Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-11
CENTRAL FALLS.

Upa Nest.
Sherman, after cessation of hostilities
for few days, bobbed up again serenely
this morning. Yesterday Hugh Duffy
and a man named Wilson who works for
o. w. Wilmarth & Co. had some trouble
and Duffy was arrested by Special Officer
Sherman.
Duhy was rather abusive and wanted to
know why Sherman did not keep his face
clean He was fined q and costs.
Police Break Up a Nest.
One week ago yesterday Flora Thomas
was sent to the State Farm for one wear
at her own request. She was living on
Charles street in what is known as the
River House.
When she was sent away her two Sis
tiers, Mary Devlin and Agnes Ward, took
posse ssion Of the house and proceeded to
run ii to suit themselves. The neighbors
complained and yesterday the place was
raided and the women arrested. Mrs.
Wards husband Thomas got off the Farm
Saturday and their two children were
among those who were taken. They were
turned over TO Agent Thurber.
Charges OF drunkenness were brought
against the women and they were fined ~
and costs.
Are Things Loose Now?
The Democrats have been accused after
Of what the Republican officials term "ir-
regularities" in the keeping of accounts,
records, ETC., in order to try and close the
eyes OF the voters to their own faults and
to make their chances of being supported
by the town more secure.
An investigating committee" was ap-
pointed to look over the records OF the
town for the past two years while it was
under control of the Democrats, but
Brother Bill and his gang hold up their
hands in horror il a word is said about
investigating any further back. The very
idea that they should be suspected
OF committing any "irregularities" was
nearly sacrilegious. That everything was
in a topsy turvy style when Town Clerk
Smith took charge everybody knows.
That Mr.. Gooding was sent for over year
after to sign instruments left unsigned
everybody also knows. But it is useless
to go showing how thingi were done and
how the records were kept. The voters
know that the committee was appointed
and the report presented, with Mr..
Chace's "extemporaneous" speech at
tached, for no other purpose than to make
political capital at the expense of the tax
payers for the benefit Of the g. o. p. That
the Republican administration of today is
not perfect and that the Deputy Town
Clerk has several things TO learn what
every school boy knows, was proven this
week.
The Flanagan Case.
There promises to be some interesting
Developments in heFlannagan larcenycase
before II is finished. Friends Of the young
woman are Of the opinion that Town Ser
geant Keene made a mistake, but he is a
very level headed man and generally
knows what he Is about The girl claims
that he arrested her in Massachusetts, and
brought her here; that she did not come
OF her own free will, while Mr.. Keene
said she was willing to come if he would
pay her fare.
IntrestiDg Items.
Miss Ellen Campbell of Newton is visit
ing in town.
Frank X. Hathaway of Wisconsin, for
merly of this place, IL visiting here.
An adjourned meeting OF the Veteran
Firemen's Association will be held this
morning.
Superintendent OF schools Alvin Z. Rob-
bins is suffering from an infiamed hand,
the result OF splinter, followed by blood
poisoning.
An elevator will have to be placed near
the High School to carry up those who
wish to reach the dizzy heights on which
the pile is now planted.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the Town Clerks office by Tanosaint
Chauvin, Jr., OF this place and Marie
Louise Gilman Lebeau of Pawtucket.
James Lodge and wife are in New York.
The case Of William Z. Walling charged
with embezzlement from the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine Company, was to-
day continued one week
At the last regular monthly meeting of
the Sacred Heart Temperance Society dele
RateS were eleCIeu 10 dlIenu tne Selnl-an-
nual conventions in Providence Thanks
giving day. Two candidates were ad-
mitted and several propositions received.
Tomorrow Town Clerk Crawford will be
at the following places to register voters;
At the Albion Company's Office, Albion,
from $50 a. m. to II M; Manville at the
Republican headquarters from 1 to p.
M; at the Democratic headquarters from
8 to $3.50 p. m.
A meeting Of the French Democratic
Club will be held Friday evening and all
French voters should be present and hear
the addresses that several prominent
Democrats from Providence and this place
will deliver. Messrs. Beaulay and Guilot
OF Providence and James f. Murphy will
be present. Naturalization papers will be
given out.
Excellent Workman.
Mr.. Robert Fullerton, who has gained