Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Outlook For the Coming
Campaign.
ALL THE NEWS OF THE TOWN
Members Of the Iron Hall Trying to
Save Their Money.
ALL THE NEWS OF THE TOWN

both parties realize the magnitude OF the
coming struggle and will put forth every
EFFORT TO win. The Republicans are en-
gagged In trying to corral their struggling
forces which they may rest assured is not
very easy matter to accomplish. The
people are not completely carried away
with the manner In which the dominant
party has acted during the past year, and
there Is great deal of dissatisfaction.
The party leaders are not pulling to-
gether In that harmonious manner that is
more often seen on paper than any other
way. They arc not working with but one
1t has never boon characteristics OF the
Republicans of this town 10 labor for the
good and welfare Of all, but rather al
ways looked ahead, and II there was any
thing In II for them then they generally
spread themselves.
The people have this fact more forcibly
illustrated to thom each succeeding year
that the party is In power. Accordingly
II is utterly impossible for the Republican
party to remain as II is at present In con-
troll.
All those who know anything about
politics In this town will admit that the
Democratic party have q majority of the
votes and each and every one Of those
ballots will be cast II the campaign Ii
poperly managed.
A vote does NOT count until II is cast.
The Democratic party may be two to one
In the majority, but II will avail them
nothing unless those voters turn out, every
one, and put thoir ballots In the box.
There is no reason for pretty jealousy or
dissatisfaction this year and therefore
there is no reason why the Democratic
party should not present a solid front and
sweep everything before IL.
They may expect all kinds OF trickery
from their willy opponents, and from their
actions II has been shown that they will
resort to anything in order to win.
Realizing all this 10 10 only reasonable
to expect that every Democrat In the town
of Lincoln will turn out this fall and help
to elect the next Democratic President.
Interesting Issms.
The Davis club will meet Thursday
night.
Frank Flanagan hss retur.sa from
Boston.
rhe school teachers win finish their
vacations this week.
Principal overton OF the HisA schsol
has returned from Eurois.
Mrs. Robert Mcclure Of Moore strsst
has returned from . visit - New Yosk
and New Jersey.
The Interstate Company he's . number
OF teams drawing rails end unloading
them along High street.
Misses Maggie and Nellie Mclaughlin
have returned from New Bedford where
they spent their vacations.
Phillips 4 Smith have had q gold leaf
sign put upon the side of their store. II
is the work of Stuart Bastow.
John Swee. was before the court this
morning charged with keeping an un-
licensed dog. His case was continued.
The Oiney Arnold Guards met last
night. The company will soon have
uniforms and will not be far from first
place In regard to appearance.
There will be q mssling of she local
branch of the Iron Hall this evening,
when steps will probably be taken to save
the money In the local treasury.
Laura c., wife of George d. Carpenter,
died at her home on Summit street yes
terday morning, 1t the age Of "a years, OF
consumption. She wss the daughter OF
John 4. Lent.
Mrs. Mc0ee Was before Judge Follstt
today charged with being q common
drunkard. She pleaded guilty and was
released when Richard Kesne gave bonds
for her good behavior.
William Powers of Manville was ar-
rested by Officer San Souci and this
morning he was charged with being a
sturdy beggar. The man was suffering
from tho tremeps and was unable to un-
derstand the charge. A plea of not guilty
was entered and he will have o trial
September 9Th. He h . more a. subject
for hospital than jail.
Ballou Post will hold another open
meeting tomorrow night. Every old
soldier should 60 to- sos the scenes OF
former strife ss readily as he responded a
quarter Of century ago when the call to
arms was heard. Perhaps for many II
will bo the last time they will visit tho old
battle grounds and will have Joined tho
silent majority bofora not hor onr,,rtu m Nv