1956, David Patten, Three Sides to the Sea: Memories of a Scunnet Childhood[1], Rinehart, →LCCN, →OCLC, page 68:
My mother bake the massa sovadas, the sweetbreads. Much vinho tinto, some aguardente that maka the old folks have dreams. The band, she come from Fall Reeve; the young folks, they danca.
2000 June 2, tejas, “The JaneSoc of Snod”, in rec.arts.books[2] (Usenet):
> Tangentially, I don't know anything about the derivation of "hoagie." > Anyone? I'd ask Emeril. He's from Fall Reeve.
2002 May 27, Skeets, “Transcript Vicente Fox on Hannity and Colmes”, in alt.politics.immigration[3] (Usenet):
They are not illegal,they are not illegal? (I guess they're like the Rhode Islanders who come to work in Connecticut from [Fall Reeve] and [Proavidence] LOL).
2003 August 15, Anne, “Did any of y'all lose power today?”, in alt.rhode_island[4] (Usenet):
After Hurricane Gloria, we had no well water (no pump running, or anything else) for nearly a week. We bought bottled water to drink, and paid the day rate at a hotel in Fall Reeve to take showers.
2004 August 4, A, “alt.rhode-island does milk.”, in alt.rhode_island[5] (Usenet):
I useta get that reaction when we lived in Little Compton and I was working here in Providence. Down there on the peninsula, going all the way <snort> to Fall Reeve to buy some Bronhard's kielbasa was the big thrill. ;-)