Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-09
CENTRAL FALLS.
Some Men Who DO Not Always Look Out
For Number One.

oome men VINO DO Not Always Look Out
For Number One.
There is no doubt in the minds of any
one In this town but that the Business
Mems Association has been benefit, and
has been the cause OF securing many
needed improvements that are now under
way.
To the men who first agitated the for
nation OF such an organization Is GER
tainly due much credit, and the people in
general are grateful for the interest those
men have taken In the village and what
they have done to place ii on a line with
other places of It's size.
Among those who were untiring in
their efforts until this association was
formed are John II. Barber, A. o. Hull,
Fred Il. Phillips, Albert p. Carpenter,
James Callaghan and Others.
UMr. Hull was the first man to take steps
toward the formation of the association
and was chosen the temporary Chairman
at the first meeting and declined the Office
OF President later. He was elected Vice
President, and held the office several
terms. He got out the first paper and
passed 1t around among his friends and
fellow business men to sign, the paper
being an agreement to meet and form an
association. He was ably assisted in the
work by Fred K. Phillips, who was cleo
ted Recording Secretary and who held
that position to the satisfaction OF all,
until business compelled him to resign.
They secured many speakers, members OF
other associations, to visit the infant or
ganization and put life in it by the talk
and exchange Of opinions.
To those men who visited the associa-
tion Is due the thanks of the members, as
they practically famed into life the strug-
Cling flame among them.
Albert p. Carpenter is always a regular
attendant at the meetings, and always has
a suggestion to make on the line OF i'm
provemcnt.
James Callahan, who has done business
In this town for many years, although his
pleasant home is located over the line in
Pawtucket, Is another staunch member.
And so on a dozen might be mentioned.
They are always at the front while others
In the background may be Just as good
members, and whose brains may be fertile
with ideas that IL carried out would be
improvements. Yet these men have never
come to the front. But there is nothing
strange about that, to see a certain few
lead In an organization, as some men are
born to be leaders.
Interesting Items.
Henry l.. Pierce has gone to Canada.
The Court OF Probate will meet Mon
| day.
Tuesday the liquor dealers will go to
Block Island.
The sewer contracts have been awarded
to William Brown of this place.
The Stars meet tomorrow at 10 O'Clock
I'm Foresters Hall, Lonsdale avenue.
/ A sixteen year old daughter OF Martin
Joyce Of Perry street died last night.
The Broad street fire station was never
in better condition than it is at present.
Mark Quinn and Miss Mary McKenna
were married at the Holy Trinity Church
| Thursday.
James German, lieutenant of the
Kearneys, has passed the state board
| examination.
At last Dexter street people have the
street sprinkled. The TRIBUNE has often
| spoke OF this necessity.
Monday the Broad Street Baptist Sun
| day school will make an excursion to
Rocky Point and Mount Hope Bay.
This morning in the District Court
Sarah jerks was sentenced to six months
on the Farm as a common drunkard.
Box 154, located at the copper refining
works, was rung in just before 10 o'clock
The department responded, but there was
no fire.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Firewards will be held Monday
evening in the rooms in the Broad street
engine house.
Firewarden Booth and Chief Patt were
looking over the BROAD street engine
house today to see how they could locate
| q sitting room for the Winter.
The Veteran Firemen's Association now
have very cosy room in the Cross street
| engine house. 1t Is partitioned off from
| the large room and comfortably furnished.
The fficers- elect OF the Sacred Heart
Temperance Society will by installed
Monday evening. There will be COLA
tion and a general good time after the
meeting.
Rev. Father Stang Of the Cathedral will
be at the Church of the Sacred Heart to-
morrow and take up q collection for the
benefit OF the new st. Joseph's Hospital
| for incurables.
The John II. Burns team play the st.
Mary's Christian Doctrine Society Club
| this afternoon. Those on the bench
would make large audience as John has
any number OF "subs."
When High street is torn up to be wild
ened ii will be the proper time to put in
| the sewer and as there is none on that street
| 1t should be done. A petition is to be
presented to that effect.
| The Town Council will meet Monday
afternoon In the Town House. The Coun-
Gil formerly met on Saturday afternoons
when II was more convenient for people
having business to come before them.
There will be a meeting of the School
| Committee this afternoon and 1t Is hoped
that the members will know when II Is
4 QUAR- w hat hev thev hava trouaocied anv