The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-23
CENTRAL FALLS,

The annual concert and ball of Branch
265, Catholic Knights of America. will be
observed in Temperance Hall, one week
from this evening.
The new Garfield Street School House
is completed with the exception of the
furniture, and presents "a substantial and
neat appearance. The lot around the
building is to be graded and improved as
soon as the weather will permit.
At the Broad street fire department sta
tion another new horse has been added,
while one of the new grays which met
with an accident, Is still retained with
the hopes that ii will come out all
right. Arnold Winterbottom has been
placed at this house, where he will
remain until the new new station I'M, at
se IS completed Meiste george oT Morton with t the
apparatus he now drives, will be sta
toned there, with Winterbottom.
Another man will have to be located at
the Broad street house The new truck is
proving all that was expected, and is as
State.
p III. Gaffney, who was appointed head
janitor of the public schools, still occu-
pies that position, but the salary still re-
mains in the background, as the political
situation relative to holds the manage
ment Is not yet settled.
The second deposit for the wrestling
match between Whitehead Of Paw
tucket and Gilligan of Lawrence was
made in this village yesterday.
The match is to be catch-as-catch-ca for
purse of $500. The place has not been
decided upon, but it will probably be held
at Olneyville. Capt. Cooke OF New York
will name the referee.
Ben Thornton, the well-known English
sprinter, was in town yesterday.
James McHale, son of Thomas Mcale of
Garfield street, arrived home yesterday
after a five years course on the New
Hamshire. Several acquaintances and
the neighbors met at his home last
evening and had a social gathering.
In addition to the places where the
NEWS can be obtained mentioned In last
evenings paper they can also be found at
Frank Merrick, 420 North Main street,
Pleasant View, and Harrison's news store
Central street, near depot, Central Falls.
Any news items, advertisements, etc,
left at the above places will be gladly re-
ceived.
There is yet to be done at the Office of
the Town clerk good deal OF clerical
work before the mixed up mess which was
collected upon the books during the Boss
Quigley party reign IL Strengthened out.
Every day brings people to the Office to as
certain If Instruments which were
made at that time are correct.
This kind Of business delays the regular
work of the department, which is un-
pleasant. Ont VINO IL III ~ poSltlon I'd
know remarked To the writer that some
day there would be trouble here about
real estate.
A good-sized crowd collected at the large
tree at the corner of Central and High
streets last evening, just before O'Clock,
10 witness the Pctions Of stranger, who,
in company with his brother, was
sitting in the mud, and would persist In
exposing his person Officer Walsh was
on hand and quickly took the men to the
station. lie locked up the drunker OF the
two when the other insisted upon remain
ing there also. lie was accommodated and
this morning the first one errested was
fined g. and costs.
The excellent work I'm registering the
French voters in the town of Lincoln Is
due, in a great measure, To the careful
method Of the new French Republican
Club recently founded here. They regis
tered more than forty Wednesday evening
and are still at work.
They make good citizens, know wnat
side they prefer politically and are more
than solid for the Republican party. Not
a few Of them are heavy taxpayers and
are safely conducting lucrative busi-
ness
This evening Town Clerk Crawford will
be nj the kilburn Club, Lonsdale.
Buy the NEWS Of your regular news
dealer.