Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-23

Temperance Cadets Please the faii ktN%
ites-The Council Meeting.
Saturday evening the Temperance
Cadets, under command of First Lieuten-
ant Thomas Rock, went to Fall River TO
attend the festival OF the Robert Emmett
society.
On arriving at the depot in Bowenville
they were met by the Sheridan and
the Emmett Guards and, led by a band,
made a short parade. At the hail they
gave a splendid drill.
The Emmett Guards had arranged for
their comfort during the night and they
returned last evening with Branch Will
liam O'BrieD, l. n. f., which made an ex-
cursion to Fall River yesterday.
Lists to he Canyassed.
This week the Town Council will can
vass the voting lists OF the seven districts
to be used in the annual June election.
Each list will be canvassed i'm its district,
except those OF Nos. 3, 8 and which will
be canvassed at the town house Saturday.
Special Council Meeting.
special meeting OF the Town Council
was held OH Saturday afternoon.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
was given permission to hold fair for
three nights.
John II. Barber, Edward Corbett and
Graham Cowperthwaite, Commissioners
OF the widening OF High street, made
their report.
The damages awarded amount to s11,
SS6.4i. The Commissioners could not
agree with the heirs OF Jonathan Cole,
Albert Frost, William Harris, Mary A
Pinkerton and George A. Dalton. The
cost OF the work is estimated at 1000
The report was continued, and the Com
missioners were instructed to make an
estimate OF the damage done the estates,
with the owners Of which they could not
agree.
Some minor business was transacted
The following persons were appointed
Supervisors for the town ele:tion to be
held on Monday, June 6: District No. l,
Democrats-Frank Grimes and Joseph
Raymond; Republicans Charles o. Wood
and Charles Bland District No. 2, Demo-
crats-William Cullen and John J. Collins;
Republicans-Joseph p. Noiseux. District
No. 3, Democrats-James Finn and james
II. WhaIen; Republicans-Th l..
Jollie and George p. Lawton. District
No. 4, Democrats-William Manning and
John McKenna; Republicans-Edwin
Mathews and William Martin. District
No. 5, Democrats-Peter Flynn and
Thomas Cudden, Jr.; Republicans-Geo.
T.. Curtis and James Jennings. District
~ a IaEr
william McGlynD; Republicans-Joseph
Beaucage and Paul Blais. District No. Z,
Democrats-Napoleon Bauviere and Will
McKenna; Republicans Joseph l.. Osti-
que and Ralph Wilbur.
George ii. Dalton was drawn grand
| Juror to attend the June term OF the Court
| OF Common Pleas.
Interesting Items.
Henry Pierce has gone to Montreal for
| a visit.
The festival OF the Temperance Society
will open Friday cvesing.
Graduation exercises at the High School
will take place June 2ith.
The Children OF Mary OF the Holy Trim
ity Church will meet tomorrow evening.
Tomorrow evening there will be May
devotions at the Church OF the Holy
Trinity.
This evening the district caucus of dis
trict No. will be held in Firemen's Hall,
Valley Falls. Everyone OF the 200 Demo-
cratic voters in that district should attend.
The Democratic Town Committee had
made all arrangements for the convention
tomorrow evening in the town house
when the Republicans decided to hold
their caucus at the same time and plics.
This is not the first time they have shown
meanness.