Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
CENTRAL FALLS.

Another Instance OF Republican Economy
Bridget Costello In jail.
The economy" of the Republicans is
again shown in the way they are spending
money on the highways. Last year the
road which runs by Simon Sayles' property
was placed in good repair by Highway
Surveyor Greene. The road needed no
repairing this year but the Republicans
probably had to put some money cut in
that locality in order to make the party a
little more solid. Money was appropriated
for this road and had to be expended some
money was dumped into, ditch, go to
speak. Mr.. Sayles owns the land on either
eide which is a cranberry meadow. The
meadows have to be flooded each fall in
and to facilitate the work of flooding Mr..
Sayles dug a ditch under the road from one
meadow TO the other. The ditch is of no
use to the town and should not be kept in
repair by the town. But the money appro-
pria,ed had to be expended somewhere and
men were put into this ditch 10 clean it out,
etc. Thus the towns money was used to
improve private property, That is not
economy"
That Goulet Case.
The trial of Louis Goulet, The eS-highway
surveyor who is charged with unlawfully
keeping in his possession the tools which
are the property of the town, vill be heard
in the district court Saturday. Mr.. Goulet
said when the proper person asked for the
tools he gave them up aud that it was sew
ersl days before the writ of trover was
served by Town Sergeant Keene.
Veteran FIremen.
The first annual meeting of the Veteran
Firemen was held last evening and officers
were elected as follows President, o. w.
Wilmarth; vice presidents, j. II. Barber,
Edwin Clsrkson /. +. Pst, George Cos
ling, Albert A. Jelks and George W. -.
Gooding secretary, Z. Frank Bowen;
treasurer, A. Everett Durham; executive
committee, Charles T. Gooding, Edward A.
Dwyer, George w. Walcott, +. f. Newell
and n Harding.
The Costello GIrl la Jail
Bridget Costello was before the district
cou-t again this morning She was arrestsd
by Officer Coombs last night Her m other
locked her out as she said she was drunk
After a trial the court sent her to Jail for
ten days,
Did She Steal IL?
Ann OBrien was before the court today
charged = it'll stealing bottle OF wiue from
the hou'e of John Dockery. She will
have trisl Tuesday.
To Have banquet.
The Star Base Ball club is arranging for
a grand ball to take place in Fales Hall tn,
latter part Of this month. The committee
of arrangements are L. b. Farrell, w. II,
N0onsn, NJ. b. Kelley, j. J. Mcintyre, ].
+. Farrell, Z. Mclaughlin and Thomas
Kelley.
Interesting Items.
Important meeting OF the Kearneys to-
morrow night.
A meeting Of the Democratic town cjm-
mittee will be held this evening.
The paper box factory of Albert Frost is
closed for a few days A new boiler IS be-
ing put in.
Tbs town taxes should be paid this
month. After the first Of November inter-
est will be charged.
The presentation of the prizes won as the
fair of Court Flower of Dexter will take
place tomorrow evening.
At the meeting OF the Cadets committee
was appointed to arrange for the annual
matinee ball on Thanksgiving afternoon.
The evening school will probably open
in the Broad street schoolhouse next week
This is an opportunity 70 gaio al education
that should not be neglected by any one in
need of instruction.
Town Clerk Crawford went TO Manvi!le
for the benefit of the voters Of that village
who wish to register. THE has been the
custom in former yesrs for the town clerk
to visit the isolated places ia the town.
Go to E. =. Donahue's
20: nice wrappers and tea gowns at low
prices 3o3 Main street, under Benedc. Hou'e.