Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Council Appoints Super.
viSOrS For Election.
CADETS At OPERA HOUSE.
Little Brighter Prospects in Manufac-
turing Circles-Notes.

The canvass meeting of the Town Coun-
Gil yesterday wasa tedious and lengthy
one. There were not many alterations
q town or State election 10 to occur.
Every body appears to be In favor of the
plurality amendment to be voted for the
2Sth, and Lincoln will DO good work.
Aside from the work OF canvassing the
lists, the following persons were ap-
pointed Supervisors for the coming elec-
tion:
District No. 1-Joseph Thoin and Frank
J. Grimes, Democrats; George o. Wood
and Joseph A. Robert, Republicans; Dis
trict No. 2-Phillip Greene and John
Pratt, Democrats; William ID. Aldrich
and Eugene A. Knight, Republicans; Dis.
trict No. 3-James II. Whalen and james
Finn, Democrats; Alvin q Robbins pnd
James II. Jollie, Rel ublieansl Distrf {
No. 4-John T. Ryding uuu r.. ms, r.
Fay, Democrats; Augustus M. Smith and
Robert Collinge, Republicans; District
No. 6-Thomas Cadden and Thomas r
Coheld, Democrats; Charles Allenson and
Enock Boomer, Republicans; District
No. 6-James J. Foy and Peter J. Trahsn,
Democrats; Joseph Beaucage ana Arthur
b. Mullen, Repu biicsns; District No. =
James F. Kelly and Napoleon p. Beauvais,
Democrats; Ralph A. Wilbur and Henry
Schiller, Republicans.
The Kindness OF Town Clerk Crawford
In visiting the several districts with the
registration book will be OF much benefit
to the large number of voters " no Will I'M
prove the opportunity, and an increase of
registration is looked for by both parties.
II was Cadets Night.
In return for the most excellent work
done by the Central Falls Cadets at Lo-
throp's Pawtucket theatre last week, the
company In response to an invitation OF
Manager Smith, visited the theatre last
evening In body to witness production
of 40" The members reported at the
srmory and In full dress marched to the
Pawtucket play house, numbering 80
musketG and officers. They attracted
much attention on their march, and upon
| their arrival found the front and Interior
| OF the theatre richly decorated in a pro-
iuo' III ouuAtiOH W lhTke hTTNy
OF flags and bunting a huge banner con-
fronted them, bearing the words, "Wel-
| come, Our Friends, the Cadets" .executed
In most artistic manner by scenic artist
DeVere. The entree of the guests to the
theatre was greeted by the burning of
colored fires, end once inside they were
shown special seats In the auditorium
while Capt. Phillips and his officers oc-
cupied Manager Smiths private box.
They received applause on being
recognized as the command that
did such good work last week. They en-.
joyed the play immensely and were more
than surprised at the excellent tablea <
arranged under the direction of ex- Capt
Devine and Manager Smith, appropriate
10 their visit. Upon the close OF the per.
formapee ttsy repaired to the armory
and all were ureninous In praise OF the
manner which they were received and en-.
ter; aimed. They were presented with the
large sh'eld az lessant remern bran CO OF
the occasion.
The Keeper ID scharsed
Keeper Costigep, who was been In
charge of tine Bon Marche clot hing st ore
for several days, was discharged last ever =
ing, and the proprietor will reopen the
store