Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-21
CENTRAL FALLS.
william II. Gooding Takes Back Water"
Work of Vandals Last Night.

william II. Gooding Takes Back Water"
Work of vandais Last Night.
The trouble between William II. Good
ing and the New York Life Insurance
Company was settled this noon by Good
ing signing statement to Agent Quigg
that the former statements about the New
York Life Insurance Company were un-
true. The letter will be published to-
morrow.
French Democratic Club.
A meeting of the French Democratic
Club was held last evening. A number
OF addresses were made and the assurance
is that the club will do good work.
Coffee and Cake.
Last evening an excellent coffee supper
was served in Temperance Hall, High
street, by the ladies of the Church of the
Holy Trinity. Besides the assurance that
they would receive good supper, cake Of
every description and fragrant coffee, the
people had another object in coming.
Miss Nellie Loughran the popular young
lady who received the largest number Of
votes for the silver service at the recent
bazaar il~~Mu7ic Hall Assembly Rooms
was to be presented with her beautiful
prize and Edward Monahan the success
ful candidate for the safety bicycle was
also to be called upon TO make response
for his trophy. A very large crowd had
assembled when Rev. Father Farrelly
stepped on the stage and in a short
address spoke Of the success of the bazaar
and thanking all those who contributed
their assistance in any way. He then pre-
sented the silver service to Miss Loughran
who responded as best she could under
circumstances. She was then taken in
hand by her friends and congratulated.
Mr.. Monahan was then presented with
the handsome machine and responded in
fitting manner. supper was then an
nounced and while the older people of the
party went to the lower hall to enjoy the
edibles on the well laden tables the young
people spent the time pleasantly to the
music OF Vance's Orchestra.
Pure Vandalism.
A case OF pure meanness was reported
in the western district last evening when
someone showed his ignorance and the
spirit OF vandalism by pulling up and
throwing into the street three young
maple trees that had been
recently planted by Mr.. Cor
bett in the sidewalk in front Of his
residence on Sumner avenue. The resi-
dents of that street with the idea of beau
tifying the avenue at least in years to
come set out maple trees on the curbing
line. Peter German who resides opposite
Mr.. Corbett set out two, and Mr.. Corbett
set out four. Last evening for no ap-
parent reason, three of Mr. Corbett's trees
were pulled up, broken and thrown into
the street. 1t would take a good sized
man to do it, one old enough to know
better. 1t is impossible to state what
prompted one to do so except a spirit Of
pure meanness and no other available way
to vent it. Mr.. Corbett will not let the
matter rest and the culprit will be found
and when he is he will be taught a
lesson, one that will probably cool down
the spirit of vandalism that was evidently
rampant last evening.
Interesting Items.
There will be special meeting of the
Sacred Heart Temperance Society Monday
evening.
The Pawtucket and Central Falls steam
rollers were at work on Broad street this
morning.
Increase my order of TRIBUNEs," is
what the newsdcalers are saying nearly
every morning.
The Town Council is now in session
kaa r;,,., 20 Ia, 20 ~ nd as,,st
the admission of Interstate Road by way
of Broad street
The "Ticket OF Leave Man" will be pre-
sented Thanksgiving night in Temper
ance Hall under the auspices OF the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society.
William f. Windsor of Lonsdale, agent
of the Amory and Langdon Mills OF Man
chester, N. H., died at Rockport Thursday,
His remains will be brought here.
Wonder il the town pays the expenses
OF all suits brought against a member of
the investigating committee. The tax
payers are settling for about everything
lately.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Joseph Lachance and Stephenie Sylvester;
Alexander Charter and Lisare Lemaire;
Napoleon Lambert and Alphonsine Mar
coux.
The regular meeting of the Temperance
Cadets will be held tomorrow instead of
on Monday evening evening as hereto
fore. The hall has been tastefully
trimmed with 200 yards of bunting in
preparation for the annual matinee ball
Thanksgiving afternoon.