Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-30
CENTRAL FALLS.
One Officer Wanted to Fight Another-Da
of Reckoning Coming.

One onloer Wanted to Fight Another-Day
of Reckoning Coming.
Two OF the two regular officers had
quite quarrel few days ago and one
challenged the other to fight The chal-
lenge was not accepted. II was not a very
pretty spectacle, even for Darkest Lin
coin"
There WIN he n Day Of Reckoning.
To say that the friends OF MIR. Colds
worthy and in fact all those who believe
in leaving proper person in an Office he
is qualified 70 FIJI and has filed are indig
nant is putting ii very mildly.
Mr.. Goidsworthy has always lived in the
town, has paid taxes and voted here, and
has always worked for the party that has
used him in such an ungrateful manner.
He is q practicing attorney and has
practiced law in this place, Pawtucket
and Providence, and has been very sue
cessful. A man in order TO be admitted
TO the bar in the State OF Rhode Island
must be qualified and must have thor
ough knowledge OF law.
Mr.. GoldswoI shy is a man certainly
qualified for such a position as Probate
Judge and during the past year had filed
the position TO the satisfaction OF all.
Why he should have been removed from
position he had filed so well Is a mys-
terry to all. Why Mr.. Fessendon should
have been selected in place OF the ex-
Probate Judge is another mystery, for he
certainly cannot be moro III person than
Mr.. Goldsworthy.
Programme OF Exercises.
The following is the programme OF the
High school graduating exercises 70 be
held in Temperance Hall tomorrow eve
ming:
Pianist, Theodore Il. Dexter; Leader
Vesper Orchestra, Edwin {. Broome;
overture, Gypsey Queen, orchestra; invo-
cation; oration, The Progress OF Electric
ity, Benjamin q. Reynolds; singing,
SOFTLY Treading, silence Keep; essay,
William Pitts Services TO America, Jen-
ME Z. Bowker; essay, Obstacles to Re-
form in Russia, Martha l.. brennan;
Spanish Serenade and Our Little Baby
orchestra; essay, Preparations for Worlds
Fair at Chicago Katie Y. McGrath;
singing, Serenade; oration, Municipal
Control OF Gas and Electric Lighting,
Herbert T. Fairbanks; essay, Bryant,
Poet OF Nature, Evelyn NJ. Young; over
ture, Lustpiei, orchestra; essay, womsn's
Work in the Civil War, Mabel 2 .Edwards
essay, Personal Abuse In Presidential
Campaigns, Maude r. Andrew; singing,
clark, Hear the Biilows Roar" presenta-
tion OF diplomas, by the Superintendent,
| A. {. Robbins; Concert Waltz, The Ferry
man, orchestra.
The graduting class is composed of the
| following:
| Latin-English course, Second Honor,
| Maude L. Andrew, Jennie Il. Bowker,
| Martha G., Brennan, Mabel 2. Edwards,
Herbert r. Fairbanks; First Honor, Ben
iamin q. Reynolds, Evelyn NJ. Young.
English course: Katie z. McGrath.
The class motto is "we Have Begun,
We Have Not Finished" and is engraved
on the inside OF the class ring.
Interesting items.
The Davis Club will meet this evening.
Joseph w. Freeman left today with his
family for Maine.
Patrick Gaftney will sail for Europe Sat
urday to be absent two months.
There was a small fire in the Austin
O'Mally Block yesterday afternoon.
The Congregational Sunday school will
make an excursion down the bay soon.
License Commissioner George waicott
has resumed his duties at Falos Brothers
store.
The Veteran Fireme2 will not take part
in the contests in Providence Monday as
a company.
A petition TO have a sewer constructed
on High street from Central street TO the
Pawtucket line Is being circulated.
Still there is no talk OF improving
Central street. It was voted by the Couu-
Gil to widen the street by setting back the
curbing from the railroad to Mill street.