Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-25
IN / CENTRAL FALLS.
Dexter Street Ought to
be Widened Now.
THE NOMINATION PAPERS.
Crescent Literary Association Pass
Very Appropriate Resolutions.


be held tomorrow afternoon, the petition
asking that Dexter street be widened
will be presented, and a commission
should be appointed without delay to lay
out the street and form an estimate Of the
much needed improvement.
Spring IL very near US, and when it
arrives tho work can be done and the
than year or more hence.
II has got to come soon, and the sooner
the better. There has been enough
delay; now Is the time to act. During
the past year n number OF buildings have
been erected on the street and they have
built SO as TO allow plenty OF space for
the widening.
and expect the improvement, and what
they want they should have, as they pay
the bills. Prompt action should be taken
IN the petition.
The Present Trouble.
Yesterday resolution was introduced
N the General Assembly by which the
Chairman and Secretary Of the Demo.
| cratic convention will be allowed to cor
rect the nomination papers and properly
lie them at the Secretary OF Stato's Office.
Town Clerk Crawford has expressed
himself as opposed to any such measure,
which shows the amount Of fairness and
| generosity composed In tho makeup Of
his nature
by following out tho ideas OF such men
an Mr.. Crawford majority OF the voters
| Of the town would be disfrRnchised, and
any one of them In as good a citizen aud
has as much right TO exercise his suffrage
as Mr.. Crawford.
II was not the fault OF the voters of the
Democratic party It the nomination pa
pers were not filesi properly, and II would
| be q shame To deny those men = voice In
the coming election on account Of the
negligence or oversight OF few OF the
/ leaders.
In case such as is presented now in the
town Of Lincoln the members Of the Gen.
eral Assembly should act as fellow citi-
zens, as men, not as extreme pnrtisans.
Tho Opening"
Next Tuesday evening the firemen con
nected with the Kendall street station
will hold their Opening" Of the new
| station.
A supper win bo served and among
| those invited are Hon. ". l.. Freeman,
President J. II. Andrew Of the Town
| Council, Town Clerk &. Fred Crawford
and Messrs. Baker, Booth, Bloomfield
and Schiller OF the Board Of Firewards
The committee who have charge OF the
affair and will look after the entertain
ments OF tho guests are: Patrick Faron
William Lee and George Horton.
In Mcmoriam.
The Crescent Literary Association has
passed the following:
Whereas, II has pleased the Heavenly
| Father to remove from our midst our
dear friend and companion, Michael j.
Reynolds, who was n faithful member OF
this society and one of It's founders, and
| Vice. President, therefore be II
"Resolved, That while we bow in
humble submission to the will OF an all
wise and merciful Creator, wo the Cres-
cent Literary Association, lament the
loss which this society and community
have sustained In the death OF our youth
ful friend aud associate whose noble
character and generous disposition en-
feared him to all who knew hip, and
further be IL
Resolved, That as a. member OF this
society he was one Of the foremost advo.
Gates OF all literary pursuits, and q zeal
Gus worker In every undertaking which
tended to advance its material welfare
and was n dutiful son, a kind brother,
and an honest and upright young man,
whose promising career was so carly
brought to close, and also belt
"Rcsolved, That we extend our heart.
felt sympathy to his bcrcavod family, and
respectfully present them a copy OF these
resolutions as tribute Of our esteem and
regard for the memory Of our dear de.
parted friend.
(THoMAs H.CApDBS,
Committee, MICHAEL A.GLEAsoS,
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