Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-06
CENTRAL FALLS.
Council Meeting-Death Of u Former Resi-
dent I'm New Bedford-spicy Notes.

Council Meeting-Death of q Former Resi-.
dent I'm New Bedford-spicy Notes.
Yesterday afternoon the regular meet
ing OF the Town Council was held In the
Town House and the usual monthly bills
were allowed.
The reports OF the Highway and Sewer
Commissioners were received and their
bills ordered paid. The Dexter street
commission made report and IL was re-
ceived and the abutters ordered
to appear and state their claims for dam
ages II any.
Court Flower.
A regular meeting OF Court Flower OF
Dexter was held last evening and two can
didates were initiated This court is In
an excellent condition.
That Fence.
II is amusing to many to notice the
graceful corners In the iron fence set by
the town workmen at the corner Of Cen
tral and High streets. 1t is an awful Job.
Ready to Move.
Contractor Sweeney had everything al
most ready to move the Cole Block on the
corner OF High and Central streets this
morning.
Temperance Society.
Monday night there will be meeting
OF the Sacred Heart Temperance Society
and tomorrow night the board of trustees
will meet.
The society is arranging for a number
of social events during the coming season.
Central street.
Again Central street is being torn up,
this time 10 be macadamized. The curb
ing has all been set and Surveyor Patt
with a number OF assistants were engaged
today in setting cap stone for sewer
pocket. The street does not now look
any wider than before.
Court Central.
Last night a meeting of Court Central
was held and nearly every member was
In attendance. Three candidates were in
itiated.
There was several visiting brethren who
made remarks, among them being Grand
Beadle John Hyland and Chief Ranger
Afiiick of Pawtucket.
Interstate Pushed.
The Interstate Street Railway are rush
ing things on High street and have gang
OF men at work paving between the rails
laid.
The Cresents.
A regular meeting OF the Crescent Lite
rary Association was held last evening
and the committee on excursion reported
that affair success.
During the coming month several
prominent Democratic speakers will ad-
dress the members.
Died In New Bedford.
A dispatch was received this morning
by relatives of Thomas Ford stating that
he had died suddenly In New Bedford,
Mass.
He formerly lived here and only moved
to the Whaling City short time ago.
Did Not win.
Thomas Cunningham the sprinter that
went to Framingham, Essex and Natick,
Mass, yesterday to take part In several
sporting events returned last night with
out winning any OF the prizes offered.
Given Trial.
Last night the Volunteer was taken out
on Illinois street and given trial. The
machine worked elegantly and the boys
have every reason to be- confident that the
first prize will be theirs after the trial in
Boston next week.
Tomorrow evening the regular meeting
OF the association will oe held and hnal
arrangements made.
The engine is a beauty and can throw a
stream farther than any engine In New
England and makes no trouble about II.
Died This Morning.
Mrs. Mary O'Connor, an aged and re-
spected resident of Adams avenue, died
this morning shortly after o'clock. She
will be greatly missed.
One drunk was fined this morning and
that was the extent OF the Courts labor.
The steam roller is at work on Central
street.
Interesting Items.
A great many improvements are taking
place on North Main street In this village
and Pawtucket.
Tomorrow night there will be meeting
OF the Page Guards and the members of
the company will be measured for uni
forms.