Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-28
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Council Slow TO Take
Taxpayers Hint.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION.
The Fourth Of July. Programme Sad
If True-Notes.

The work mapped out by the taxpayers
at the recent town meeting for the new
Council does not appear to be noticed to
any extent by the seven wise men who
have accomplished but little since their
organization. The vote regarding q
Board of Public Works met the
approval of the recent meeting and
II was voted to authorize the Council to
appoint a committee from each district to
present to the General Assembly an act
to establish the board. The fact that IL
will have tendency to break up several
small positions and take away sala-
ry from some Is one reason why
the Council will not take any hurried ac-
tion upon the matter which passed the
town meeting without any objection.
Bnt the promoters of the WORK do not
propose to lose sight of 1t at the hands of
the Council. II Is a we'll known fact
that some of the Council do not
like this method regarding public works,
and for that reason will strive to keep 1t
of as long as possible. But 1t must come,
and the sooner that the Council forms the
committee as directed by the taxpayers,
the more II will accommodate the citizens.
A member of the Council is author
ity for the statement that the mat
ter will be kept back as long as
is possible. Whether 1t is right for the
Council to not comply with the vote of
the taxpayers remains for the latter to
Judge. 1t is fact that such action on the
part of the Council causes no little COM
ment.
Unpleasant II True.
II is reported that well known mar
ried woman is missing and so is a middle
aged man who have been on Intimate
terms with each for sometime. The TRI-
BUNE man called at her residence last
evening but nothing could be learned
from the members of the family.
Business Revived.
Judge Con had an increase of business
at this mornings session of the District
Court. There were eight drunks and two
were from Manville. The regulation fine
Of " was imposed.
Graduating Exercises.
The third annual graduating exercises
of the Lincoln High School will occur at
the Central Falls Congregational Church,
Friday evening at s o'clock.
Superintendent Draper has prepared the
| following order Of exercises:
Overture '..................,;....;.. Orchestra
Prayer....."........... ..Rev. J. A. L. Rich
singing, trio. "Dragon Flies.". Bargiel
Grafton 'MisggoverpRe3 Of american Cities.
Essay. ... The Presss, rssas Sf Sir Thomas More.
Leah 5. Downs.
tsSS Curtains ysc :. oR1mss Wii%ar,h. ioeA0'en
a. Prior. fation of Our Forests,
sssssss, ssss, "A lssh Main rect waslet. .orons.tr.
Oration. Improvement of the Country Roads.
Louis A. 0lney.
Essay ...........A Great American Hnmorist,
Minnie ii. Hough.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Teacher Of Mem.
s. FIhel Merrill.
| Singing, Damascus Triumphal March, costa
Presentation OF diplomas, samuel ID.
Double Selection. ...................O Orchestra
The Comittee on tho Forth.
The meeting of the Fourth of July
| committee was well attended last evening
| and as the time draws nearer for the cele-
bration the interest increases.
Reports OF an encouraging nature were
received from the various committees.
Several more societies accepting the in
vitatious to parade were announced and
the result will be long and varied line.
The line of march will be announced to
the public on Friday evening. The ex-
ercises at the park in the morning by the
school children will begin at O'Clock and
the afternoon parade will move promptly
at 2 p. m. The financial outlook is en-
| couraging.
The committee adjourned to Tuesday
evening evening at 8 o'clock, at which
time 1t is hoped all the members will be
present.