Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-22
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Newell and His Yard
Stick Create Trouble.
FRED {. PHILLIPS FAVORED.
Will the Dexter Street Improvement
Be Long Drawn Out?

William Newell, one of the abutters on
High street, has been measuring the
various estates on that street with yard
stick. He has arrived at the conclusion
that the new entrance to Frost's box shop
IN on the street line at one cosner two
inches; that the house belonging to j.
Henry Fales, near Cross street, is nine
inches on the street line; that one end of
the Congregational Church Is on the street
line. He, therefore, concludes that the
authorities are making fsh Of one and
flesh of the other, for he has building on
the line, and they insist on having it re-
moved.
Met Last Night.
A meeting OF the Page Guards was held
last evening and every member was pres
ent. The company will make good
showing in Pawtucket tomorrow night.
VIII the Work be Postponed.
1t is the opinion OF many that the work
OF widening and improving Dexter street
cannot be done this year on account OF
the lateness OF the season even IL 1t were
begun at once. The commissioners, how
ever, think that work will soon be begun
and say 1t would have been commenced
before only the abutters made their task
so hard and dissgreeable that much time
was lost.
II the work Is begun and not finished it
will probably leave the street In a very
bad condition during the coming Winter,
even worse than II Is now, II such thing
is possible. But matter OF that kind
can be easily overcome, AZ there is no
need Of tearing up the street any farther
than It can In the estimation OF those of
good Judgment, be finished before cold
weather fastens It's grip on the village.
The Schools.
Beginning next Monday the session OF
the public schools will be changed. The
morning session will close at II ;25 TO ac-
comodate those pupils who have to carry
dinners to the factories. The afternoon
session will commence at :15 o'clock
The evening schools are fairly attended,
but as the weather grows colder the mum
Der Of pupils will increase.
Hearts to Beat as One.
The following marriage intentions have
been fled at the Town Clerks office:
William Davis OF Valley Falls and Ada
Ayers OF Central Falls; Thomas II. Scott
OF Cumberland and Joanna Murray of
Lincoln; Walter Schora OF Pawtucket and
Mary Jane Lodge OF this place.
District Court.
This morning before Judge Goff three
persons were fined q and costs for drunk
enness.
Matthew jameson pleaded guilty TO a
charge OF common drunkenness and re-
ceived sentence OF six months.
Fred r.. Phillips Favored.
Yesterday Fred Z. Phillips OF the hrm
OF Phillips a Smith received from the
committee on ceremonies OF tho Worlds
Pair an invitation to attend the dedics-
tory exercises of the buildings at Chicago,
October 20, n and "a. The invitation was
through the recommendation OF Hon.
Charles II. Page. Mr.. Phillips will sc-
cept and attend.
Interesting Items.
Town Clerk Crawford attended the State
Fair today. His deputy, James Gooding,
was there Yesterday.
A meeting OF the John w. Davis Club
will be held this evening. II Is hoped
that the club will take some action in re-
gard 10 q union parade and flag raising.