Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-04
CENTRAL FALLS.

Lost His Watch and Thinks the Thief T.
Here-Ihe Dedicat on.
Last Saturday liveryman OF this place
took a party of young nen TO q well
known resort above Woonsocket. While
there young man from franklin Joined
the party and imbibed rather freely. He
had watch valued at 200, present from
his athcr who is dead. When he arrived
home he missed the watch and later placed
the case in the hands OF the Providence
officers.
deceive was sent here yesterday try
ing TO locat some OF the party who were
with the Franklin man.
The Ded cation
The dedication of the New Garfield
street school house took place this after
noon at 2 o'clock before a very large
crowd OF interested spectators from this
village and Pawtucket The school which
Is n handsome building OF pressed brick.
is situated on the corner OF Garfield and
Illinois street and is in very thickly
populated section of the western district
The need of an additional place in which
to educate the rising generation has been
long felt want. The schools already in
use have been over-crowdod, causing no
end OF trouble for the teachers and en-
dangering the health OF the pupils.
The other school buildings in this sec.
tion are situated, one on Kendall street
and the other on Cross street. Both are
wooden structures, but the people OF this
district can now boast of having the finest
grammar school in the town, equal in
every way to the High school except in
size.
The building has long been ready for
occupancy, but there was not money
enough appropriated There are good
prospects, however, that more will be
asked for and received at the tax PAYERS
meeting to be held next Thursday. TIE
school may be opened Monday.
The ceremonies This afternoon consisted
OF addresses by DR.. Il. b. Andrews, Presi-
dent OF Brown University; Hon. Edward
l.. Freeman, Thomas B. Stockwell. Com
missioner OF Public Schools; John y.
Butman, Esq, George A. Littleiield, Bsq..
Principal OF the State Normal School:
Alvin &. Robbins, Superintendent OF
Public Schools OF Lincoln; Charles Brad
ley, Esq, Hon. Edwin ID. McGunness,
Samuel ID. Learned, Esq, and Henry NJ
Maxson, Esq, Superintendent OF Public
Schools Of Pawtucket, and singing by
the High school pupils. School Trustee
James +. Murphy had charge OF the
arrangements and carried them out ad-
mirably.
Interesting Items.
The regular meeting of Superior Lodge,
|. o. o. f., occurs tonight.
At the meeting of the Davis Club last
evening several propositions for member
ship were received.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Garvin took
place yesterday morning from her late
residence on Lonsdale avenue.
Services Will be held at the Holy Trinity
Church this evening and on every Wednes-
day and Friday evening during Lent.
The Republican Town Committee will
soon meet and issue call for the caucuses
TO elect delegates to the State convention.
A chowder was enjoyed by the members
OF the local branch OF the Fraternal Cir
Gle after the meeting Wednesday even
ing.
Nj. Pauline McGrath, who has been con-
fined to her home for the past week with
Illness, resumed her duties today at the
Cross street school.
Town Clerk Crawford yesterday COM
Met cd ARRANGING tho yoting Iiuts 20 sn;,
the change In the number of districts
There are now seven lists-one for each
district.