Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-03
CENTRAL FALLS.


| -Crescents Install Officers.
1.-The salary Of Thomas f. Quigley for
services for six months as License Com
missioner, 500, has been attached by the
Board Of Firewards or parties represent
ing that body, to serve payment of
| costs in the case brought by Mr.. Quigley
against the Board for damages when his
name and over ninety others were
stricken from the fire district voting list
by the Republicans, they, by trick, not
having been assessed.
Crescents Install Onicers.
Last evening the regular meeting of the
Crescent Literary Association was held
and the officers recently elected were duly
installed and afterward a social time was
enjoyed. 1t is thought that the meeting
has infused new life into that standard
organization.
The officers installed were: President,
Thomas Cadden; Vice President, John p.
Currier; Secretary, Michael Gleason;
Treasurer, Charles Miller; Librarian,
Joseph Grimes; Assistant Librarian,
Bernard Connors; Standing Committee,
John Curran, Hugh Martin, William
Grimes; Question Committees; Thomas
Bacon, Michael Gleason, John p. Curran,
John p. Hussey, William Grimes, L. Fred
rick Taylor; Hall Committee, Thomas
Caaden, Charles Flynn Sergeant at
Arms, Cornelius Bisbee. Mr.. Daniel A.
Maloney is the retiring President, and
the manner I'm which he has presided over
the meetings during his term of Office has
proved him to be model presiding
officer.
The Republican Caucus.
Last evening the Republican caucus for
the purpose Of electing twelve delegates
to attend the State and district conven-
tion was held in the Town House. There
was not very large party present and the
meeting was very short and quiet.
John Il. Goldsworthy was elected Chair
man and Charles p. Baker Clerk. The
following delegates were chosen: Charles
Bartlett, Franklin p. Manchester, Henry
{. Dexter, Joseph Milligan, Charles +.
Wood, s. NJ. Authier, John Il. Colds
worthy, George Gosling, Frank X. Bou-
cher, John A. Classy, Charles p. Baker
and j. Smith.
Ballou Post, G. A. r., meets tonight.
Branch Parnell, /. n. f., meets tonight.
The License Commissioners meet tomor-
row night.
Now let the commissioners get to work
on Dexter street.
Court Central, A. o. f., held the first
meeting last night.
Mrs. Bridget Payton has returned frs~n
a visit to Fall River.
One week from today the special town
meeting will be held.
The annual meeting of the Slater Liter
ary Society was held last evening.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho
Board of Firewards occurs Monday night
The concert next Sunday evening prom
ises to be the best ever given in Tenn
perance Hall.
The howl that was raised by the Repub-
licans about the school trustees hiring
teachers amounted to nothing.
Next month the annual town election
will be held and it behooves the Demo-
Gratis to get into the harness at once and
begin to work.
The Temperance Cadets will give an ex-
hibition drill in Lonsdale, May 10th, and
on Saturday, May 21st., will go to Fall River
and give a drill in that city. The COM
pany will spend the night there, the guests
OF local company and return by boat the
next day.
The dedication OF the Holy Trinity
Church will take place Sunday, May I'D,
and will be very solemn and impressive
service as well as beautiful affair. The
musical part OF the mass, which is being
rehearsed, is something grand, and the
number Of voices will be many.