Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-27
PRICE ONE CENT.
CENTRAL FALLS.

Even Republicans say Mr.. Degnan Has
Been Used Unfairiy-A VIII Contest.
Several Republicans met Mr.. Degnan
last night and asked him II it was true
that his name was taken from the personal
property list. Mr.. Degnan said it was,
and all expressed themselves as very indig-
nant at such action and characterized it
as worse than unfair.
The Men who Are Employed.
As to the class OF men employed on the
highways and sewers at the expense of
residents, the following question and
answer will give the people some idea of
what they are. A gang OF laborers were
standing on the corner of Summit street
and had been there for some time. The
boss, who was with them, began TO look
worried and passerby asked what he
was waiting for. "Well," said the boss;
"we're waiting for an interpreter so that
can tell these fellows what to do"
Cupid stiii at II.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Reuben A. Crowell and Lillian f. Graham;
Joseph A. Marion OF Warren and Marie
Louise Heneault of Manville; Hector
Thain and Maluina Roy, both of Manville.
A VIII Contest.
1t is probable that the will of the late
Mowry Smith will be contested. The
estate is believed TO be worth from S50,-
900 to sl500OO.
Want Damage.
A well known business man said today
that there would be more claims for dam
ages besides Mr.. Linnell's on accout of
the Summit street job.
Interesting Items.
Ballou Post meets this evening.
The fair OF the Institute Montcolm will
be open this evening.
William c. Manchester lost wheel off
his buggy on Central street Saturday
night.
The Temperance Cadets went to Provi-
dence last evening and attended the 2nd
Regiment fair.
The cases of Peter Monaghan and Edwin
Sayles will come up for trial tomorrow in
the district court.
Ballou Post will give an entertainment
Monday night. The drama "Belle Boy,
the Rebel Spy" will be presented.
The stained glass windows have been re-
ceived and placed in position in the upper
story OF the Holy Trinity Church.
While Central street is being widened it
would be a good idea for some of the poll
ticians to broaden their minds little.
Lizzie, the 9-year- daughter of
Thomas +. Richardson Of 3S Garfield
street, died last evening after a short
illness.
The school trustees last evening voted
to allow the school committee the use of
the Broad street school for the evening
classes during the present season for $50.
Registration is what should occupy the
attention Of every Democrat from now
until December 31st II you have regis
tered yourself, get your neighbor to
register
The colonel is almost a Democrat again.
That party has now practically control of
the Union School District / and 2 and
naturally the colonel feels as il he should
DE Win the party III power.
A freight car jumped the track near the
Boston switch Saturday night and ran
along on the ties until the Central street
crossing was reached when it struck the
planking and went back on the rails.
The tenement houses formerly known
as the "Five Row. are to be torn down and
a new building erected. The tenants have
been notified to leave and before long all
OF the old land marks will be no more.
Mr.. Corbett is said to have wanted the
position of truant officer in Union Dis
trict and 2 but those who had the power
OF appointment had selection already
made Very likely that position was booked
some time ago. It's too bad, Mr.. Corbett is
the hardest worker the party has got and
his work amounts to as much as the re-
ward he gets.