Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-23
CENTRAL FALLS.
A Place Had to be Made For Him Mr..
Gooding's Letter,

A Place Had To be Made For Him-Mr.
Gooding's Letter,
Notwithstanding that it has been stated
that b. Frank Bowen was not promised
the position of Deputy Town Clerk, the
fact remains that he was, and when he did
not get what Mr.. Crawford said he could,
he insisted on having something.
Something had to be done to appease
M. Bowen's ds9ire to work for the town
and an opening presented itself. A CON-
mittee was appointed to divide the town
into voting districts. The scheme now
is to have seven voting districts and have
a Councilman elected from each district.
In order to have the town divided proper
ly to suit the Republicans and give them
a majority in the council, Mr.. Bowen has
been hired by Mr.. Crawford to make a
house to house canvass and take down
every voters street and number and at the
same time size him up politically.
Therefore Mr.. Bowen is given job and
the town will be divided to suit the g. o.
p. and in such manner that the Demo-
Gratis cannot get control.
The matter will be presented to the
General Assembly at the next session.
Mr.. Gooding's Letter.
The following letter explains itself
PAwTUCKET, Il. l., Nov. q, 1891.
Alfred W. Quigg, Esq. General Agent of the
New York Life Insurance Company.
Ny DEAR SIR recently gave letter to
W. W. Woollcy of Providence, Agent of the
Montreal Reserve Fund Association of New
York, in which stated that you had offered
me policy purporting To come from the
New York Life Insurance Company, for
which had never been examined and that !
refused To take the policy because had not
been medically examined.
AZ the original papers of the case, the sp.
plication and the medical examination,
signed by myself have been placed before me
and other evidence am convinced that
was mistaken in the matter and that | was
laboring under misapprchension when |
wrote such letter and that the contents OF
such letter are incorrect. | am satisfied that
| must have been examined by the duly.ap.
pointed examiner of said company on the
18th day of April, lss9, and answered the
necessary questions of the same. had for
gotten these circumstances when | wrote
said letter To Mr. Woollcy and write this
vcyed by the same.
Yours truly, WILLIAM II. GooDING.
Probate Court.
The regular session of the Probate Court
was held this morning.
The hearing on probating the will OF
Mowry Smith was continued to next Mon
day.
hn I'M In
Councilman George w Harris was allowed.
Loves Young Dream.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the Town Clerks Office by Michael Egan
and Mary Kearns; Nelson Bissonnette Of
Maryville and Adelia Gauthier of this
place; Michael Cadden and Ann Farrell;
Thomas f. Flynn OF this place and Jose
phine McGirl OF Providence; Patrick
Sullivan of Lonsdale and Hanora Gibbons
OF Smithfield; Philip Labonte of Paw
tucket and Eugene Martel Of this place.
Interesting Items.
Court Flower of Dexter meets tonight.
The curbing is nearly all laid around
the High School lot.
Highway Surveyor Patt is now devoting
his attention to Broad street
Mary f. Whipple, wife of Nathaniel
Whipple of Congress street, died yester-
day in her 43rd year.
Mrs. William Taylor of New Bedford
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Coyne Of
Cross street Saturday and Sunday.
Dr. N. Malo and wife are contemplating
New Years trip to Montreal, Quebec,
Ottawa, st. Hyacinth and st. Marc.
John Doran was yesterday sent to sthe
Farm for one year. John and Clothias
Carter were sent there for six months.