Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-10
CENTRAL FALLS.
Republicans Have No Trouble In Carrying
the special Town Meeting-Notes.

The special meeting was held this fore
noon at 10 o'clock at the town house.
There was large crowd present when
Moderator Littlefeld assembled the plat
form and called to older.
Clerk Crawford read the call for the
meeting which was for the purpose OF
taking a vote on the question:
"Shall the Town OF Lincoln Abolish the
istrict School System?"
When he had:fnished, Mr.. Newell moved
to abolish the district school system.
Sam Pendergrass seconded the motion.
Some one in the rear OF the hall moved
question was not put.
Mr.. Newell's motion was put and de-
clared carried.
Then John T.. Dennis, who stood lean
ing against the railing near the Moder-
ator, moved to adjourn. 1t was seconded
and carried.
The Democrats were not out i'm force as
they could not leave their work.
Temperance Society Meet.
AT the meeting OF the Sacred Heart Tem-
perance Society last evening delegates
were elected TO the semi annual conven-
tion to be held May 30th in Temperance
Hall, as follows: James Callaghan, Jr.,
George Corrigan and Thomas Flanagan.
Board of Firewards.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Flrewards was held last evening
after tedious hours wait for Secretary
Crawford to put in his appearance. There
was but very little business done.
Democratic Town Committee Organize.
The Democratic Town Committee has
organized as follows: Chairman, Thomas
+. Quigley; Secretary NJ. j. German;
Treasurer, Phillip Green; Auditors, Louis
Fourier, John Synon and Louis G..
Phillips.
or course the Republicans have little
the advantage, being in power and un-
scrupulous enough to manipulate the
voting lists to the detriment of the Demo-
Gratis, as they have done before. This is
to be expected and the Democrats have an
uphill fight, but, by hard work and uni
ted action, every thing will turn out all
right.
The cau:uses To elect delegates to the
town convention will be held in the seven
districts on Tuesday evening, May II, and
the town convention will be held on the
following night, in the town house.
Interesting Items
Charles Blanchette is on visit To
Montreal.
Branch William O'Brien, |. n. F., will
meet this evening.
Well, the special town meeting has been
held. There will be another next month,
and an election comes before that.
Three boys named Bannon, Clark and
McGill pleaded not guilty today to break
ing and entering and will have trials next
Tuesday.
80 far nothing has been heard of the two
fourteen year-old girls, venie Sherman
and Maggie Duff, who ran away from
home last week.
Now is the time for the Democrats To
begin work for the June election. There
is less than month before the annual
election OF town officers.
Next Sunday evening lin Temperance
Hall the Children of Mary OF the Holy
Trinity Church will give concert, the
proceeds to be donated to the purchase
OF window for the church.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
James Reynolds and Anna Bella McFar-
lane, both Of this place; James Stanley
Baker and Mary Fields; William Thomas
Mansir and Sarah !Ann Green OF Valley
Falls.
The main thoroughfare Of the western
section of the town is what is called the
"Great Road" and it has been blocked up
for the past three weeks by the Messrs
Sayles moving large building, greatly to
the annoyance OF those who live in that
section.
Sunday morning the Xmonth hs- old
child OF J. Capron of Elm street was found
dead in bed. DR.. Remington was called
and gave his opinion that the infant died
OF suffocation. The child had been sleep
ing with its two-year- old sister and the
older one had rolled over on the younger,
suffocating il. Medical Examiner Kclliher
deemed an inquest unnecessary.