Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-11
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Meeting OF tho Board Of FIJI ewards-Tem
persnce Society Officers Installed.

Meeting OF tho Board OF Fh ewards-Tem-
persnce Society Officers Installed.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Firewards was held at the Broad
street station last evening.
All of the members were present, and
President Baker occupied the chair. The
minutes OF the last meeting were read and
approved.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid: p. c. Luli, s4.60; Pawtuck-
ct Gas Co., s54s.10; w. f. Sweet, $50; Paw
tucket Furniture Co., f21.45; Faies q
jerks Co., s4.12; Ester & Laureal, s72.40;
Pawtucket Water Works, $403.16; e. L.
Freeman q Son, si.5O; Standard Oil Co.,
$3.50; Mason Chaplin, s27.S0; John w.
Perry, s24.66; Perry Bros, $3.50; f. X.
Lamarine, $40; p. b. Wilbur, s4o.45; o.
w. Wilmarth q Co., $3.50; Providence
Telephone Co., s3s.67 j. Ii. Bowker, s23;
Permanent firemen pay, $50; Calimen,
three months, s625; f. Il. Lent, f75;
Arthur Sherman, $50.
The regular police were voted an extra
days salary for Fourth of July services,
upon the recommendation. of the Com
mittee on Police.
The Committee on Street Lighting were
authorized to renew the contract with the
Pawtucket Gas Company for another
year.
The Committee on Water Supply were
authorized to enlarge the pipe now laid
on Evelyn street, also to lay new pipes on
Summer avenue; also to lay 4-inch main
pipe on Darling street.
The following police report was pres
ented for the month OF June: Number OF
arrests, IS; prosecuted, "a; committed, 21.
Causes OF arrests-assault, 1; common
drunkard, 2; drunk, AZ, defacing build
ings,1: exposure of person, 1; returned to
State Farm, 2; insane, Il; intoxicated,
quarre,ling and revelling, "a; larceny, i;
assault with dangerous weapon, 1. The
police attended three alarms OF hre, cared
for two stray teams, quieted eighteen dis
turbances, dogs shot, a; store doors found
open and secured seven, put up IS dodgers
at the station. Fees collected f207. The
regular police pay roll was allowed and
ordered paid. The board then adjourned.
Installation.
At Temperance Hall last evening the
officers elected by the Sacred Heart T. A.
and B. Society at recent meeting were
installed with interesting ceremonies.
Before the installation much business of
an important character was transacted.
The retiring treasurer, John O'Connor,
offered the annual report of his office.
The report shows the finances of the or
ganization to be in excellent shape. A
report of the board OF trustees confirmed
the statement of Treasurer O'Connor.
A communication was received from
the general secretary of the z. T. A. Union
of America inviting the society to send q
delegate to the national convention of the
| union at Springfield, Mass, in August 2,
Sand a. Joseph F. Kelley was elected
| delegate.
| The installation was then proceeded
with, President George X. Corrigan con-
Quoting 1t. The new President, Matthew
| McCanfrey, upon taking the chair made
| brief speech of thanks and assured the
society that he would use every effort to
advance It's interests.
Vice President Stephen J. Casey, Re-
cording Secretary John Sullivan, Financial
JObePu lTcdbuTcE nODtIt DcllcW
and the other officers elect In turn made
brie' and happy speeches OF acceptance,
after which light collation. was partaken
OF followed by short addresses on temper.
ance by prominent members of sister So
cities and a musical program of merit.
The Board VIII Acr Promptly.
There is a general complaint among
water takers about the sefvice, and how
poor 1t is at the present time. This is
easily explained and will be remedied as
| soon as can be by John Booth, Committee
on Water Supply. The cause is that the
present pipes put In many years ago Is
not now of sufficient size to accommodate
the many water takers and as soon as
possible tie old pipes will be taken up,
and new ones of larger dimensions put
in their places to give all of the takers
good service.
Onicer McCabe All Right.
Ex. Patrolman McCabe of the Central
Falls police force il now located at the
Electric Works, where he is In charge
nights. He Is faithful man for the posi-
tion and well liked by his employers.
The Christian Endeavor.
The Society of the Christian Endeavor
have arranged to discontinue their meet
ings through the heated term, and will
not meet again until September.
The Militia at Camp.
Company q, Second Regiment, Infantry,
II. 1. M, left for camp this morning on
the 1853 train. They numbered 40 mus
kets, two musicians and three officers.
They were in heavy marching order and
presented a soldIerly appearance. Al
though there are several new men In the
company Captain Lythgoe has them In
good condition.
stepped on Backwards.
A peddler departed hurriedly from the
3:15 train yesterday afternoon and now
mourns the loss of several pieces Of tin
ware also sprained ankle. Fortunately
he alighted from the rear end which In all
robability saved his life, as he rolled up
on the track when the cars had Just
passed.
He Did. H0 Did.