Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-02
CENTRAL FALLS.
william Mason's Place Ealded and Masoi.
Goes to Jail-Interssting Items.

Town Sergeant Keene and Special Off.
GERS Bloomfield, Cranshaw and Hardness
yesterday swooped down on the place run
by William Mason on the old Frank New
ton farm, arrested Mason and searched
the house. They found whiskey, rum,
wine and dozen and a half bottles of
lager.
Hardness and Cranshaw went into the
house first and bought liquor and then
came out and the raid was made.
Mason was brought before Judge Goff
preferred against him, two for selling
liquor and one for keeping it for sale
without license.
He pleaded not guilty and the cases
were continued to November 4th. He
could find no surety and today wanted to
plead guilty but he could not and was
committed to await trial
The New Club.
Next Friday evening the new French
Democratic club will elect officers and
adopt name. Every voter OF French
Canadian birth, who believes i'm fair,
honest government, should attend the
meeting and put his name down as
member of the organization.
The Republicans are trying by all means
possible to lead these vcters into their
camp but they should not be deceived.
Interesting Items.
Will Central street be widened this year
Court Flower OF Dexter meets tonight
The board OF frewards will meet Mon
day.
Ballou Post will have an entertainment
tonight.
The Veteran Firemen are preparing for
al entertainment.
James LAWN OF the United States Navy
is on a ten days furlough.
Miss Mabel Dawson is visiting friends
on Spring street, Fall River.
There will be nineteen electric lights on
Broad street after Wednesday night.
Phillip Fogarty of Sumner avenue was
seriously injured at Saylesville last Friday.
Cards have been placed on all the letter
boxes stating the time the mails are col
lected.
The marriage of James Kelley to Miss
Julia Mclaughlin is announced for this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moran arrived
home from their wedding tour Saturday
evening.
IL Cadet Company is formed in Paw
tucket, the local organization will have to
look to its laurels.
There will be meeting of the question
committee OF the Crescent Literary Asso-
citation this evening.
j. n. Butman will leave for New York
this evening and will see how an election
is carried on in that State.
The extention OF High street has not
been accepted by the council but will
probably, be at the meeting next Saturday.
Miss Maggie Hefferan one of the public
school teachers, is visiting for few days
with her parents in East Weymouth,
Mass.
The voting contest on the piano at the
fair OF Institute Montcalm will close
Wednesday evening and all other contests
Saturday evening.
The TRIBUNE will contain full election
returns and will be found on sale at Burns,
Butman's, Phillips q Smiths, Harrison's,
O'Brien's, Conroy's and other newsdealers
Summit street will be pretty near as
costly job as High street was to Paw
tucket when all the AUDITORS get their
claims for damages or sue the town for
the amount.
1t is said Judge Goldsworthy of the pro-
bate court is finding numerous mistakes
that cover period of more than two
years. The Republicans want all mistakes
to be within that time.
At the Church OF the Sacret Heart this
morning a high mass OF requiem was
celebrated for the repose Of the soul OF
James Mclaughlin. The edifice was
crowded by the many friends OF the de-
ceased
A number OF the friends of Thomas
Lowry surprised him at his home Friday
evening and presented him with an easy
chair. The occasion was his birthday and
the evening was spent in an enjoyable
manner.
The y. Y, p. q b. Railroad purchased
last week a tract of land about three
quarters of an acre, between the repair
shops at Valley Falls and Broad street.
The repair shops at Auburn may be trans
ferred to Valley Ealls