Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-26
CENTRAL FALLS.
Cadets Elect Omcers-Few Facts About
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At the meeting OF the Temperance
Cadets last evening the following officers
were elected: First Lieutenant, Thomas
Phillips; Second, John Phillips; Clerk,
Lawrence Donavan; First Sergeant,
Charles Phillips; Second, John Rock;
Third, Henry Menard; Fourth, Patrick
Small; Fifth, John Taveney; First Cor
poral, Peter Laurie; Second, Michael
1Iurphy; Third, Lawrence Donavan;
Fourth, James Cooney. At the meeting
next Monday night the musicians and
buglers will be appointed.
Few Facts.
The Republican party Of this town has
chronic falling for claiming everything
supposed to be beneficial to tho taxpayers,
and to plead blissful ignorance of ever
having heard OF the party leaders doing
anything wrong.
OF course everyone knows those sturdy
old warriors, who for years have born the
brun. OF the battle, according to how
much there was In Il, arc as near angels IA
II is possible for human beings to be, and
only need wings to soar heavenward.
The claim Is now m dc that the idea Of
redistricting the town originated with the
Republicans and was Endorsed Dy the
Democrats. During the last year OF the
Democratic reign q committee was ap-
pointed to redistrict the town. The work
was done, the committee making Ave dis
tricts. The bill was presented to the
Legislature aud was strenuously opposed
by the leading Republicans. Among
those who opposed II were Samuel
Clark, Daniel q. Littlefield, Ex-Governor
Littlefield and Alvin G. Robbins. Il. l..
Freeman sent In written protest.
Their plea was that there was not time
| enough to get out the voting list for each
| distric II was three weeks before cleo
tion and Town Clerk Smith pledged him
self 10 have the lists ready In seven days.
Then they said there was no need OF II.
The bill did not pass and the Republicans
gained their point, they wanting to re-
district the town to suit themselves.
Now they propose to do II and to claim to
be the originators. They have about as
much claim to 1t az they have to the title
with which they have recently been dub
bed, champions OF ballot law"
Line Of Red.
The fair of the Veteran Firomen's Asso-
citation opens this evening which Is Fire
mans night. The veterans will meet at
the headquarters and, led by the Paw
tucket City Band, and accompanied by
the Valley Falls Company, will 60 TO
Pawtuckct and meet the Hay Cart dele
cation. The Gaspees will be met vt the
depot. The line of march is IA follows:
Main and Broad streets to the depot;
High, Clay and Broa 4 streets, down Cen
trail and North Main, up Cross and High
to Temperance Hall.
Interesting Items.
william O'Brien Branch, /. y. T., meets
tonight.
Court Flower Of Dexter intends to give
a series OF concerts.
Town Clerk Clerk Crawford says he is
not desirous of becoming candidate for
Secretary OF State.
A Arm from Hartford, Conn, has begun
q tanning business in the tannery recent
ly occupied by X. A. Butler.
Rev. Arthur Rogers, son OF Judge
Rogers OF Providence, has been offered the
rectorship OF st. Georges Church.
The Crawford hose reel, which has been
at John w. Perry's shop for repairs, was
taken back to the engine house today.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
tho Town Clerks Office by Albert L. Hall
and Mary Muldoon; Peter Carter and
Annie Lemainc.
Tho employees OF tho gold, silver and
copper refinery works, formerly the Gray
boiler works, are said to bo very we'll
paid class Of workmen.
The Kearney Light Infantry is now
under the command~ of Lieutenant
Howard F. Wall, Captain Burns resig-
nation having been accepted.
The "rat trap" a little house In he rear
OF High street, il now deserted, all the
inmates falling into the hands OF the
police.
At the meeting OF Court Flower OF Dex-
ter Inst evening Christopher Hickie was
elected Treasurer to fill tho vacancy caused
by Frank Farrell not qualifying. Henry
p. Horan was elected Marshal for Friday
night.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the Town Clerks Office by Charles T..
Briden and Grace A. Davenport; Frank
s. Thornton and Auzelia Alice Moss.
both OF Lonsdalc; Patrick Hainey and
Margaret Heckie.
Mrs. Bernard Moran and Mrs. James +.
Farrell are on visit to relatives in Mt.
Carmel, Pa. Mrs. Moran's nephew, John
o. roole, Is TO DO ordained to the priest
hood this week and will celebrate his first
mass next Sunday.
Peter w. Nc Gee, II years Of age, who
resided at 300 Dexter street died Saturday
evening after a short illness. lie was a
well known young man and was highly
respected. His funeral took place this
morning from the Church OF tho Holy
Trinity.