Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-09
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CENTRAL FALLS.
The High street Extension. Crawford VIII
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go to Ionsdale'
John ii. Barber, Edwin Corbett and
Graham Cowperthwaite were appointed
commission at the last meeting of the
Council To lay out High street from the
arch at the Old Colony Railroad tracks to
Valley Falls. 1t was only a question of
time when this would have to be done
and it would have been foolish for
the council TO only accept part of the
street and establish a grade thereon as the
petition requested. The street as was
asked for by the AUDITORS was only 80
feet wide and that would not be wide
enough in a few years. Mr.. Andrew who
looks further ahead than the present year
and the next half dozen suggested that
the petition be amended TO read 80 feet or
more. The probability is that a hand
some street over 80 feet wide will soon
connect the lower portion of Central street
with Valley Falls.
Pleasant Evening.
A very pleasant entertainment was given
by the members Of Lincoln Council Amer
lean Fraternal Circle M,nday evening in
the Brennan Block. The concert included
twelve numbers and among those who
took part were: Mrs. James, Messrs. Stat
ford, Braslan and Coffey, Miss Mary Gala
han, Miss Lena Buckley and Professor
John f. Canavan. Music by the Vesper
Orchestra.
win Drill Friday.
The Temperance Cadets intended TO
come out Monday evening on High street
and give an exhibition brill, but the street
was in too muddy a condition. On
Friday evening if nothing happens to
prevent it, they will shoulder the rifles
and show their Central Falls friends how
they have improved in the drill.
supper and sale.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Embury
NJ. +. Church will hold their annual sale
and supper tonight in the chapel on Cross
street. The tables will he set to represent
the past and present ways of serving
food.
willing To 60 To Ionsdale.
Town Clerk Crawford was not very well
pleased with the action OF the officers of
the kilburn Republican Club of Lonsdale
nor is any other fair minded citizen. Mr..
Crawford went To the meeting understand
ing that it was TO be public, but was not
little astonished when the door was shut
in the faces of voters simply because they
were Democrats. lie went there with the
intention of registering all who came as
it would make it easier for him to do so.
II he went there for the purpose of regis
tering Republicans alone and wanted to
do fair thing, he would have to go to the
village again to accommodate the Demo
Gratis.
The officers OF that club are well known
enough not to need pointing out and they
certainly do not create a feeling of respect
among the people of Lonsdale by their
narrow minded ideas.
Clerk Crawford says he is ready to go
any evening to Lonsdale to register Demo-
Gratis, and if the members of the party
desire his services they should notify him
at once as the month is fast drawing to a
close.
Interesting Items.
Mrs. Thomas Palmer of New York is
visiting friends here.
The work of curbing and grading Hedley
avenue is nearly completed
The Embury NJ. +. Church has been
entirely renovated and will be rededicated
on the evening of December 10.
Phillips d Smith have increased their
order for TRIBUNEs 80 per cent. during
the last two weeks and that is the average
increase among all the dealers.
A horse belonging to milkman named
Hawley ran away yesterday morning on
Lonsdale avenue and dashed down Dexter
street smashing the wagon and spilling
the milk. The animal was caught by John
Mcclellan.
James Ryan, an expressman, left his
team standing in front of a house on
Broad street and when he started off he
tried to take hitching post With him,
getting the wheel caught. He then inter-
viewed blacksmith.
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