Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-29
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Dexter Street Should
Be Improved Now.
GOLDSWORTHY-CHOQUE
Both Were Used Rather Roughly by
the Republican Council.

Now is the time to put a sever in Dex-
ter street II it is to be done at all, and il
can be done for less money than five or
ten years later. The street is to be
widened, and while that is being done the
sewer could be put in making one job of
1t and avoid the tearing up OF the entire
street after 1t has been improved The
business on the street warrants the ex-
penditure OF the money, as that section is
rapidly building up and the sewer is
necessary for the health OF the people.
The petition should have been presented
to the council Monday.
1t is Hard Lines.
Imagine the feeling of Judge Colds
worthy and his friends on account of his
enforced relegatlon to the rear after the
work he has done for the party during
the past years. IL would be hard TO es-
innate the amount Of anger bottled up
In the breasts of Mr.. Goldsworthy and his
friends when he was forced to make way
for man who must naturally be his in
ferior in regard to law, Mr.. Goldsworthy
being practising attorney. Mr.. Colds
worthy said last year that it was the only
position he ever asked for or wanted and
thought he should have it. To be beat
out of:both the judgship and solicitorship
is pretty hard. Mr.. Goldsworthy is of
course man qualified to hold such q
position while the only knowledge Mr..
Fessenden has Of probate law is what he
learned while serving on the Town
Council. Mr.. Choquet too is in the con-
somme with the ex-Probate Judge and
the man from Warren gets the 81 900 plum
again thisiyear. The Republican Council
appear to be mad, but there may be a
method in their madness.
Interesting Items
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hanson are in
New Bedford.
Patrick Horan will leave for the West
next week for visit.
The 7. ID. Daniels Company met in For
esters Hall last evening.
The BARRIERS and wine clerks are arrang-
ing fora game OF base ball.
Mrs. Nathaniel Spauiding is visiting
Mrs. Louise Fales at Bullock's Point.
Henry Horan will leave next week for
the keystone State on pleasure trip.
Henry Travis and John f. Farrell will
start for Canada next week for a pleasure
trip.
Oscar A. Newell has purchased the G..
z. Thurber homestead estate on High
street.
John B. Carlin will leave tomorrow for
New Haven to attend the convention of
the X. of G..
Miss Mamie Ryan OF Dexter street will
leave Friday for the White Mountains
for the summer.
There Will be no special exercises in the
grammar schools at the closing for the
Summer vacation.
The graduating exercises of the High
school will take place Friday evening in
Temperance Hall.
Miss Julia LAWN of Watson street has
returned home after spending two weeks
of Pleasure at the City by the Sea.
People are complaining that the street
lights on the Lincoln side of the Broad
street bridge are not lighted regularly.
At the meeting of Court Flower of Dex-
ter Hugh Vaughan was elected Senior
Woodward. The election of treasurer
was continued until next Monday night.
Branch William O'Brien will make
street parade pefore leaving for Paw
tucket to take pant in the union excur-
sion tomorrow.
The members OF the Peoples Mission of
this place have chartered the steamer
Planet OF Pawtucket for an excursion to
Sanderstown next Tuesday. The mem
bers of the Broadway Tabernacle of Paw
tucket will accompany them.
James IL. German, Walter A. Bacon,
William Grimes, Charles Blake, James
Foy, James Kelley, Christopher Carrigan,
Joseph McCloskey and John Bannon have
been elected committee by the Christian
Doctrine Society of the Church of the
Holy Trinity TO arrange for the annual