Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-04
ELECTION ON MONDAY.
Lincoln Democrats are
Very Confident.
HAVE A STRONG TICKET.
Lieutenant Ltyhgoe Elected Captain
Of the Kearneys Last Night.

shown by the methods they are resorting
to in the hope of securing another year
OF fat living on the town treasury
Their abuse of Mr.. Burnham will act as
a boomerang at Mondays election. The
Democrats never had a stronger or better
ticket in the field. 1t will surely be elected
il full vote is polled.
Here Is the ticket:
Town Clerk, John n. Butman.
Town Treasurer, Charles Z. Moies.
For Councilmen, George w. Burnham
Harley f. Colwell, John Cullen, Sr.,
Johnathan Hill, William ii. Corey, George
ID. jerks and Napoleon Fontaine.
Let every Democrat vote and success
will be assured.
Prize Drill Tonight.
This evening the festival OF the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society will be contin-
ued, and the postponed prize drill will
take place. This will be hot contest, as
the contestants, Cooney and Cleary of the
Central Falls Cadets and Sergeant Kearns
OF the Grattan Guards of Providence, have
met before and are very finely drilled
young men. Kearns is champion of the
State and means to uphold his reputation,
while Cooney and Cleary feel confident of
lowering his colors. 1t will be an inter
esting and pretty exhibition.
Complimentary BaII and Presentation.
Last evening the Dexter Social Club
| rendered n complimentary ball to their
many friens in Foresters Hall, Lonsdale
avenue, when the prizes won at the recent
fair were presented. Joseph Laffon was
given silk tile to wear; Miss Katie
Mcguire got silk umbrella TO shield her
in stormy times, and Mr.. Haskins, the
| gold mounted whip. 1t was very pleas
ant affair.
| The Final Canvass.
The final canvass of the voting lists was
made yesterday forenoon, and but few
changes were made. The preliminary
canvass did the work.
Captaia I.ytbgoe of the Kcarneys.
At the meeting OF the Kearney Light
Infantry last evening adjutant Frank f.
Canning presided, and First Lieutenant
John {. Lythgoe was elected Captain,
John M. Phillips First Lieutenant and
James +. German Second Lieutenant.
The resignation OF Captain Wall was re-
ceived with much regret, and a vote OF
thanks was rendered him for his services
| in the past and the unselfish interest he
took in the company during his official
career.
| Interesting Items.
| Monday is election day.
Superior Lodge Of Odd Fellows met last
evening.
John b. Dolan is erecting tenement on
Adams avenue.
Elect the Democratic ticket and save
5000 in miscellaneous expenses alone.
II is about time that the taxpayers
stopped paying high salaries to "sports,
and men who do not earn it.
DIR. Sweeney, Central Falls "boy," is
President OF the Board OF Aldermen OF
Seattle, Washington. lie is now acting
Mayor.
Jim is afraid OF losing his snap. II he
does, they're going to try and get him a
Job on the LIMERICK Lynx ss the Sayles-
vile scavenger.
Let every Democrat remember that he
must vote Monday and 60 to the polls
early, thus saving themselves trouble and
giving Others n chance.
IL is expected that branch OF the Catho-
lie Crusaders of the Holy Cross will be or
ganized in this village soon. There is
now prosperous branch in Pawtucket.
The Council have postponed granting
the pork pie licenses to the men whose
support they thought they were sure oi
and granted to others to insure support