Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-01-02
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Republicans Have Z
"CinCh" on the District.
NO CONTEST MADE TODAY,
The Late Mrs. O'Hanlon Selected Her
Bearers a Year Ago.

The annual election OF flrc DlstTlct OH
GERS is progressing very quietly. A walk
over will be had by the Republican candi-
dates, as no other aspirants are In the field.
No ticket was placed In nomination by the
Democrats for the reason that il would
simply be a waste OF time. The Republi-
cans have dead tight cinch on the dis
trict. They do their own listing, convass.
ing, counting and certifying, and IL would
be the height OF folly for the Democrats,
under existing conditions, to attempt to
capture he district II could not be done.
The officers to be filled and candidates to
be voted for are: For Moderator, Edward
Freeman for Clerk, Charles A. Reynolds |;
for Treasurer, Charles p. Moles; for MEM
bers OF the Board of Firewards, Jethro
Baker, Hector Schiller, David Bloomfield,
John Booth b and Elmer f. Lent; for Asses
sors OF Taxes, William ii. Gooding, Vilbon
Monast and William Bridgehouse; for
Collector OF Taxes, Benjamin A. Reynolds; /;
for Auditors Of Accounts, James Jackson,
Frank II. Washburn and Joseph Beau
cage; for Commissioner of the Sinking
Fund, Charles ii. Parker, Stephen L..
Adams and George II. Spaulding.
Bearers Sci. cted Year Apo.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary O'Hanlon,
whose death occurred at Saylesville on
Friday last, took place from her late home
yesterday afternoon and was very largely
attended. At Holy Trinity Church Rev.
Bernard Redihan condu ,ted the impress
Q . ka Cat hnl 10 Colt nf ich
the deceased was stanch adherent dur
ing her long and useful life. After the
services the remains were escorted to VAL
ley Falls and inferred in st. Patrick's
cemetery on High street, the following
gentlemen, selected by Mrs. O'Hanlon
over year ago, acting as bearers Hugh
Morgan, Patrick j. McLogan, William F..
Mccarthy and Frank E. Fitzsimmons.
Deceased was II years Of age, having been
horn in Ireland in 1921. She had resided
In this vicinity for many years and was
very highly respected.
Bsllou Posts Inspection.
Commander Patrick O'Suliivan has or
dered the members OF Ballou Post, No. 3,
9. A. r., to report at post headquarters in
full uniform tomorrow evening, 1t being
the department officers. Ballou Post is
one of the best in the department OF Rhode
Island. 1t has among its members many
men who wore the blue with bravery and
honor on dark and bloody ground and
proved their valor on many hard fought
field. The present excellent standing OF
the post is due to tireless effort on the
part of several of its members, and to no
single person il more credit due than to
Commander O'Sullivan.
The French. Democratic Club
The organization of the new French
American Democratic Club has been com :
pleted by the adoption Of well written
constitution and bylaws and the election
OF the following officers; President, Ma
.poleon Fontaine; vice. president, John E.
Gobeille; secretary, Ernest Boisvsrt de
Nevers; assistant secretary, Louis Jodion (;
treasurer, James Fournier; corresponding
secretary, p. NJ. Huot; committee on
organization, Joseph Blais, Louis Soirer
and p. NJ. Huot.
The list Of members Is already very
large and the committee on organization
Is receiving new names daily. From the
character and standing Of the gentlemen
elected to the various officers OF the club
the Democrats of Lincoln may rest assured
that 1t will prove most valuable aid to
the town committee in promoting the
highest welfare of the paaty.