Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-22
PRICE ONE CENT.
CENTRAL FALLS.
The Coming Caucus-DeNter Street Shoul
be RepaIred-O Other Matters.

Friday evening the first Democratic eau
Gus will be held for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates to attend the State Conven-
tion.
This will be the beginning of the spring
campaign, and the Democrats feel conf
dent of success in all the coming elections.
There is only one thing that will pre-
vent the party from once more gaining
control of the town and that is dissension
which has caused disaster in every party,
but that cannot happen IN Lincoln. The
party is solid TO a man, because they have
had every reason during the current year
to be united.
Not only the old members of the party
are ready for the fray, but the Republi-
cans, by their actions, have caused many
of their own party to become disguised,
and will not vote for men who believe i'm
mob rule and who are the cause OF the
present financial condition Of both fire
district and town. The Democrats have
every reason to feel sure of success be-
cause the government OF the town during
this year, or so much of Il as has expired,
has not been carried on in the same busi-
ness-like way it was in the two years
previous.
Complimentary social.
A complimentary concert and social will
he given in Foresters Hall, Lonsdale
avenue, Wednesday evening, under the
auspices of the Social Club of Court
Flower of Dexter. Greenc's orchestra will
furnish music.
Cadets Fair.
The opening OF the bazaar of the Cen
trail Falls Temperance Cadets occurred Sat
urday evening. The fair will be open
several nights this week and this evening
will be attended by the Amateur Base
Ball teams OF the city. NJ. j. Kelley OF
the Star Base Ball team is a candidate for
n gold watch,
Dexter streets Claim.
The regular meeting OF the town coun-
Gil will be held Saturday afternoon and it
is said the matter OF improving Dexter
street will be called to the attention of
the members. Whether it is or not IL
should be, for there is no street in the
village more generally used or that is in
such bad condition.
The street is narrow to begin with;
II Is not severed and all surface water
stands anywhere and everywhere. After
light rain there are dozens of min
iature lakes, and after a heavy storm the
street isa perfect river, rivaling the Black
| stone.
The people of the western district feel
that they are being sighted, as improve
ments are going on in other parts OF the
village and the Dexter street matter is
not mentioned. II is true the council
cannot do everything at once but II they
had followed up tn work that their
predecessors had begun, Dexter street
would have received at least some attcn-
| tion. The western section of the village
is growing more rapidly than any other
part, and when such is the case that sec
| tion deserves attention and improvements
can be made now cheaper than several
years hence.
second Concert.
The second of the series of sacred con-
ceit, held under the auspices of the soc al
| club OF Court Flower of Dexter, took
place last evening in Foresters Hall,
| Lonsdale avenue, and was very largely
|
rendered, and among those TO whom
special praise is due is Miss Maggie Carr
who presided at the piano. The pro-
grammc was as follows: Piano solo, Miss
Maggie Carr; reading Miss Mamie Smith;
song, Mr.. William Ross; trio, Thorpe
sisters; violin solo, Miss Il. McSheeni
piano solo, Misses Katie and Mamie
Smith; song, Mr.. j. Brogan; violin solo;
reading, 4. Cornell Monroe; song, Miss
Rose Cunningham; song, Mr.. William
Leach; duet, by request, McVeigh sister;
song, Thomas Forestall. The committee
having charge of the entertainment
consisted OF Mcssrs. II. p. Horan, IL. A.
Travers, w. A. Bacon, +. Devaney, Charles
Morrissey and John II. Geraghty.
| Interesting Items.
The Davis Club rooms will be open this
evening.
This morning Judge Goff fined James
Hathaway $50 and costs for assaulting his
wife.
| Miss Annie Sweeney of Bangor, Ne, is
visiting William Quigley and family, of
Parker street.
The Cumberland Republicans indeed
made queer change when they removed
Officer McAleer and appointed Patterson,
a wonderful change.
| The regular meeting of the Business
Mems Association will be held Thursday
evening when the postponed election of
officers will take place.
| Tomorrow evening Mrs. l.. w. "hurber,
who was chairman of the Ladies' Auxil-
iary Corps at the Veteran Firemen's Fair,
will entertain the ladies of the committee
at her home on Summer avenue.
The complimentary ball rendered by the
Veteran Fircmons Association to those
who assisted in the bazaar will take place
tonight in Temperance Hall. During the
evening concert will be rendered.
A portion of the mules in Conant's mills
are being taken out and ring spinning
frames are being substituted. This has
been done In number OF the mills
throughout New England and the manu-
facturers claim the yarn produced in guam
tity and quality is equal and the expense