Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-21
CENTRAL FALLS.
An Interesting Batch OF News from that
Busy Borough.

Busy Borough.
II is said improvements in High and
Dexter street will be begun Immediately.
There is do need OF delay. The money has
been appropriated and the season of the
year is favorable. While everybody is in
favor OF improving those streets, they
are also desirous that Central street should
receive some attention. The Council
voted to widen and repair the roadbed,
but that is all 1t has amounted to. Give
Central str set some attention.
Officers Appointed by the Town Council.
The Town Council met yesterday after
noon for the purpose OF completing the
appointment of town officers. There was
probably too much rivalry and the matter
was continued.
The following officers were elected with
out opposition: Tax Collector, Benjamin
A. Reynolds; Overseer OF Town Cemetery,
Charles p, Baker; Sealer of Weights and
Measures, Fernando j. Landry; Health
Joseph T.. b. Matthew; Auditors of Ac-
counts, John NJ. FORMER, Elmer Il. Lent
and Ralph A. Wilbur; Highway Surveyors,
No. l, Joseph Guertin, Jr.; No, 2, Herbert
Blackington; No. 3, Charles Northup; No.
4, Charles ii. Aldrich; No. 5, William w.
Ballou; No. @, George Il. jerks; No. Z,
Patrick Dwan; Nos. and 8, Andrew j.
Patt; No. 10, Smith NJ. Ballou; No. IL,
Charles +. Bartlett; No. II, Lorenzo ID.
Angell No. 10, Dexter S. Wilbur; No. IA,
John Mitchell; No. 10, David Wilbur; No.
Dali NJ.
Tax Assessors, Samuel Fessenden, viii
liam A. Gooding, Edwin Matthews, Orville
NJ. Mowry, Daniel Hunt, John Roberge
and Benjamin Comstock.
Several of the minor officers were elec-
ted, but the important positions OF Judge
of Probate, Town Solicitor and members
OF the school committee were not filled.
The Council will meet next Monday to
fiji these positions.
Police Constable-Ernest l.. jerks,
Abraham f. Burnham, Albert X. Bacon,
Robert B. Sweet, Joseph Jounard and
Frank X. Boucher.
Field Driver and Pound Keeper-Ernest
L. jerks.
Special Officer under Town Ordinances
John Lyndinhan.
Constable Ernest l.. jerks.
For Overseer OF the Poor, Mr.. Bridge
house nominated George IL. Dalton, and
Mr.. Comstock nominated Charles p
Baker, Mr.. Baker was elected on a ballot
by a vote 6 to 1.
Special officers under the liquor law
were elected as follows: Richard Il.
Keene, John Ellis, Charles Cranshaw,
| Thomas Thornley,, James Pollard,
Emanuel Narcotic and Peter Gendron.
John Bloomfield was renominated, but the
nomination was not seconded.
A petition wSs presented by the Inter
State Railway Company, asking permis
sion to run their line on High street. 1t
was continued with order of notice.
Hough Bros. and George Goyette were
granted licenses to sell fireworks.
The highway surveyors were placed
under the supervision of the Councilmen
in their respective districts.
The Commissioners appointed on High
street reported that they had been unable
to agree with some of the abutters as to
| the damages sustained and submitted the
| following estimates Jonathan Cole es
tate, s2451; Albert Frost, s516.S0; William
| Harris, $3.50; Mary A. Pinksrton, si75;
John j. and Mary Dalton, sl15. The
amount of damage previously awarded
| was s1l ,SS6H. This makes the total dam
| age estimated at sl5,s9i.24. The report of
| the Commissioners was accepted.
Busy Day In the District Court.
This morning was a very busy one for
Judge Gof. Two young sports from
Manville were arraigned on charge of
revelling and paid fine OF 50 and costs
each.
Assault and Robbery.
Deputy Sheriff Cook said this morning
that he had a warrant for one Frank
Nolan on several charges. Nolan is ac-
cused by a Manville resident of stealing n
horse and buggy. lie afterwards assault
| cd the victim of the theft with ham
| mer.
David Ganey and fellow named Arnold
| of Valley Falls got into a row yesterday
and both were fined for rovelling today.
Ganey's face presented a horrible APP
| pearance. His nose was broken and bot h
eyes were nearly closed.
Deputy Sheriff Cook arrested a one
armed indisn doctor in Manville yester-
| day for assaulting William Carroll, a song
and dance man and banjo player. The
prisoner pleaded not guilty and was held
| in 800 tor trial Monday.
| Interesting Items.
| Court Flower OF Dexter met last even
ing.
Francis Hussey Is home from college for
the summer vacation.
Rev. Arthur Bogers will be absent about
three weeks on his honeymoon.
Court Central met last night and n
number OF candidates were iniated.
The Union excursion of the Irish Ma
| tional Foresters will be held on the 30th.
| Ernest Wilkinson OF Saylesville is now
ready to swim anybody from 90 yards to a
mile.
Miss Nellie Shea has returned from a
| few weeks visit TO Westerly with rela-
tives.
How will the liquor traffic be con-
trolled without Bloomfield as n special
officer.
| The first mass at the Church Of the Holy
| Trinity will be held at O'Clock during