The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-28
CENTRAL FALLS.

The Town Council met in regular ses-
sion Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, all
the members being present.
Petition for the acceptance and grading
der of notice, and petition for the appoint
ment of John Walsh as a constable was re-
ferred TO the committee on police
Supervisors for the April election were
appointed as follows: District No. l.
Democratic Andrew Moran, John u.
Guillotte; Republican, George o. Wood,
David Stone. District No. 2-Democratic,
John j. Collins, John Cullen. Jr.: Repub-
lican, Charles +. Bartlett, William Com
stock. District No. 3-Democratic, James
Finn, James III. Whalen; Republican,
Thomas l. Jollie, George Roberts Dis
trict No. 4-Democratic, James +. Mahou,
Albert Jenkins; Republican, Charles
Cranshaw, John Graham. District No. ;
-Democratic, Peter Flynn, Edward +.
Monaghan; Republican, James Jennings.
George Il. Curtis. District No 6-Demo-
cratic-Wiliam McGlynn, James Lacroix;
Republican, Joseph Beaneage, Napoleon
Poisson. District No. = Democratic,
William f. McKenna, A. Plouff; Repub-
lican, Ralph Wilbur, Joseph Ostigue.
Moderators and clerks for the April
election were appointed as follows: Dis
trict No. Moderator, Orville NJ Mowry;
clerk Rounold Landry. District No. .
Moderator, jeremiah L. Smith; clerk,
Harry Fawley. District No. 3-Modera-
tor, Charles +. Fisher; clerk, John a.
classy. District No 4-Moderator, Les
lie +. Learned; clerk. Edward p. Hop
kins. District No. 5-Moderator, Joseph
Milligan; clerk, George Sloane. District
No 6-Moderator, George A. Simmons:
clerk, Henry c. Dexter. District No. =
Moderator, Charles "A. Reynolds clerk,
j. Percy Evans.
Polling places were decided upon as
fnI rin ~, Wnfg oil
No ., Masonic Temple; No. 3, Fireman's
Hall No. 4, band room; No. 3 in booth in
the rear of the file shop, Pine street; No.
q, booth at the corner of Garfield and Illi-
nois streets; No. &, Town House.
The committee on property was in
structed To build polling places for Dis
tricts and 6.
On recommendation of Town Solicitor
Bosworth 5000 was allowed Daniel jerks
for non-fultillment of a contract made in
putting sewer through his land.
In answer to the notification several
abutters on High street were present for a
hearing, but for want of time the matter
was continued until the next regular
meeting, IL not sooner ordered.
This morning the Town Council com
menced the canvass of the voting lists, in
accordance with the act dividing the town
into seven voting districts, which pro-
vides that the lists OF Districts /, 2, 3 and
snail Oe canVaSSeu Nv the council III the
districts within twenty days of the cleo
ton, and shall be in session in each dis
trict three hours. The list of District No.
| was canvassed this morning at Manville
at . o'clock, and that OF No. 2 At Limerick
at 1880 Il. NJ. Tomorrow the list of No. 1
will be canvassed at Lonsdale at . A. NJ,
and that of No. at Saylesville at 1880
Il. Nj. The lists OF Districts 8, 6 and will
be canvassed at the town house on We'd
nesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock. This is
but preliminary canvass, as the lists
will have TO be canvassed within four days
of election according 10 law.
The temporary buildings will be con-
structed for polling places for Districts 5
and q, and Will be located as designated
by the Town Council az its meeting Satur
day. They will be lsX2i feet, and will be
so constructed AZ TO he easily taken apart
and stored away. They will cost about
S22j each.
a Republican rally will be held to-mor-
row evening in st. Jean Baptiste Hall.
The following speakers are announced,
besides some local men Congressman
Walker of Massachusetts. Charles W.
Anderson OF New York, and Aram j,
Pothier OF Woonsocket.
Col. w. III. Gurney of this village has
been appointed Chief Marshall OF the
Canton and Encampment divisions OF the
parade ln Providence on the anniversary
OF Odd Fellowship in America, April 26th
Frederick +. Newell Of this village has
been appointed deputy for gen. \. T.
Burnside Council, O. I. A. NJ, for the
ensuing term.