Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-10
CENTRAL FALLS.


ing.-Repubiicans Worrying.
Frank Farrell died at his home, s2 Earle
street, this morning at $50 after short
illness OF a complication OF diseases.
lie was in his 18th year and leaves a
family Of nine children.
Deceased was well known and hioblv
respected and had been a resident of this
town for long time.
He was a staunch Democrat and was
always leading spirit in this section. He
was of generous, charitable disposition
and in his death this town has lost rep
resentative citizen. His family have the
sympathy OF all.
In a State Of Expectancy.
The men who have held the town offices
for the past year are in rather queer
mood today. Some feel confident of re-
appointment while others are not so sure
Mr.. Roberts got many friends OF his po-
sition, and as he and Mr.. Grenan are not
the best of friends, some of the former
Councilman's supporters will have to
make way for those OF his successor.
There is not apt to be much change in
those who secured their berth through
Messrs. Harris and Manchester, for they
are very few.
Messrs. Schiller and Roberts had about
what they wanted last year, and it is
doubtful il Schiller and Grenan will
make such strong team this year. The
other members may demand a share CT
what is going and not give all to the for
mer gentleman's friends.
Meet For Organization.
Tomorrow morning at o'clock the new
Town Council, which is made up consid-
erably OF the old, will meet in the Town
House for organization. Ii is very proba-
BILE that Mr.. Andrew will be reelected
President. He is the most experienced
man on the Council and therefore has
better knowledge OF parliamentary law
and the course that business should take
than the rest OF the Councilmen. For
some of the members, it is their first term
and for Others the second, as members OF
such a body.
Mr.. Roberts's seat will be occupied by
Mr.. Grenan, who also comes from Man
vile, the home of Mr.. Roberts. Begin
ming on the Presidents right the Council
men will be seated as follows in the semi
circle: Jordan, Hawkins, Schiller Grenan,
Bridgehouse and Comstock. The fore
noon session tomorrow will be devoted
to the appointment of a part OF the town
officials. The afternoon session will be
the regular business meeting. Solicitor
Bosworth will probably get his plum
again this year.
Annual Town Meeting.
Monday afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock the
annual taxpayers meeting will be held in
| the Town House for the purpose of assess
ing taxes, appropriating money necessary
for expenses, etc. Every taxi I1yer should
be present.
Davis Club Meeting.
At the meeting of the John w. Davis
Club last evening there was large atten-
dance. Vice President Rowan occupied
the chair and George A. Cummings was
elected Secretary pro TEN. 1t was voted
that all members be notified to be present
at the next meeting as action will be
taken tending to better organization OF
the Democratic party in this town. Il. f..
Phillips, James III. McGlynn, George A.
Cummings, William Won Gottschalk and
Lewis q. Phillips were chosen a COM
mittee to arrange for banquet at an
early date.
Interesting Items.
John II. Burns, the newsdealer, has put
In line of fireworks.
The second Leap Year ball of sour
Girls" will be held in Fales Hall this
evening.
Marriage intentions have been flied at
the Town Clerks office by Prudent Dag
neau and Marie Tanguay.
The child, Annie DAILY, who was found
on Parker street, was later returned to her
home on Pawtucket avenue, near the
horsecar barn.
Some Of the real estate owners of Cen
trail street seem to have trained the
cutters on their buildings to empty the
water on the sidewalk by which many
people get free bath.