Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-01
CENTRAL FALLS.
The Business Mems Association Waking
Upon For Brockton.

The Business Mems Association Waking
Upon For Brockton.
The Business Mems association ha We
least some members of il who have been
working hard for the benefit of the town
ever since the organization began to exist
and those members have continued their
efforts this season. They hope TO be instru-
mental In securing course of University
Extension lectures for this village. Presi-
dent L. Benjamin Andrews. of Brown
University, will be invited to address the
citizens OF this place. The Association
will tender him the use of its rooms In the
Fales building, and the members will be
pleased to do all in their power to assist in
forming a class. Vice President Hull has
written to President Andrews, and hopes
that Central Falls will be among the local
tiles favored. The President has been in.
yited to address the residents of Lincoln
and to explain the benefits Of University
Extension.
on For Broclton.
This is a gala day for the Veterans of
Boston post, G.. A. r. This morning
nearly every member was mustered
together at the headquarters on Central
street and to the sound OF martial music
they marched to the Pawtucke; depot where
the train was taken for Brockton. The
members of the Fletcher Webster post Of
| that nla will ha fba
and the Central Falls veterans will be
shown the city of shoes, go to the fair and
campfire this evening. The members of
the Womens Relief corps accompanied
them and were conveyed in wagons from
the corner of Central and Elm streets,
where they formed to the depot.
Getting Ready.
The Cadets are now drilling two nights q
week. Although the company may be in
pretty good form by the time the prize drill
takes place in Providence, the Central Falls
company will not take part. The company
is now drilling to get in condit' on to give
an exhibition drill for the benefit of the
Sacred Heart parochial school
Interesting Items.
Charlie Bsssett was in town Tuesday.
Miss Clara wilet Of Greenfield Macs, is
visiting in town.
John Mack of Woonsocket is spending
few days here.
Miss Frances Dreaming of Boston is Wis
iting on Cross street.
Misses Annie and Jane Taylor OF Fall
River are visiting friends on Dexter street.
The trial of James McCabe for assault
on Thomas Ready will take place to-
morrow.
This evening the Temperance Cadets will
visit the fair of the Emmet Cadets of
Providence.
A number of young people from this
place visited Miss Florrie Mclaughlin in
Providence last evening.
Rev. j. A. L. Rich is in Portland, Me-,
attending the convention Of the Epworth
League of New England.
Inc CehtrRi street sever Should DC
finished as soon as possible as il is the
main street from east 20 west.
John N. Butman says be Knows nothing
OF any consolidation snd may be found
at his old stand as long as he is in his pre-
sent business.
The FIRE department was called ont but
once during the past month. Since the lst
Of January the department has answered
nineteen bell alarm, and six still alarms.
Ia TIE district court this morning El-
ward Smith pleaded guilty of beiag
common drunkard and was sentenced to
SIX months on the farm. Clerk Folle,t dis
pensed justice in the absence Of Judge
Gcff.