Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-05
CENTRAL FALLS.

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| Cow-The Vets Go to Providence.
Special Officer Sherman made another
arrest Monday that plainly shows the
wonderful powers that are brought into
play in bringing criminals to justice. His
latest prisoner was not one guilty of
capital offence, nor was the prisoner some
poor peddler. IL was a meek eyed COW.
This Is the second time Sherman has put
the twisters on prisoner Of the sort. The
animal was the property OF ex-Lieutenant
| Governor Stearns. The man who came
after 1t and had to pay Arthur his fee
probably expressed the opinion of
majority OF populace when he said that
the COW had more sense than the man
who captured 1t.
Change of Tone.
Something has happened lately to
change the tone of the boiling organ.
Not long ago it was opposed to annexation
but now in nearly every issue it is recon-
mended.
Now they say that the only way 70
bring the schools up to the standard is to
annex to Pawtucket. To further their
desires an article was published about the
trouble o: receiving mail here, saying,
"Should Central Falls ever be set OF to
Pawtucket the business men would be
relieved Of a daily annoyance"
The Veterans.
A meeting of the Veteran Firemen was
held last evening in the Cross street
engine house. The committee appointed
to select uniforms reported and the selec-
tion was adopted. The uniform will be a
red shirt, white belt with Volunteer" on
the back, and helmet. The Veterans went
to Providence to attend the fair Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Gaspee Veteran
Firemen's Association and report q very
fine time.
Up To More Tricks.
II the committee appointed to divide the
town into voting districts intends to re-
port this year it will have to meet soon.
1t is a long time since it was appointed,
yet the members have not been called to-
gether, and Mr.. Crawford says he has not
even talked it over with any of them.
There is some object in this delay, but
what il really is no one knows but the
head sinners OF the g. o.p.
Interesting Items.
The Town Council meets Saturday after
noon.
Branch 265 c. X. of A., meets tomorrow
evening.
Francis p Haskell has been granted q
pension.
Lonsdale avenue and Kimball street are
being curbed,
The Board OF Firewards will meet Mon
day evening.
The Court of Probate will hold session
Monday forenoon.
Misses Elizabeth and Agnes Fales are
on an extended Western tour.
The High School looks like an ancient
fortress on account OF the elevated posi-
ton.
Joseph OFT of the Royal Weaving
Company is on business trip to the
West.
At the meeting OF William O'Brien,
Branch, !. N. F., two candidates were In
itiated.
Hon. Jonathan Chace has so far re-
covered from his recent illness that he is
able to be out.
Henry c. Dexter was elected Recorder
OF Pawtucket Council, No. 2, Royal and
Select Masters, Monday evening.
DR.. Kiernan has been appointed Medical
Examiner for the Peoples Insurance com
pany instead OF DR.. Corrigan, who resigned.
John McCann OF Washington street, Is
the father OF a twelve pound boy. The
cigars John is passing around are not i've
centers.
The Veteran Firemen's entertainment
should be well attended. The machine il
not entirely out OF debt and they hope to
realize enough to clear il.
Mrs. James spaulding won the piano at
the fair OF the Institute Montcalm last
evening. There were six contestants.
Voting on the other articles will close Sat
urday evening.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Fire.
wards Monday night Chief Patt will
recommend four more men to complete
the new hook and ladder truck company.
He has already recommended four and
they were appointed.
Deputy Sheriff Huling went to Lime
rock yesterday and killed Sherman's
horse as it was unfit for any further use.
II Sherman now pays the costs, the case
brought by the society with the long
name will be dropped.
The new fire alarm box, No. 173, which
has been placed on the corner OF
Washington and Summer streets, will be
pulled in" some time during the week.
1t is in working now, but Chief Patt
wishes to test it thoroughly.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
Town Clerks Office by George Grimes and
Annie Pearson; Eugene J. Sullivan and
Ellen Boardman; Louis A. Wilbur and
Lizzie NJ. Wills; Peter Smith and Mary z.
Williamson; James Ketty and Julia Nc
Namara.
Manvllle.