Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-27
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
J. H. Fairbrother Succeeds
A. J. Patt.
KEARNEYS WILL PARADE.
Pollard and Sunday Liquor Selling
Temperance Society's Election.

The meeting oil the Line oln Town Coun-
ell yesterday afternoon was attended by a
large audience who were as usual some
what disappointed at the way In which
the business was transacted.
All OF the members were present, and
President Wilbur occupied the chair.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
II was expected that all of the highway
surveyors would be appointed at this
meeting but the suit bject was too great one
for them to tussle with all at once and the
only appointment made was that Of
James ii. Fairbanks to succeed A. j. Patt.
This was surprise to many although 1t
was predicted some time ago that Mr..
Patt would be removed. Several who
were after the position are dissatisfied
with the selection.
number OF bills were paid, and the
town treasurer was authorized to hire
S25, 900 to pay currant expenses.
Councilman Jordan did his usual
amount of objecting, and ex-President
Andrews was invited to takea seat with
valuable information regarding jerks
park. The Council adjourned to the 9Th OF
July.
Fourth of July.
The arrangements for good celebra-
tion Forth of July are progressing favora-
bly, and the celebration will be far more
interesting than was at first supposed.
The invitations are being accepted far
better than was expected and the line
will be an imposeing one. The chief
marshal, DIR. Gottschalk, has selected a
fine staff, and the line will be headed by a
cavslcade in which all horsemen are in
vlted to participate. The bicycle feature
OF the parade promises to be an interest
Ing one. Invitations have been sent to
many clubs In the State and all riders are
requested to participate. The committee
are doing all possible for the success OF the
day, and 1t is hoped that the citizens Will
encourage them. The arrangements for
the school children's exercises are all
completed and the exercises will be Of
much interest. The committee will hold
an important meeting this evening.
Their Annual Election.
The annual election of officers of the
Sacred Heart Temperance Society was
held last evening. There was q good at
tendance and harmony prevailed. The
result is as follows: President, Matthew
McCaffrey; Vice President, Stephen ].
Casey; Secretary, James Sullivan; FL
nancial Secretary, Joseph Flynn; Treas
urer, Robert Ballou; Janitor, Michael
Brohan; Board OF Trustees, Thomas Ryan,
Eugene Wall, Michael Brolan, John
Walsh, John McGrath, Charles Farrell;
Investigating Committee, Joseph Nc
Alevy, Thomas Fogarty, James Foy;
Auditing Committee, Stephen Casey,
Hugh McHenry, p. Clark; Marshal,
William Maxwell; Stewards, Louis Mar
tin, Il. Kelly, II. Carney; Messenger, Il.
Kelly.
Tn. Kearpcys Parade.
The members OF Kearney Light Infantry
held n largely attended meeting last even
ing. Thirty seven discussed the object
OF parade, July Forth. II was voted
unanimously to parade, and there will be
a good sized company to do escort duty to
the line.
Interesting Items.
Police business Is at the present dull.
A milk wagon came to grief on Broad
street by the colIapsing Of wheel.
The graduating exercises of the High
xutI E.tA