Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
CENTRAL FALLS.
What the Council win Have tn do satur-
day Notes of Interest.


what the Council win Have to DO satur-
day Notes of Interest.
Next Saturday q meeting OF the Town
Council will be held and it promises to be
very interesting. A public hearing will
be held on the matter of granting the In
terstate Electric Railway Company per-
mission to lay rails on Broad street, from
Valley Falls to Clay street. A number of
petitions will be presented in favor OF and
against the High street route. The Busi-
ness Mems Association are circulating one
in favor OF the company adopting High
street and will present 1t to the council
and do all they can to bring the road
where they think 1t will do the place
the most good, namely High street. There
are those who are not in favor OF the
Business Mems idealand they will also have
a petition to present. The council had
better look up street railway matters and
look around a little before Saturday in
order to be able to act intelligently.
More Trouble.
There was a good deal OF trouble on
Brother Jim's mind yesterday, and today
it is rumored on very good authority that
there are to be some changes at the Town
House in the near future.
Veterans Meet.
The regular meeting OF the Veteran
Firemen's Association was held last eve
ming.
A committee OF fifteen was appointed to
arrange for the fair which will open Tuee-
day, January 10, and continue the rest of
the week.
President wilmarth was reelected
delegate to the New England League and
George Gooding alternate.
wrangiing Again.
The Republicans are in another wrsngle
the spoils. Perhaps the position Of Dep
uty Town Clerk is like sour grapes TO the
man who aske d for it, Brother Bill was
given the cream and what he did not want
he gave to Brother Jim.
Interesting Items.
The Court OF Probate meets Monday.
Miss Annie Mack of Boston is in town.
The sewer work for the year IL being
finished up.
Officer Welch chased peddler out of
town today.
Miss Jennie Curtain OF Plymouth is Wis
iting in town.
decision will be rendered on the Mon
ahnn case tomorrow
l.. l.. Freeman is having u large new
press placed in his establismeit.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Samuel Daniers and Rosaline Herbert.
The large vane on the Congregational
Church was blown of during the heavy
gale.
Christopher r. Cannon OF the National
Casket Company OF Boston was in town
Tuesday.
The ladies Of Ballou Post Relief corps
will hold a supper, sale and entertainment
i'm their hall tomorrow evening.
Miss Flanagan appealed from the de-
cision OF the court in her case. Town
Solicitor Bosworth represents her.
Brother Bill did not want the job OF
Deputy Town Clerk and gave it to his
brother Jim. It's all in the family.
Mrs. Mary McManus and her daug ghters,
Misses Mary and Katie OF Andover, Mass.
are visiting friends on Garfield street.
The Grand Old Party will soon be sing
ing; "Wo'll not happy be, till we stand by
and see, Bill make friends with his brother
again"
William Parkinson OF Pine street. one OF
the oldest residents OF the village, is dan
gerously i'll ut the Rhode Island Hospital
where he was taken Monday. His death
is hourly expected.