Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-20
CENTRAL FALLS.

Dr' hann was somewhat Involved IN the
Gage Trouble-Nr. Crawley's Funeral.
DIR. \. \. Mann OF this place was con-
! siderably involved in the II. B. Gage
trouble. He had indorsed Mr.. Cages
paper To some extent. He has now trans
ferred part of his property to his son, A.
B. Mann, Superintendent of the Ulited
States Cotton Co.'s mills. DR.. Mann is
one of Lincoln's wealthiest men.
Mr.. CrawIey's Funeral.
The funeral OF Michael Crawley, who
was fatally injured in the elevator at
Whitford, Aldrich q Co.'s store, Provi-
dence, Tuesday, will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 from the Church Of the
Holy Trinity.
He was a member of Branch William
O'Brien, /. n. f., of this place ana Of the
| Young Irelanders Association Of Paw
tucket, and the members of those organi-
cations will attend in body.
Mr.. Crawley lived on Watson street and
in his death young family is left father
less. His widow has the sympathy Of the
| community.
Getting Uneasy.
The members of Lincoln Council, No.
40, American Fraternal Circle, are getting
a little restless about receiving a return
| for the money they have invested. In
| joint meeting with Sanford Council of
| Pawtucket, "A committee was selected to
secure the services of some legal gentle
men to find out the financial standing Of
| the order.
The Temperance Rally.
Tomorrow evening in Temperance Hall
there will be temperance rally under tho
auspices of the Sacred Heart temperance
Society. IT is some little time since q rally
of this kind has been held in this locality
and the good that is done by such gather
ings is well known.
The Board of Government OF the Union
will be present, and among the prominent
speakers will be Z. j. Quinn, the well
known temperance man and labor agitator
OF Phenix. He is secretary of tho Union.
p. j. Mccarthy of Providence viii also
make an address.
MalIette Club.
A well attended meeting OF the Major
Mallette Democratic Club was held last
| evening In Huot's Hail. The officers and
members realize the amount of work that
is before them and are preparing that
they may creditably acquit themselves.
Interesting Items.
No school on next Monday.
William O'Brien Branch ]. y. i. will
attend the Michael Crawley.
A pretty masquerade was held last eve
ming by the Ladies Olive Branch Circle
in Temperance Hall.
The annual social of the Lincoln Wheel
men was held in Firemen's Hall last eve
ming. II was a pleasant affair.
Messrs. Corbett and Bowen have An
ished their part of taking the school
census. Mr.. Lalibertc remains TO be
heard from.
The fractions fire horse has been dis.
posed of and the new one which has been
on trial will he retained. The department
has now as fine lot of horses as any de-
partmont in the State.
rhe blanket which Anna Sundy took
from the Nally Falls boarding house
proved rather a costly Que. She was
given trial on charge Of having stolen
the blanket and was fined - and costs,
amounting to S16.io.
The Veteran Firemen's complimentary
social and concert will take place in Tenn
perancc Hall Monday evening. The
"boys" have concluded TO bring to a close
all affairs connected with the very sue
cessful bazaar, in this pleasant manner.
Forresters Concert tomorrow evening.
The second of the series of sacred concerts
under the auspices of the Social Club of
Court Flower of Dexter will be held in
Forresters Hall, Lonsdale avenue. An ex-
celent programme has been arranged and
Miss Maggie Carr will again preside at
the piano.