Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-03
CENT RAJ FALLS.
Tho Bonds are Nov All Righ,-Body Not
Found-Notss.

The Bonds are Nov All Right-Body Not
Found-Notss.
Yesterday afternoon tho special town
meeting was held In tho town house and
was very short. All there vas to DO done
was to ratify the vote to issue bonds passed
March 10th.
Moderator Littlencld was not present
and Samuel Fessenden was chosen Modor-
ator.
The following vote was passed:
Voted. That the fors and provisions Of
the bonds OF the tswa for tho aggregate
principal sum OF tloo. 600 prepared for issuc
by tho town officers and tho CON nittee ap.
pointed nt tho town meeting held on tho lsth
Of March. 1872. which bonds arc dated the
18th of July. 1892. and carry interest at the
rate of per cent. per annum, payable semi
annually In = series OF twenty cqual classes
falling duo respectively on tho 18th day of
July. lsa3. and one OF the other classes on tho
18th OF July In each year thereafter up TO.
and iacluding tho year 1912. tho principal
and interest being payable In gold csin. DO
and tho same Is hoseby approved and that
the issue OF tho sano TO tho purchaser there.
Va - hotcby huthoiisVh ulfvtItu
Body Hot Found.
Yesterday parties of men were engaged
in searching for the body OF tho man that
Is said to bo at the bottom OF Scott's
Pond.
Captain Goldsmith said no received
word about II Saturday afternoon and Mr..
McGunnsgle did not nnd tho clothes un-
Oil Sunday, 40 no discredits the story.
There arc a half dozen Of officers In
Saylosville and thoy ought to be able to
attond to matter In their own village.
A Ms sfer Here.
Tho TRIBUNE man, In speaking to Pres
idont u. w. Wilmarth Of the Veteran
Firemen's Association yesterday, asked
him why muster could not be got up In
this village as long as the Cottage City or.
cursion had fallen through.
Mr.. Wumarth said: "If there were no
car tracks on Mill street and l could get
permission to play there l would give
them muster here and good one, too.
"If we were 30 have muster here low
tho trial would have to take place q way
up on what we call the 'Plains' or near
Buffers tannery In ordor to get water.
"Mill street would be an elegant place,
plenty OF water and a good straight
stretch right In the centre OF the village.
! would be In favor OF q muster II are
could squirt there"
this town considerably, and there ought
TO bo some way OF making arrangements
30 that 10 could be held. That Is what
Central Falls wants, something TO wake
ID up.
Muster In Boston.
There will be another meeting OF the
Veteran yiremen this evening. The mus
ter will DO held In Boston September 18th.
-Four companies have consolidated to
make arrangements.
ContrAct For Moving Coles Biooh.
Yesterday morning work was begun on
the easterly side Of High street at tho
Pawtuckct line and now tho street is the
same width In Lincoln a. Pswtucket.
The contract for moving Coles block
at the corner OF Central and High streets
has been awarded TO Thomas Sweeney.
This is the largest obstruction that will
DO met In widening High street. The
block will be moved 10 the west about II
feet. The brick block on the opposite side
OF the street will not DO moved as the line
tapers down on that side.
Firsmen's Hev RBslsnd League.
President o. w. wilmarth and George
W. Gooding wero delegates 10 tho meet
Ing OF the Veteran Firemen New Eng
land League and attended the session In
Boston yesterday. The local company
now consists of soventy.fivo uniformed
men. The railroad company have can
celled the order for q special train to
hartha's Vineyard.
Three For Sin Months.
Lincoln In doing i,s share In sending
company for Warden Wall at the State