Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21
CENTRAL FALLS. ,
Mr.. Murphy Writes to MIR.
BOSWOrth.
A BOYS STRANGE DEATH.
The FOran.Greenan Nuptials at
Holy Trinity Church.

Officer Coombs is committing officer this
week.
The residence of Ex-Governor Littleheld
is receiving a coat Of paint.
A meeting If the Democratic town com.
mite will be held this evening.
The new truck will be taken out tonight.
The new horses are behaving finely.
The annual ball of the Crescent Literary
association will be held on the 10th of next
month.
The quarter centennial of the Embury
M. E. church was ittingly observed yes
terday.
Crane 4 Burns had charge of the funeral
Of G gorge II. Ryan in Valley Falls yes
terdsy.
1t was rumored that the weavers in the
silk mill struck Saturday but nothing
definite could be learned today.
At the meeting of the board of Hrewards
this evening, Chief Patt will recomme nd
eight men to handle the new truck.
The work of plastering the interior of
the Holy Trinity church is completed. The
painting and decorating will now be begun.
A special meeting of the board of nre-
wards will be held this evening when the
bids for heating the Kendall street fire sta.
ton will be opened
The fair of Court Flower of Dexter will
not be open this evening. The ladies' con-
test will close Friday and the bicycle con-
test Saturday evening.
1t was thought the Veteran Firemen
were taking no interest in the Lowell
muster because they did not turn out and
work the machine. 1t now comes to light
that they were at home saving wood to get
their muscle up and will break their best
record Wednesday.
A sad accident occurred Thursday which
resulted in the death of Oscar Lafond, the
3-year-old son of Edward Lafond of He'd
ley avenue. The child was eating an apple
when piece of it stuck in its throat. Dr~
Matthew and another physician did all in
their power without avail. The boy died
Saturday in great agony.
People are vainly guessing how much
longer than 10 days will II take Contractor
Shaw to finish the Washington street sewer.
Mr.. Brown wss not given the contract be-
cause Mr.. Shaw agreed to do it in Tess
time than Brown. According to I'll, con-
street clear next Wednesday.
At the Church of the Holy Trinity this
morning Alfred Foran and Miss Maggie
Greenan were united in marriage by Rev.
Father Farrelly. The best man was Peter
Carr and the bridesmaid Miss Katie
Mccarthy. The bride and the bridesmaid
wore fawn colored silk. The young couple
are well and fsvorsbly known and have the
good wishes of their numerous friends.
The wedding was private.
A special meeting of the Veteran Fire
men will be held this evening. All who
intend to go to Lowell Wednesday, must be
at the engine house at 6 80 a. m. sharp.
Parks Continental band of Providence will
furnish music for the occasion. The
Volunteer will be sent down tomorrow in
charge of b. Frank and James Crowell.
The Vets feel confident of making a good
showing.
A great deal of dissatisfaction is being
expressed by residents of the western dis
trict, on account of the slow work on the
Kendall street fire station. 1t will take
much longer to complete il than was ex-
pected, or allowed by the contract It will
take fully two months more. In the mean-
time the Broad street fire station Is crowded
with the addition Of pair of horses and a
big truck and the western district is without
adequate are protection.
Mr.. Muir nhy has taken time to answer
Mr.. Bosworth's insinusting letter which
charges Mr.. Murphy with unprofessional
conduct. Mr.. Murphy stated that he was
not aware that he had done anything un-
professionally and had not interfered in
any cases but those in which he had right
to appear. He warned Mr.. Bosworth not
to meddle with any cases concerning the
town of Lincoln, that he was town solicitor
and could attend to the duties without any
assistance. Mr.. Murphy stated the case in
very gentlemanly manner and invited
Mr.. Bosworth to contest for the position Of
| solicitor.
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