Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-06
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
People Pleased at The
Big Celebration.
THE DROWNING ACCIDENT.
Paul Moran Choked to Death at His
Evening Meal.

The reaction OF the Fourth celebration
rather pleasant feeling and yesterday
the committee was receiving words of
commendation from all sides. Even some
OF the usual chronic fault finders sx-
pressed themselves as being pleased at
the programme as II was carried out,
and spoke favorably Of having one every
year. Storekeepers felt the difference and
people who meyer before heard OF Central
Falls took In the celebration, and were
more than satisfied that Lincoln Is quite
place.
IL speaks well for the community, the
order that prevailed throughout the day
whom 80 many thousand people congrega-
ted. jerks park received an introduc-
tion to the people OF the State that II
would have received through no other
channel, and there Is no more pleased In
dividual than the liberal donater, Alvin
Jenks.
The committee has by no means finished
It's labor and Is hard at work getting in
all bills, etc., that the business may be
promptly disposed Of. The newsdeal-
ers who carried such large stocks did not
go amiss and did the best business for
several years. Their stores yesterday
were pretty empty, but their tills are well
rcplenished.
The Drowning Accident.
The body of the little German boy who
was drowned I'm the Valley pond
yesterday afternoon was delivered to
Crane q Burns to prepare for burial. The
family had been In this country from
Germany but two weeks. They have a
large family. The father was employed
at the electrolitic works. No inquest was
necessary and the funeral will occur this
afternoon.
Are They All Over2
With last Mondays "star chamber" ses-
sion of the Lincoln Town Council, 1t is to
be hoped that all such work for the future
is at an end, and that hereafter the towns
business may be discussed and done be.
fore the eyes Of the taxpayers who are
getting tired OF this so termed "dark
secret" work. The business Is transacted
In the secret session, then when the board
reappears after Its private work, the busi-
ness done is read of hurriedly and moth
Ing discussed In public. This has beer
a great feature with this Council which
has established reputation thus early In
It's existence for causing unpleasantness
through appointments, and discounting
all othe for the number of secret ses-
sions.
The Committee VIII Meet.
Tomorrow evening the committee on
Fourth of July celebration will hold an
important meeting at the Veteran Fire.
mems headquarters. And II is earnestly
and also that all parties having claims
against the committee will present them
at this meeting.
Probably Choked to Death.
Paul Moran,a harness maker doing bus.
iness at 610 Broad street In this village
died suddenly at his shop last evening
about 6 80 o'clock. He received his even
ing meal as Is customary In a pail and af-
ter waiting on customer went to eating
He was alone In the shop, and near
the dovr stood the landlord. The latter
states that Moran gave severe cough and
then fell to the floor and died almost in
stantly. DIR. Falcon was called and the
people present say he removed a pieco OF
meat from the mans throat. Medical
Examiner Kelliher deemed an inquest
unnecessary.
VIII Try II Again.
James p. Welch, who has a great liking
for the Western country, will make the
second effort to "get there" leaving here
the 18th inst. IL will be remembered that
he left short time ago but returned on
account Of sickness In the family.
Interesting Items.
Company q will take a good sized COM
pany to camp next week.
Several we'll known families have de.
parted for their seaside houses since the
Fourth.
The annual excursion of the Broad
street Baptist Sunday school will occur
tomorrow at Rocky Point.