Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-28
CENTRAL FALLS.
Case Against Edwin SayIes Discontinued
Another Political job.

Case Against Edwin sayIes Discontinued
Another Political job.
The trial of Edwin Sayles, charged with
firing the barn of Benjamin Newman, was
discontinued today on payment OF costs.
Orrin Cook, one OF the witnesses, grew
very much excited when the decision was
announced and said he would have to
move away now as his life would not be
safe. Cook was before the court a short
time ago for threatening to kill a neigh
Dor and was discharged.
school Money.
II the town OF Lincoln expects to have its
schools as good as they should be, IL must
appropriate more money every year. IL Is
spending for schools this year, just half
what u costs for roads and bridges.-Record.
Visitor
Then Mr.. Freeman docs not believe that
with an economical" council they needed
great deal less money this year for the
schools than last. II he believes as he
writes he does not agree with George p.
Grant, Samnel Clark, Samuel ID. Larned
and others.
The March VIII be Pretty.
In Temperance Hall this evening the
Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine Society
will make it pleasant for few hours for
its friends. A concert will be given and
afterward supper will be served.
The prettiest part of the affair will be n
march by the young ladies in unique and
pretty costumes.
The Embezzlement Case.
In the District Court this morning the
case of William Walling, charged with the
embezzlement of $40 from the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine Company, was
continued until November 11th. A similar
case was settled by him in Pawtucket last
week.
Another Political job.
At meeting of the Council Saturday
the Town Clerk was given authority to
hire suitable persons to complete the
indexing of the records. He has appointed
w. II. Gooding and Charles Easton, and
they will begin Immediately. Just what
there is to be done and how they are going
to do it is mystery.
Chance to Register.
ioWn SiSIh SiaW-
ford will be at the rooms Of the John w.
Davis Club on Central street and every
Democrat who is not registered should
make it point to be there and register.
1t is good opportunity and perhaps the
last one that the Democrats will have and
the chance should not be lost to get a
good crowd of unregistered voters there.
Interesting Items.
Mrs. James s. Bartlett OF Toledo, Ohio,
is visiting friends here.
Register at the rooms OF the John w.
Davis Club tomorrow night.
James Mclaughlin OF the firm of
Mclaughlin & Callahan is critically ill.
The bastarday case OF Peter Monaghan,
Jr., was today continued to November II.
John Hussey, OF Pine street, left this
morning for Worcester to take charge of
an agency for the Collins Patent Company.
Richard Higgins was sent to the State
Almshouse by the Overseer of the Poor
today. II he has any friends here who
wish to care for him they should apply to
the Overseer of the poor.
Peter Watson and Miss Bridget Brady
were united in marriage yesterday at the
Church OF the Holy Trinity by Rev.
Father Farrelly. \ reception was held at
the residence of the brides parents on
Perry street yesterday afternoon and
evening.
The Temperance Cadets went to Provi-
dence Monday evening and attended the
I'd regiment fair. Private Peter Laurey
won the gold headed cane that was offered
az prize to the best waltzer. The COM
pany will attend the st. John Cadets fair
next week.
Go to the rooms OF the John w. Davis
club tomorrow evening and register. The
clerk is accommodating enough to be
there and the voters should take advantage
Of such an opportunity. Register and it
will not be long before the obnoxious law
will be done away with.