Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-18
A BAD BREAK IN PROSPECT.
CENTRAL FALLS.
Teachers Organize to Obtain Their Sal.
aries-why Fogarty Bros. Assigned,


aries-why Fogarty Bros. Assigned,
A meeting OF the school teachers OF dis
tricts and was held last evening in the
High school building. The teachers in
tend to compel the School Committee to
pay them the salary that is stated in their
contracts which do not expire until next
April.
The committee has taken il upon itself
to reduce the salary of each teacher TO
t150 day. Still the committee claims
that Mrs. Patt's contract with the trustees
holds good. The rest OF the teachers in
tend also that their contracts shall hold
good and that Mrs. Patt cannot he made
an exception.
why Fogarty Brothers Assigned.
By the assignment made by Fogarty
Brothers, grocers, To Attorney James Il.
Murphy legal contest may be opened up.
The store was burned down last year. 1t
was situated on Pine street. II was in
sured for q 800 and the insurance com
pany refused TO pay that amount, offering
a sum much less. This was refused and
the assignment made 80 that the creditors
OF the firm may bring legal proceedings
against the company for the recovery of
the full amount
Interesting Items.
Maloney & Shea opened their new place
OF business last evening.
The Licence Commissioners have
granted seven more licenses.
A building that is being moved on
Bread street blocks horse car travel.
"Our Girls" are arranging for a social to
be held in Fales Hall in the near future.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Alphonse Fontaine and Victoria Lachance.
John ii. Barber has purchased the Fales
estate adjoining his stable and will soon
build an addition.
A special meeting Of the Christian Doc
trine Society OF the Holy Trinity Church
will be held Friday evening.
james q. and David l.. Fales left yester-
day for Moosehead lake, Me, for a ten
days trial at hunting and fishing.
The people Of Lonsdale will have a
chance to see the Temperance Cadets give
an exhibition drill Friday evening.
Grand Chancellor Fred n. Goff and
board OF Grand officers vitited st. Johns
Lodge, X. OF p, OF Providence last even
ing.
Clerk Crawford and some friends went
fishing yesterday and made quite catch.
Driver winterbottom OF the Broad street
station went fishing today
Never chop wood near clothes line.
James Campbell tried it and the result is
that he has bad cash in his head caused
by the axe getting caught in the line.
r. NJ. Burns of Crane & Burns is stiii IN
Boston at the meeting Of the UNI ID
States College OF Embalmers. Mr.. Burns
will probably receive his diploma tomor-
row.
The Temperance Cadets gave n return
social to their lady friends last evening in
Cadets Hall. About fifty couples partici-
pated. The Alpine orchestra furnished
music.
The. z. o. p. IL not saying much about
what the Town Council ticket will be this
year, but II may be said without going
very wide Of the mark that il will be
much the same as the Council now stands
Mr.. Read OF Attlcboro rather gained a
lap on Detective Pollard in the hunt for
Edwin Perry and has thereby. earned a
cool one hundred dollars very easily. Mr..
Pollard followed the idea that Perry was
in this vicinity.
II ono OF the many correspondents from
this town keeps on in the Same strain
about "drills," etc, the people will think
he In trying TO make a military journal
out OF the sheet. The drill spoken OF was
settled when the judges gave their deci-
sion and there is no need OF a discussion.
Remember the district caucuses tomor-
row evening, Democrats. In these meet
iDgs the feelings OF all should be ex-
pressed; then stand together in June.
There are five delegates from each district
TO be elected and Moderator and Clerk to
be nominated.
The Hilburp Republican Club Of Ions
dale, OF which Mr.. Pollard and few
others are the great moguls, has been
practically dead for several months be-
cause IL wanted nothing more from the
town. However, the chief has issued a
call for q meeting TO select candidate for
the Council.
Nottingham Isces and Pole Coinpistei