF the recently elected officers
was held, The meeting was well attended
by the members and with one exception
the new officers were all present. and were
duly installed into Office by William Il.
Potter, installing officer.
The following officers were Installed:
Commander. Clarence N. Barbour; senior
vice commander, Walter j. Lawrence:
junior vice commander, Edgar Thornton:
first sergeant. Charles J. Brown; quar-
ternaster sergeant, William r. Potter:
sergeant of the guard. George r. Law
renee; corporal of the guard, Leander
storey; color sergeant Royal j. Browneh:
principal musician. John III. schoheld;
camp guard, George II. Jordan; picket
guard Wilford c. Bacon.
TOWN TREASURER ILL
George L. Sheldon, cashier of the Phe-
nix Trust company. and town treasurer
OF Warwick. is confined TO his home by
illness. His place at the bank is being
filled by a Mr.. Tourtellot. The mental
strain of town treasurer together with
routine bank affairs have been instrIi-
mental In breaking down Mr. Sheldons
hon Ilttfh lie tl,aAC tc q
tack Of the grip.
LIPPrTT RESIDENT ILL.
Amos Better Of Bettez street, Lippitt,
has returned 10 his home after taking the
fresh air treatment at Wallum Lake. Mr.
Bettez has been i'll of consumption for a
number of months. and the treatment at
Wallum Lake has not resulted in any
material change Tor the better in his con-
dition.
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
On Sunday. Jan. 5. the mid-winter time
table goes into effect on the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad, when
important changes will be made.
VALLEY NOTES.
Charles st. Rock, an old and much re.
spected resident OF Crawford street Arc
tic Centre, died at his home, this morn
ing at the advanced age OF 70 years.
years has ben located In the Opera
House building at Riverpoint. removed to-
day. and have taken quarters in A. II.
Vanasses building at Arctic Centre.
Last evening the Pawtuxet Valley ANA
teur Bowling league, the Arctics defeated
the Opera House team, taking three
strings by the following score: Arctic,
i56. 465, 45i; 1872 Opera House, 40s, 430.
i42; 1875. Fred Proulx of the Arctic team
war, high roller, with a total of 30S.
Philip McNulty Of Arctic, night fagman
at Arctic station, Is recovering from his
attack OF the grip.
A meeting of the Wechaconnet club was
held this afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
George Urquhart, at Riverpoint.
Daniel K. Sullivan. Pawtuxet Valley cor
respondent for the Providence Journal, is
confined to his home on Woodside avenue
with an attack of the grip.
Miss GoocSrow, daughter OF Jeremiah
Goodrow of Albian. IL spending a few
days with her grandmother on Phenix
avenue. Lippitt.
sad case exists at the home of Peter
Finnerty at Phenix, where Mrs. Finnerty
Is in poor health and q sister. who came
TO care for her. has been stricken with
pneumonia, and the several small chill
dren are obliged TO care for themselves
as best they can.