Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
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"e""ras Meeting-A Union Celebration
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interesting Items.
monday evening the regular month,v
meeting OF the Board Of Firewards viI, ho
neiu ana there is considerable business ~
Importance to be tire nsacted. The cor
inittee on providing a sitting room fortha
nremen should be able TO make soma
aonhi.e report about the matter II II "a I'm.
'ended that any Improvement is To he
MADE this Winter. II the comfort of the
nremen Is matter Of consideration 10 the
ooaro II should be. Every Spring money
Is spent fixing up the the apparatu which
is practically thrown away because there
would not be any repairs necessary IL the
room was kept cold.
The jail everyone knows Is too small and
although no one Is Inconvenience bv n
Out prisoners, yet while man Is a pris-
oner ne Is In charge of the town and no
matter what his offence may be the town
must care for him until the law has dis
posed OF his case. 1t Is not right to put
'hree or four men I'm a cell together when
there Is hardly room enough to turn
around, but 1t Is often done and IL Is time
there were more cells.
A Union Celebration.
The last meeting o. the John w. Davis
Club was full of enthusiasm and IL is
certainty that this organization intends
TO boom political matters during the COM
ing campaign.
The Interest In the club has always
been undated and this year there has
been more vim in the members and meet
ings than ever before.
At the last meeting Of the club COM
mittee was appointed to make suitable
preparations for throwing the banner of
the club to the breeze which will be done
In the near future.
There was considerable talk about n
union Democratic demonstration and
many expressed themselves in favor of
such an idea. This would be grand
event in political circles and the idea
should not be let die out.
What Is meant by a union demonstra-
tion is to have five or six flag raisings all
on the some evening.
All the uniformed companies of Paw
tucket and Providence would be invited
and grand street parade made, followed
by supper for the companies and addresses
by prominent speakers.
Such gathering Is just what the Demo-
Gratis OF this town want to wake them up
ana 1t can be had Just as well as not.
Each campaign company has a flag that
1t Intends to raise sooner or later. Why
not raise them all at once3 BY doing so
more men could be got here and better
showing made.
Mr. Crane Honored.
At the convention OF undertakers in
Boston Thursday, Il. j. Crane of the firm
Of Crane q Burns of this place was elected
one OF the executive committee of the
association.
Interesting Items.
Superior Lodge performed degree work
last night.
There are now 4sO pupils in the new
French Parochial school.
The Volunteer will be given trial at
4:30 o'clock this afternoon.
Master Eddie Gilligan left today for
Penn Yam, N. Y, on his vacation.
The Town Council visited the Poor
Farm Thursday and enjoyed their annual
dinner there.
A very pleasant gathering was held last
evening at the residence of Miss Milhol-
land, at which there were present friends
from Providence, Pawtucket and Attle-
boro.
The total number of square feet of land
taken to widen Dexter street is 1894 50
and the cost Of doing the work as agreed
by the commission with the abutters is
| 1900 81.
The Office of Superintendent of Schools
Draper is the one formerly occupied by
the Sewer Commissioners In the new part
| of the town house. The Sewer Commits
sioners have moved up stairs.
James Grimes and Moses Girouard, both
OF Manville, were before the court yester-
day, charged with illegal liquor selling.
There were two cases against the former.
They will have trial on the 18th inst.
The big tree that stood on the corner
| of High and Central streets Is no more.
| The last limb was cut this forenoon and
this afternoon the trunk that was imbed-
ded In the soil over 20 years ago was laid
| In the dust.
X. M. Burns arrived last night from
Boston where he was in attendance at the
| Convention of Undertakers. His partner,
Thomas J. Crane, was elected one of four
delegates to attend the National Conven-
tion of Undertakers in Louisville, KY,
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