Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-29
CENTRAL FALLS.

who apply.
The French Republican voters have or
ganized and now the Democratic voters OF
the same nationality intend to show that
they can form a club of double the strength
OF the French wing of the rival party.
Let all French Canadians attend and
near the principles of the Democratic
party explained by men who understand
them thoroughly.
Where Are His Friends?
Richard Higgins was sent TO the State
Almshouse December /, 1877, and died at
the institution yesterday.
Overseer OF the Poor Gilchrist is i'm re-
ceipt OF letter asking him to try and find
his friends il he has any in the town. So
far the Overseer has been unable TO find
anyone who knows him.
Officer 10 Resign.
Officer Joseph Price has rendered his
resignation as a patrolman to effect to-
night. He leaves the force to accept n
more lucrative position as boss dyer for
a Westerly firm. Officer Prices services as
a policeman have been short but during
that time he has acquitted himself credi-
tably and by his genial disposition made
many friends.
An Apology in Order.
The bolting organ says. at is difficult
To imagine that ex-senator Chace, Mr..
George p. Grant, President Andrew of the
Council, and other prominent Republicans
have apologized to the heelers whose.
names were dropped by the Assessors for
the reason that they had no visible prop
erty"
Who are Messrs. Chace, Grant and
Andrew or the "other prominent Repub-
licans" that they should not apologize to
any one when they have done wrong?
Are they any better men than those who
work for living and are not deep into
every party trick, whether questionable
or not?
Register Tonight.
This evening in the rooms OF the John
w. Davis Club there will be registration
meeting.
Town Clerk Crawford will be there and
every Democrat who has not registered
should consider it his duty to attend the
meeting tonight and secure the right TO
vote next year.
Gets a Jewel.
Jabez W. Wilmarth was presented with
handsome Past High Priests Jewel nj
the annual election OF Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 4, i'm Pawtucket last night.
Mr.. Wilmarth held the office OF High
Priest two years.
Institute Montcaim's Fair.
The fair OF the Institute Montcalm was
open last evening and will also be on
Saturday evening. The voting on the
piano will close next Wednesday evening
at II o'clock. The contests on the rest OF
the prizes will close on Saturday evening
OF next week.
why Doesn't il Meet?
The committee appointed on the
division OF the town into voting districts
has not held a meeting yet. Town Clerk
Crawford said this morning that he had
heard OF no meeting, but the committee
may have met and talked the matter over
informally. 1t is nearly time a report
was made If the committee really means
to do anything,
At jerks Park.
II is expected the work on jerks park
will be finished before the cold weather
sets in.
The fountains are all i'm position and the
grotto is complete. Next summer it will
be thing OF beauty.
Interesting Items.
Register tonight
j. y. Butman is IN Boston.
Ex-senator Jonathan Chace is very i'll
Falling leaves make a very good sub
stance to clog up the cutters.
Go to registration meeting in the rooms
OF the John w. Davis club tonight.
Ballou Post will have an entertainment
in Temperance Hall, Monday evening.
The schools are all closed today to allow
the teachers to attend the meeting Of the
Teachers Institute.
James Mclaughlin is very low. He
does not recognize any one and death is
momentarily expected.
The funeral OF William c. Barnwell OF
Valley Falls, which was 70 have taken
place today, has been postponed until
tomorrow.
Pine street is being curbed. The funds
could he spent in more blsinesslike
manner by improving some of the streets
in the center OF the village.
James Macra, who was appointed a
special constable last Saturday, has been
advanced to n regular officer TO fill the
vacancy caused by tho resignation of
Officer Price.
Deputy Sheriff Huling arrested John
Robeske in Valley Falls yesterday, having
caught him peddling without the
necessary license. This morning the
peddler was fined 80 and costs.
The license commissioners last night
transferred the license OF Thomas Cheet-
ham Of Dexter street to Henry Walker at
the same place. A druggists license was
granted to DR.. L. b. Bissonnette.
The schools can be managed with bet
ter advantage to the pupils under the
present system, without superintendent,
than under the town system. There is no
doubt that the town system would be the
best il there was a superintendent to give
his whole time to the schools. Under the
present condition the district system il