Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-28
CENTRAL FALLS.

Gertie Brooks Successful In Her Attempt
| Mt suieide-The Election of Supervisors.
About two weeks, ago Gertie Brooks, 10
| years OF age, living in the Albion board
ing house, took poison with suicidal in
| tent. The dose was too much and she
vomlted freely, which led the physician
to believe she would recover.
She did appear better yesterday, but
sank rapidly during the night and died
at o'clock this morning.
Her mother died about a year ago and
was buried by the Overseer. OF the Poor.
Word was sent to him this morning.
Crane & Burns went after the body.
The Supervisors.
At the Council meeting on Saturday
evening the following were appointed
Supervisors for the April election: Dis
trict No. 1-Democrat, Andrew Moran
and John B. Guillette; Republican,
George o. Wood and David Soue- District
No. 2-Democrats, John j. Collins and
John Cullen, Jr.; Republicans, Charles f.
Bartlett and William Comstock. District
No. 3-Democrats, James Finn and James
II. Whalen; Republicans, Thomas l.. jolly
and..Gesrge Roberts. District No. i-Dem-
ocrats, James +. Mahon and Albert Jen-
kins; Republicans, Charles Cranshaw and
John Graham. District No. 5--Democrats,
Peter Flynn and Edward L. Monaghan;
Republicans, James jennings and George
T.. Curtis. District No. 6-Democrats,
William McGlynn and Joseph Lacroix;
Republicans, Joseph Beaucage and Napo-
leon Poisson. District No. democrats,
William Z. McKenna and A. Ploun; Re
publicans, Ralph Wilbur and Joseph
Ostigue.
The following moderators and clerks
were appointe to serve at the April cleo
tion District No. Moderator, Orvillc
NJ. Mowry; Clerk, Rounold Landry. Dis
trict No. 2-Moderator jeremiah L.
smith; Clerk, Harry Fawley. District
No. 3-Moderator, 8 Charles +. Fisher;
Clerk, John A. classy. District No. A.
Moderator, Leslie +. Learned; Clerk, Ed
ward p. Hopkens. District No. 5-Mod-
orator, Joseph Milligan; Clerk, George
sloane. District No. 6-Moderator.
George A. Simmons; Clerk, Henry c.
Dexter. District No. Moderator,
'harles 4. Reynolds; Clerk, J. Perric
Evans.
1he follinwing polling places were desig
mated; District No. 1, Woisards Hall;
No. 9, Masonic Temple; No. 3, Firemen's
Hall; No. 4, Band room; No. ., in booth
In the rear OF the file shop on Pine street
No. o, in booth at the corner OF Garfield
and Illinois streets; No. Z, Town House.
The committee on property was in
structed to build voting places for dis
| tricts Nos. 8 and 6.
Canvassing the List-,
The canvass of the voting lists began at
| O'Clock In Woisard's Hail, Manville, to-
day. Clerk Crawford and the members of
the Council went up there On an carly
train. They remained there until II and,
| after refreshments went 10 Limerocl,
where they opened at 80 in the Masonic
Temple.
| Tomorrow the Council will be at the
band room, Lonsdalc. at o'clock and at
Fireman's Hall, Saylesville, at I 80.
Interesting Items
Thomas Hughes OF Earle street died
Friday night.
A Democratic rally will bo held in Man
willie Thursday night.
Thomas Ward, who vas sent to the
State Farm, has escaped.
John McGrath OF Cross street will soon
erect a new house on Broad street.
The funera! Of Joseph Labouchro took
place yesterday afternoon from the French
Catholic Church.
The Young Ladies Sodality OF the Holy
Trinity Church attended Holy Commun-
ion in body yesterday.
There is no such organization as the
Uncas Club. 1t is n myth and exists only
in the imagination of a few.
The graduating class OF tho High School
this year will be composed OF six young
ladies and three young men. They are
already cni'as,i ID preparing essays.
John f.. Aciiy - 4, arrive home from Lc
Roy, Mimi, during ;de coming month,
and will present n new plsy 20 his own
called "Gyp, The Nugget in Temper
anur Hall
The pcmuc rats OF Lincoln have no use
for blue OF read seal organization. The
party viii receive enough stabs in the
back by the party on the other side with
out any OF it's own members taking
hand.