Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
CENTRAL FALLS.
French Democratic Club Organizers-Prac.
ticing the Firemen.

French Democratic Club Organizers-Prac-
ticing the Firemen.
The French Democratic Club organized
last evening in the rooms in the Huot
Building. The meeting was called to order
by George Huot, President pro tenn. and
the election of officers resulted as follows:
President, Louis Poirier; First Vice
President, Joseph Lacroix Second Vice
President, p. NJ. Huot; Secretary, George
| Huot; Treasurer, James Fournier.
Cigars were passed around by the newly
elected president and remarks were made
by DR.. A. z. Falcon, George Huot, Presi-
dent Poirier and First Vice President
Lacroix.
1t was voted to meet on every Friday
evening and at the next meeting the
members will be addressed by James r.
Murphy, Lawyer Guillot OF Providence
and Mr.. Boulay, also of that city.
just For Practice.
Box l3i was sent in about $3.50 last even
ing and everybody thought that at last
the fire fend who had given the depart
ment long rest had begun operat ons.
they were mistaken, however, for the box
was pulled by Chief Patt just to keep the
men and horses from forgetting what
run to a fire seems like.
Interesting Items.
There will be a meeting OF the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society Monday even
ing.
Miss Isabelle Bowman OF this place il
visiting friends on Slade street, Fall
River.
There will be a drill meeting of the
Temperance Cadets tomorrow at II
o'clock.
James Kelly defeated John Mcnamara,
Thursday evening in a 100 yards dash for
purse.
The fair OF the Star Base Ball Club
which is being held in Pawtucket is prov
ing success.
frankie Brennan, whose leg was broken
yesterday by vicious horse, was very
comfortable this morning.
The remains of little Annie ODonnell
of Broad street were taken to Fall River
at noon today for interment.
1hS WI N Va puNNih6 III WIG oSNSi SOh-
nection from the Garfield street school,
house to the street was completed yester-
day.
The young ladies of the Holy Trinity
Church are making arrangements for a
coffee supper TO be held in Temperance
Hall this month.
Alexander Hart, 2S years of age, died at
his home on Walnut street yesterday
afternoon. He was a wellknown and
respected young man.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the Town Clerks Office by Willard Els
worth Pettis of this place and Mary j.
Helferty of Milford, Mass.
The bank that the Business Men talked
SO much about does not seem to material
ize and probably will not as long as the
Association remains in the present state
OF apathy.
There were no prisoners in the District
Court this morning and not even tramp
at the station during the night. Perhaps
the specials are taking the rather broad
hint given them by the regular officers
and the citizens and have skunk into OBJ
scurity.
The SUNDAY TRIBUNE tomorrow will
contain a complete report of the town
council meeting and all the news of Paw
tucket and the Valley villages. 1t will be
on sale at Butman's, Burns, Phillips,
Smiths, Harrison's, O'Brien's, Bastow's
and Conroy's news stores.
D,,t, kaa
York and says elections are carried on in
that state in rather winning way, so
much so that the Democrats elected their
candidate. John said he wore Flower
in his buttonhole while he was there, 1t
being quite the proper thing.