Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-20
CENTRAL FALLS.
Town Council Meeting-A Clam Bake
Newsy Notes.

NeWey Notes.
The Town Council met this afternoon
10 appoint collector of taxes, an over
seer OF the poor, four school committee
men, health officer, janitor of town house,
probate Judge, town solicitor, officers un-
der the liquor law, sealer OF weights and
measurers, coroner, sewer commissioners
and highway surveyors. There are plenty
of applicants for positions, and no mat
ter who is appointed the Council will
make enemies, especially in the appoint
ing OF solicitor and probate judge.
CLAIMS and Fun.
Yesterday was the time set for the an
nual outing Of jolly crowd from this
vicinity who have concluded that clam
bake every year will induce longevity.
Following out this idea a party who
desire to become landmarks, and who
probably would IL they did not attend as
only the good die young, assembled on
Mill street to await the conveyances.
The conveyance was very large party
wagon, and about fifty had answered the
roll call when the prancing steeds were
brought to standstill. The ride up to
the scene OF the contest was uneventful.
Upon the unloading of the precious
freight on the "a an acre green sward of
Diamond Hill, the "Chef" began prepar-
ing the bake, while the rest OF the crowd
played base ball. foot ball and did every
thing else tiresome.
Justice was done to the spread and the
return trip was made in unusally quick
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street wharf were sighted and landing
effected. The majority Of the party were
ready to rest as such violent exercise was
not in their line.
Interesting Items.
Courts Flower and Central meet tonight.
The Temperance Society will elect ofii-
GERS Monday night.
Joseph McWiliams now has position
at Smiths Palace Hotel, Pleasant Bluff.
A branch Of Catholic Crusaders OF the
Holy Cross will soon be organized in this
village.
The TRIBNUE tomorrow will contain a
full account of the council meeting this
afternoon.
There was a great deal of speculating to-
day over the appointments of the Council
this afternoon.
Peter German OF this place and family
| have moved into their cottage for the
summer at Bullock's Point.
Alice Rich, a teacher in the Durfee High
School at Fall River, is visiting her. uncle,
Rev. j. A. l.. Rich of this village.
Mary Balsam and family of this place
have taken lease of Shady Sea cottage
No. 3 Camp White for the summer.
Yesterday the Crescent Literary Asso-
citation and the Irving Literary Club of
Pawtucket enjoyed their annual clam
bake.
Many took advantage yesterday of the
free ride to Pawtucket given by the
| Steamb boat company with ticket down
| the river.
Rev. Mr.. Perry OF Boston preached at
the Peoples Mission yesterday. Rev. Mr..
Gould, the former pastor of the mission,
has resigned.
Superior Lodge, |. o. o. f., With Enter
prise Lodge, I. o. q. f., OF Pawtucket, at
tended divine service last evening Mt the
Embury M. Il. Church.
Some of the residents Noticed a strange
illumination Of the sky yesterday morn
ing in the West. There must have been a
large fire out in the country.
At the Holy Trinity Church yesterday
the services were at the usual hours, $3.50
and 10 80 o'clock. Rev. Father Elliot OF
ficiated, Sunday school was at the usual
hour in the afternoon.
Jonn +. Kelley OF this place is now bus
mess manager of the "Billy Marble
Theatre Company. This week the COM
pany is in Long Prairie, Mich. He is
doing remarkably we'll.