Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-19
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The CouLcii Mssting-Kesrneys without
Light The Buryea Child-Notes.

The CouLeii Meeting-Kearneys without
Lighf-The Buryea Child-Notes.
The regular meeting OF the Lincoln
Town Council was held yesterday after
noon. For once 1t convened at the hour
appointed and all the members were pres
ent with the exception OF Councilman
Comstock who is at the Worlds FAN.
The Council was called to order by Pres-
ident Wilbur, who had recovered from his
recent Illness.
This Is fact which denotes signif-
canoe. No special private session was
held under the direction of Boss Dennis,
as Councilman Schiller "kicked.n
When the Council did get together the
following business was hurriedly done.
DR.. Malo, the health officer, made sew
eral complaints regarding Lonsdale.
Notices were ordered served upon de-
sire Murray, Yates street, that nuisance
be abated within As hours.
The petition for the filling In of a part
OF the estate of Charles Risk on Washing
ton street was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Highways.
Building permits were granted to
Charles Ratcliffe and Joseph Martell.
The petition of Joseph Mongeon for a
transfer OF his victualing house license to
the place from which he purchased from
Samuel Davignon was read. Councilman
Schiller told some facts and Councilman
Smith moved to not transfer the license.
II was so voted.
Several bills were allowed and ordered
paid.
The Council ordered new signs placed
where scarlet fever is, and Councilman
Jordan was relic yed Of the arduous duties
which he should be Obliged to shoulder.
Kearneys Without L tight.
The Kearney Light Infantry did not
meet last night for the simple reason
that the Pawtucket Gas Company had
shut of the gas lin their armory because
the bill has not been paid.
However, they held drill meeting on
the street.
Last April the General Assembly ap-
propriated sl,7OO for gas and fuel for
the different companies. The Gas Com
and they sent 1t back approved, with in
structions to send 1t to the Secretary of
States Office for payment.
The company sent back notice to the
effect that IL the bill was not paid by
October the gas would be shut of.
But the company did not wait untu the
first Of the month.
The members of the Kearveys say they
will not meet again until the State settles
the bill. 1t Is being done for the Provi-
dence companies and the Kearneys insist
on the same treatment.
Want to Close.
petition Is being circulated among
the storekeepers, asking all to close their
places OF business on Wednesday, In order
to allow the men an oppoi unity OF at
tending the State Fair. Nearly all of the
places ore signing IL.
The Bui yea Child.
Mrs. Buryea has her child once more.
Her husband secured IL Saturday by en-
tering the house and carrying II away
with him, but Monday morning the child
was once again in the charge OF its
mother. 1t is stated that the father took
the girl to a room near the corner of Mil
and Cross streets and that he sent for the
mother Sunday, telling her she might
have the child il she would call for It. The
mother went to the place and she was
made captive by her husband. Monday
morning she was free again and has the
possession of the little one, and this will
probably be the last that the public or the
courts Will hear of the case.