Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-09
CENTRAL FALLS.

the Repub leans In Trouble Over the Va
eancy-whsre Is the BoyP
The Republicans Of this town are in a
big stew just at present, The uneasiness
has been caused by the fact that according
to the charter the town council must order
a new election to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Mr.. Harris. They DO not
know who to nominate for the position and
not hurt the feelings OF some of the politi-
cal organizations so much that they will use
the rapler at the polls. The different or
CARNATIONS are demanding that they shall
be recognized ard none Of them are 60 loud
in their requests as the new Republican
organization, that promising infant, the
French Republican club of Central Falls.
They want TO name the man but there are
others who have similar aspirations.
While the row is going on in the Rspubli.
can ranks the Democrats are laying low.
There is now strife going on among them.
Mr.. Filzsimmons is not a candidate, there
are no breaches in the ranks and all stand
solid ready TO put a Democrat on the couu-
ell, who, although he cannot in point of
votes, pass a measure, he can and will
show up any tricky work on the part OF any
of those who now grace the council cham.
Der with their presence twice a month.
where IL the Boy?
Joseph Bergeron, who has been missing
from his home on Hed.ey avenue for sew
eral days, was taken to the Knight street
station house, Providence, Monday night,
having been found on the street. He was
released in The morning and all trace of
him is now lost.
A Bszaar To BE Held.
The choir of the Church of the Holy
Trinity of which Rev. Patrick Farrclly i,
pastor i'll open bazaar in Music Hall
Assembly rooms on next "Wednesday even
ing. The bazaar is for the benen: of the
church and will continue for ten evenings.
On the opening night there will be grand
concert by the choir of the church, assisted
by talent from outside the parish Among
those invited to participate are Miss Mag
gle McNsmsrs, Mrs. Thomls OBrien and
Robert J. Casey.
The Patterson Case.
The TRIBUNE has not tried to suppress
any facts in regard to the Patterson case.
The fact of the complainant being arrested
for drunkenness may or may not have
bearing on the case and the reason that it
did not appear in this column Monday, was
because the TRIBUNE does not publish
such items. News enough can be found with
out using the names of those arrested for
simple drunk When the prisoner is sent
to Jail it is gener ally published as it was
yesterday. The organs representative
evidently drew on his Imagination yester.
day and as usual distorted facts.
Nobody There.
The Business Mems association was to
have had meeting last evening and be
addressed by Professor Monroe of Brown
Uniyersity on University extension. There
were so very few members present that the
professor was not taken 10 the rooms of the
association.
Interesting Items.
Three young couples in this vicinity are
soon to be united in Hymen's bonds.
The evening schools will begin next
Monday evening at the old Broad street
shoolhouse.
Ann O'Brien, charged with the larceny
of bottle of vine from The house of John
Dockery, retrsct 4 her plea of rot guilty
yesterday, and wss fined 50 and costs.
Babies cry because they suffer; and the rnost
relabLc remnMN for tho rnLlnf ~ IhnL.- .L.a.1-.,