Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-13
CENTRAL FALLS.
A Runaway Girl IL sFound-Handsome Pr'
sent to Father Farreily.

n Runaway Girl IL found-Handsome IRE
sent tn Father Farreliy.
A few days ago Miss Rosanna Plante, 10
years old, who resides with relatives i'm
this place, left her home without inform
ing her people where she was going. She
had been gone but a short while before
she was missed, and after searching for
her her uncle came to the conclusion that
she had Intentionally disappeared. The
police were notified and samples OF her
dress and trimming were sent to Provi-
dence to aid the police in Identifying her
should she happen to be in that locality.
Early Wednesday night Officer John
Symonds saw a well dressed young woman
i'm the Union station, and upon question
ing her found that she was the missing
girl. The officer, having been instructed
regarding the case, accompanied Miss
Plante to the Central Station where she
told the officers that she had been visit
ing in NStick and was on her way home
when the officer asked her to go to the
station. Her people were notified and an
hour later her uncle came to the station
and the young woman was allowed To
depart.
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In regard to the matter OF how Mr..
| Newell made his motion at the special
| town meeting, il makes no difference ac-
| cording to the statutes whether he inser-
| ted the words, "and adopt the town sys-
| TEN" or not. According to the law, any
town may at!any meeting, either special
or regular, vote to abolish the district
school system, and then according to pro-
visions made in the statutes, the entire
school. property goes under the control of
the School Committee and n vote to that
effect is not necessary.
The Board OF Trustees still retain con-
troll OF everything until the school pro-
perty has been appraised by commits
sioners appointed by the Supreme Court,
which has not been done yet. The. exact
wording OF that section is as follows:
"Upon the abolition, or discontinuance,
of any district, its corporate powers and
Liabilities shall continue and remain so
far as may be necessary for the enforce
ment of its rights and duties"
4 Handsome Present.
The members OF the Young Ladies
Sodality OF the Church of the Holy Trim
ity have been hard at work for some
months past raising;funds for certain
object which they had in view and they
have been very successful.
They have presented to the pastor, Rev.
Father Farrelly, check for sl00.t be ex-
pended in purchasing the vestments to ba
used at the dedicatory services one week
from Sunday. The young ladies. deserve
praise.
Captain De,ine To Resign.
The people Of this place will hear with
regret the news that Captain John L.
| Devine OF the Temperance Cadets is to
resign his commission next month.
Mr.. Devine is in business in Pawtucket
and his trade has increased so much
that he finds himself compelled to take
this step and to give up his old love, tho
Cadets.
Interesting Items.
The Cadets went to Lonsdale last even-
ing
The Democratic Town Committee will
meet Sunday.
Major Mallette French Democratic Club
will meet tonight in Huots Hall.
The regular. meeting of the John w.
Davis Club was held last evening in the
rooms on Central street.
A regular meeting of the Town Council
will be held in the Town House tomor-
row afternoon. There is considerable
business to be transacted
The Cadets will give an exhibition drill
in Lonsdale next week and will go To
Fall River next Saturday for the sama
purpose, returning Sunday.
John OConnor left for Atlanta, Ga,
Wednesday to take charge Of large cot
ton mill. Mr.. O'Connor is inexperienced
man in the cotton manufacturing sbusi-
ness and his many friends wish him suc-
cess.
Chief Patt expressed himself as we'll
pleased with the manner in which tho
men OF the Kendall street station hadle
the apparatus. drill meeting was held
Wednesday evening and n chowder
served.
The robbery of II. b. Wood 4 Co.'s Of
flee furnished ample opportunity for the
local detectives" to show what they
could do, but so far the mystery remains
as dark as ever. II seems strange that
gang OF burglars can work so long i'm ono
section without being captured.
"a prominent gentleman" "leading
Republican" and similar personages ara
occupying considerable space in tn,
articles OF certain correspondents. But
1t is much easier for the writer to. inter-
view himself than to hunt up man.
Then again, the man interviewed" in
such way is not liable to "kick."