Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-06
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Jenks Park Becoming
a Beautiful Spot.
AN OFFICIALS HEAD TO GO.
Irish National Foresters Condemn
British Governments Action.

II person will take the trouble to in
spect jerks Park he will note a wonder
full change since the work was stopped
last Fall.
At that time the largest fountain near
Broad street was placed in position, but
the lake was yet a thing OF the future,
and the grotto, the fountain and observa.
tory on the top OF the small mountain
were only partly completed.
The fountain on the Washington street
side had not arrived and the foundation
was only partly built.
Now the."park begins to look like a
thing Of beauty, as IL was intended 1t
should. The grounds have been graded,
bank walls put in and the luxuriant
foliage and grass form a pretty contrast
to the white graveled driveways.
The foundation for the large Summer
house on the summit Of the grotto is
tern side is in position.
The large fountain on the Broad street
side looks splendid and a foundation to
support a smaller one Is being put In.
A monster vase holds number of plants
and vines near the driveway, and the
silvery water of the lake looks like
crystal.
The Broad street entrance gives a visi-
tor grand impression.
There is an entrance from Washington
street, and when the park is completed
1t will be, though small, one of the most
beautiful and interesting in the State.
Installation Of Onioers.
The ofiicers-elect OF Branch William
O'Brien branch were installed last evening
by High Chief Ranger Charles McGun-
nigle.
The officers are: Chief Ranger, Thomas
CLANCY; Sub-Chief Ranger, Louis a..
Phillips; Treasurer, William IL. Nc
Glynn; Secretary, John o'Neil; Assis-
tant, George wicks.
After the ceremony Of installation a
general good time was in order and all
enjoyed themselves. There were many
vocal and instrumental selections, reci-
tations, etc. John Nelson OF Branch
Robert Emmett OF Olneyville gave several
excellent selections.
the action Of the British Government In
imprisoning Doctor Gallagher and re-
questing the state Legislature and
Congress to take steps toward his release.
The new badges were received. They
represent gold harp, with stsg's head
In the center. The letters T. N. F." on
background Of green, white and gold,
form triangle.
Trial This Afternoon.
The cases Of Isaiah and Jepson Kelley,
for assault with dangerous weapon on
Patrick Mclaughlin, were set down for
a hearing this morning.
Owing to some trouble In getting the
prisoners from Cranston the trial was
continued until o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Mclaughlin was in court looking
very feeble and weak.
Politics ss She IL.
1t is rumored on pretty good authority
that one OF the assistant officials OF this
town will have to vacate his position to
make room for another. 81.
This is the result OF trade made by the
ofiicial whom be assists, before the last
town election. II was practically the
price Of the officiai's election that his as
'istant should go and make room for a
stronger man.
In case this rumor should be true, 1t is
said the assistant will stump the stete
during the campaign as q tariff reform
agitator.
Interesting Items.
James II. Carter is visiting at Rutland,
Vermont.
Eugene Shea and sister are visiting IN
Westerly.
NJ. J. Quigley has been appointed a