Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-24
CENTRAL FALLS.
The Meeting OF Goldsworthv and Bos.
worth-yolunteer's Great Work.

The Meeting OF Goldsworthy and Bos.
| worth-yolunteer's Great Work.
The meeting of Mr.. Goldsworthy and Mr.
Boswor'h is snxiously awaited by the men,
bers OF both parties, as it is very probable
that the gentlemen will swap opinions of
each other that will be interesting alike TO
both friends and enemies. The band of
friendship existing between the lawyers in
question, was very much strained when Mr..
Bosworth was appointed town solicitor
by the Republic ms. Mr.. Goldsworthy had
worked long and we'll for the party
and no doubt thought, as did his many
friends, that the position belonged to him.
His ability at the bar must have been very
much understood when lawyer from out
OF town, one who resides quite a distance
away and is not familiar with the affairs of
this town,wa selected for the important po-
si'ion Of solicitor. Mr.. Bosworth accepted
and Mr.. Goldsworthy got o Webster's un-
abridged and looked up the word ingratitude
and meditated long on the abundance
of "a want OF due sense of favors" re-
ceived in the Republican patty. Mr.. Colds
worthy was of course pleased when Mr..
Murphy caught Mr.. Bosworth mapping at
the court of common pleas, what Mr..
Goldsworthy termed relapse from duty.
There will be music if Mr.. Bosworth asks
to have the case in which Mr.. Goldsworthy
is counsel for the defendants, brought again
before the court, 1t having been discon.
tinued when Mr.. BoswOrth was absent.
Not Dead, But Sleeping.
j. II. Dyrnes, the shoe dealer, is a Hay
| Cart man. When he arrived at his store
this morning, little late, he found large
bunch of Grape on the door and placard
which read, "Not dead bu, sleeping"
Red Cross Fake.
Some of the members of the local branch
| of the Red Cross feel like kicking them
| selves today. They began to feel shaky
| sometime ago and when an agent came
along and offered s75 each for the certii-
Gates they jumped at the chance and about
20 sold out. Five remained, however, and
are going to receive their money in full to-
morrow. james f. Degnan got his 800
today.
II
The people think il Shaw had hired com.
petent workmen he might probably have
got the sewer completed in nineteen days.
| He hired cheap labor and got cheap work.
Ii the men who live in the town had been
hired they would want more pay than the
Italians and would have done more work.
II the people will take one Of the town
| reports of last year and turn to page IL
they will find the amount paid James Til
linghast for assisting the town solicitor,
what the case was and why assistance was
needed.
| Interesting Items.
The town was painted red last night.
| The regular meeting of the town council
occurs Saturday.
Now the Vets will take some interest in
the organizations.
Miss Katie McCue, who has been very
| i'll, 10 convalcesing.
The amount of red fire used would do
for several fourth of Julys.
John Mcknight, Jr., has accepted posi-.
| ton in the Providence po.tofllce.
Miss Marget Stanley of Lewiston, Me
! is visiting friends on Lonsdale avenue.
The Volunteer will arrive this afternoon
and will be given grand reception tonight.
The Volunteers mascot, tie horseshoe,
will be gold mounted and placed on the
| engine.
The trial of one of the men who broke
| into the house of George W. A'drich will
take place tomorrow.
Officers Welch. Stafford, Coombs and
Taylor were detailed to meet the Veterans
at the depot last night.
The fair CT Court Flower Of Dexter was
well attended lsst evening. The Kesrney
Light Infantry was present.
Chief Patt came from Lowell with the
boys last night, but went back again this
| morning. He Is after the $3.50.
A meeting of the license commissioners
will be held Monday night when the drug
gists' licenses will he acted upon.
Judge GoG had nothing to do this morn
ing. The reason was probably because
everybody was at Lowell yesterday.
1--WE are the people :" "209 feet iach;"
Look at our record" These are the
notices that are hung upoDt be wall, in the
Cross street engine house
Tommy Jones and James Hicky, arrested
in this town for exposure of person, pleaded
| not guilty in the court of common pleas
| yesterday and each was held in the sum OF
el, 900.
The winning Of the prize yesterday by
the Volunteer will do more to build up the
Veteran Firemen Associations in Rhode
Island than great many imagine. 1t will
| surely boom the Central Falls orgsniz alton
and has also created spirited rivalry
between ii and the two other crack
companies that will lead to future contests.
Rhode Island veterans should feel proud
with two prizes brought to this little state.