Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-22
CENTRAL FALLS.
Result of Naeural Causes--statements That
Are Twisted.

Are Twisted.
Medical Examiner Kelliher, after a care
ful examination of the remains OF Wini-
fred Lynch, who was found dead at her
home in the rear of Cross street yesterday,
decided that death was the result of
natural causes.
Crane * Burns embalmed the body and
the funeral took place this afternoon. In
tcrment was at Bishops cemetery.
Just Little Twisted.
\ queer statement was made the other
evening in the padded sheet in regard TO
rcdistricting the town. The redistricting,
II said, was agreeable to both parties and
had been proposed by the Republicans
and indorsed by the Democrats.
Now the truth is il was proposed by the
Demo rats, and, with little addition,
indorscd 10y the Republicans.
The idea originated with the Democrats
and lines were drawn for five districts
The bill to be presented by the Republi-
cans is about on the same lines, but with
two more districts tackled en-, one in
Saylesville and one LIMERICK.
can town committee nj special meeting
recently held and endorsed by that body.
OF course the bill had to suit them or else
II was OF no use. The strangers should
state matters correctly.
ireland AsItIs"
This evening in Temperance Hall the
+. d. Daniels Dramatic Company will
present the Irish drama, "Ireland as it
ls.' under the auspices OF the Christian
Doctrine Society OF the Holy Trinity
church. This society, like organizations
Of similar nature, is formed for the
purpose Of being of assistance to tue
church, The education OF the younger
people is one of the objects and il is en-
titled To all the aid possible to be given
10y every member e the parish. In help
ing along the prospects OF this society
the people are simply building up the
organization.
Interesting Itcm-
There will be Il meeting of the John w.
Davis Club this evening.
Marriage intentions have been flied by
David Triffc and Eliza Pettet.
At the meeting of the Business Mems
Association next Thursday arrangements
will be made for the annual banquet.
The ladies interested in the Veteran
Firemen's fair will hold meeting in the
Business Mems rooms tomorrow after
noon.
A special meeting of the Veteran Fire
mems Association has been called for this
evening. II will be the last meeting be-
fore the opening of the fair next Tuesday
evening.
Amzoy Babbit of Valley Falls was be-
fore Judge Goff this morning charged
with an assault Oh his wife. When asked
TO plead he said 81 am guilty OF licking
her, Your Honor" He was fined $40 and
costs.
Deputy Sheriff Powers brought John
Tosscy before the Court today for ped
ding without a license. lie wanted to
see the statutes before entering his plea.
lie concluded hc was guilty and will be
tried Tuesday.
One of the oldest established grocery
stores in this village is that OF Peter Cor
man on Dexter street. His business has
increased to such an extent the past few
years that he is greatly cramped for room
in his present quarters. lie denotes his
success by keeping good goods at honest
prices and by advert sng in the TRIBUNE.
NUMBER from this place attended the
Tyler Council ball, X. of c., in Providence
Wednesday evening. Among them we're
Miss Maggie Cheet ham, who wore a short
gown OF white India silk with lavender
silks lcsves andMiss Nellie Cheetham who
wore handsome gown of leghorn yellow
sntin ornamented with brown velvet fern
leaves and black ostrich feather trimmings.
She wore diamond necklace and dia-
mond crescent on her hair.