Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-24
CENTRAL FALLS.
What some Men say About the Nomination
Papers-Notes.

fapers-NOtes.
Nearly every man In both parties has
formed an opinion in regard TO the way
the affairs OF the Democrats have become
mixed up in filing the nomination papers
Some say II was neglect on the part
the Secretary, and others on the part OF
the Chairman of the Convention and
Chairman OF the Town Committee
Messrs. Quigley and Fitzsimmons say
that they did not find Secretary Riley at
at all Tuesday night and that telegram
was received from him yesterday, coming
from Newport, stating that he would be
at the State House at 10 o'clock today.
He agreed to bc at McGunnagle's drug
store, Valley Falls, at o'clock, and did
not come, Fitzsimmons and Quigley wait
ing until II o'clock. They then went Go
Providence.
Business Men Tonight.
This evening a meeting of the Business
Mems Association will be held and there
should be good attendance. The season
is nearly here when improvements to
streets, etc, can be made and the Business
Men are the ones who know what is
needed and to advocate improvements.
Central Falls needs the aid of the Asso-
citation to place 1t on n level footing with
other towns of its size.
Boys Missing.
About two weeks ago Peter Reilly and
another boy named Monaghan disappear
ed and have not been heard of since.
Both resided on Lonsdale avenue.
The boys were both about 10 years OF
age. Reilly is light complexioned, has
blue eyes and wore kneo pants, dark coat
and vest and striped cap. Monaghan is
dark complexioned.
Campaign Opened.
The campaign will open in Manville
tonight by the Republicans when the
French citizens will be addressed by
A. J. Pothier of Woonsocket, NJ. NJ. G..
Dc La Tonnamcour and J. NJ. Authier OF
this place.
The Democrats will start the ball roll
ing one week from tonight when a mass
meeting will be held in w ! ards Hall and
Hon. W. T. &. Wsrdwell will be present
and the speaker of the evening.
Another rally will be held before cleo
tion when Charles r. German, the can
didato for Lieutenant Governor, will be
to give nm instructive address.
Interesting Items.
The Town Council will meet Saturday
afternoon.
The Mallette Democratic Club will meet
tomorrow night.
The regular meeting of the John W..
Davis Club occurs this evening.
This town has more polling places thG n
any city or town in the State except
Providence.
The public library should be kept open
one more night week as the librarian
recommends.
Doherty OF this place met kempton OF
Pawtucket mt the Lonsdale Atheletic
Clubs exhibition and made very good
showing. Honors were about even.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given last evening at the residence of
William Gooding on Washington street
for the benefit OF the Broad street Bap-
tist Church.
The matter of widening Dexter street
should be discussed at the Business Mems
Association tonight. Men from the wes-
tern district should be present to advo-
cate the improvement.
The work OH the interior OF tue Holy
Trinity Church is nearly completed.
Several of the windows In he tower were
broken during the recent storm. The
drama presented in Music Hall st. Pat
rick's night netted a neat sum.
+. l.. Freeman said yesterday that he
did not believe the General Assembly
would pass special act and admit the
Democratic nomination papers. No Won
| der, as on the action of the Legislature
rests the question as to whether he will
| be Senator.
A mc,tins of the directors Of the
| Graric stat, PruN,dcnt Associate ion
was he'd IN Business Mems rooms last
and the following officers elected. Presi-
dent, W illinm III. Gooding; Vice President
Fred G.. Pblipo; Secretary, Edward M.
| Thurber; Treasurer, George G. Stillmau.
|
Ills Personal Experience.
Hon. James W. Husted, while serving his