Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-14
CENTRAL FALLS.
The French Democratic Club Held an
Interesting Meeting-Notes.

The French Democratic Club Held AN
| Interesting Meeting-Notes.
The meeting last evening OF the French
Democratic Club was an interesting one
and well attended. Rousing speeches were
made by Lawyer Murphy, Lawyer Guillot
and Mr.. Boulet.
VIII The Council Accept?
The Business Men are very anxious to
| get the Interstate Railway Company to
adopt High street as their route from VAL
| ley Falls to Pawtucket, and the company
is willing to do anything in order to ac-
commodate the people, and it is for that
purpose they are building the road and
not because they wish to crafty whim.
| They are after the patronage OF the people
and the route will be adopted that best
suits the masses.
There is no doubt that il would open up
a new section il the cars were run down
High street, but before anything can be
done the council will have to accept the
High street extension as the company will
not lay rails on private property. The
street should be widened and it is said
some of the abutters are willing to give
the land necessary to make the street a
good width.
Only $3.50 so Far.
The council have only paid ESQ dam
ages so far to abutters on Summit street
on account of the change Of grade job. Mr.
Linnell who got his claim of damages did
not sign the petition to change the grade
and the council reviewd his loss and con-
cluded to settle with him for ESQ. Now
IL Mr.. Linnell's property was damaged
surely the High School property has been,
for Mr. Linnell's land was not improved
by being built upon and the others was.
The school trustees have good claim for
damages il they wish to press it as they
were not asked to sign the petition. OF
| course the taxpayers won't mind paying
| out these sums as with such an econo-
| mical form of government it can be easily
afforded. II there was only moat around
the High School it would look like one of
| the castles OF feudal days.
Interesting Items.
The Temperance Cadets drill tomorrow.
1t would not cost a great deal more to
widen Dexter street than it has to widen
| Summit street.
Let us have the Interstate road even il g
| third rail has to be laid on the tracks Of
| the N. Y. p. q b. railroad.
Frank Mcmahon, II years old, was to-
day sent to the Reform School for two
years for throwing stones at Emma E.
Plunkett.
L Of hn latt
riers of the State on the 2lst inst. in Paw
tucket is the first for the local wearers OF
the gray.
The Business Mems Rooms were open
for the first time last evening in accord
ance with the vote of the Association on
Thursday night.
James Mcdonald was sent to Jail today
for ten days for drunkenness. Louis
| Poilleur was sent to Jail for three months
for assault on Emma Papineau.
Walter Duff, employed in the mule room
OF the Stafford Manufacturing Company,
had the second finger of his right hand
lacerated by being caught in the machin-
cry.
The installation of the officers elect Of
Garfield Social Temple took place last
evening. The, Grand Officers Of the State
were present and a reception was rendered
| them.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
will hold another OF its enjoyable concerts
tomorrow evening in their hall on High
street. Local vocalists and musicians will
take part and also some from out of town.
| What is the committee on the division
OF the town doing? Are they playing a
series Of games OF checkers to settle the
question Of how many voting districts
there should be and where the lines shall
rum
The annual inspection of the WomeD's
Relief Corps of Ballou Post took place last
evening by Mrs. Emily Hunter Of the
State staff Delegates were present from
Ives and Bucklin Posts and Tower Relief
| Corps.