Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
0Ineyvi|Ie Does Not Al.
feet The FarWeII Strike.
THE DEXTER STREET SEWER
James Browns Annoying Business Ex
perience-Polo Prospects.

There were rumors afloat yesterday that
caused some little comment about the
condition OF affairs at the Farweli worsted
they were without foundation and un-
called for. The position OF the Olney-
vile weavers will have much to do with
the metho pursued by the local ones,
say the majority OF those here.
There is, however, a far different phase
of this case from that al Olneyville. The
Farwell company is not GesirVus OF start
ing, while the others are. Supt. Eddy Ia
still as Arm as ever In the statement that
he will not start up until Feb. I. This Is
by no means good news for the wesvers as
they were of the opinion II some sort of a
settlement was arrived at at Olneyville
they would be willing to start up here.
Prospects are that whatever decision is
reached at Olneyville It will not affect the
local situation. The improvements con-
tinue to 60 on at the Farwell mill, and
Mr.. Eddy intends to have a model mill In
every particular when business In re-
sumed.
The Dexter Street Sewer.
II In wei, known tact that at the last
annual meetigg for aIpro} ristions large
sum was la nui by tho taxpayers for the
pur pose of sewer ug Dexter street which
hsn been for r,f1y Winters q miniature
river, end " here, ir some instances, 1t has
beeu almost inpassa BILE at times
The tsxpayers appointed a committee to
investig igate the matter and to recon nsnd
some method to relieve the present cond,-
tion of this important tnoroughfsre.
This committee secured the services of
experts who examined the streets and
hav" aco pied plans which the TOW ms eDgi-
neer states are being worked upon, and the
sewer commissioners say this will be the
next largssg job to be begun at the end
ot the Winter. But the residents will be
obliged to 60 through tho same difficulty
this as last Winter, providing tho weather
Ia as severe.
Business Experiences.
James Brown, a we'll known resident OF
this village, recently purchased a liquor
saloon at Pawtucket for his two sons
I he license was taken out Ia one OF the
sons name and the money paid for the
business to the wife of the one OF whom
Il was purchased. Brown claims to have
been all straight, paid what was asked
| and the next thing he knew q keeper had
No. to Brown who knew nothing OF tn,
indebtedness. The keeper was removed
and two days ago another keeper sd.
was also removed and now James desires
to know what will come next.
Polo Prospects.
Although the promoters OF polo had
completed arrangements to begin the
sport at Temperance Hall within few
days, there now appears an obstruction
which may result In the withdrawing
OF the much anticipated sport. Some OF
those having authority do not wish Ia
let the hall for polo a., they claim, too
much damage would be done to the hall
Those most actively engaged 10 the pro-
motion OF the sport ere confident ths,
they csn convince the objectors and get
the hall.
IntorcstipR Items.
John II. Cosgrove, who has been con.
fined 10 his residence for several days
with rheumatism, is improving.
James II. Besttie Of the Brockton fire
department was In town Tuesday.
James Lynch, the successful candidate
for the gold watch at the Sacred Hear,
fair, will receive the trophy some evening
next week.
The Vets Eat Chowder.
The Vets gathered at their rooms last
evening to partake of chowder under
the order OF the Winter social committee.
The bill OF fare was solidly attacked and
then came good entertainment which
was enjoyed.
Fugitive Captured.
Edward Magner, who escaped from the
State Farm recently, has been captured
by Constable Huling.
Horse Clipping by Machine