Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-28
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Good Work by Both POIit-
iCaI Parties.
A BIRTHDAY GATHERING.
Pool Match Last Night The Foresters
and Other Notes.


and Other Notes.
The political committees of Lincoln,
both Republica and Democratic, did ex-
cellent work in the matter OF gathering
and fling naturalization papers. AS
result OF their careful and intelligent ef-
forts, very few names will be stricken
from the lists for failure to show proofs OF
citizenship. Thus 1t will be seen that
Chlef Supervisor Blodgett and his miDions
have not been very potent for evil in the
good town of Lincoln. Now that the
lists are pract ically correct, the canvass
| VIII proceed quietly and without friction.
Every body expects iair canvass and II
sucn one is had every body Will oe salts
fled.
Birthday Gathering.
Yesterday was the fifty. seventh birth
day of George w. Crowell, the well-known
hsh dealer, and in the evening about forty
of his nei bors and friends gathered at
his residence on Hawes street to give him
surprise. Upon his return from his
place of business he found his home in
vaded with guests who plainly showed
that they were bent on having social
good time. During the evening J. q.
Mccartney, In behalf of his many friends,
presented Mr.. Crowell with a handsome
easy chair, making double surprise.
Then came refreshments which was
pleasant ending to the evenings pro-
gramme.
Pool M latch.
At the Bradford Arms House last even
ing Proprietor Walker opened his pool
match, which will comprise twelve
games, and 1t was a successful. one. The
two contestants were Lock and Carney,
both we'll known local handlers OF the cue
The match was largely attended and
ended after a short time In favor of
Carney, who scored 101 and Lock 80. The
prizes are: For the first $l5 and gold
,ounted cue and for the second go in
gold. u
The Forester..
| At last mig ht's meeting of Court Flower
OF Dexter DIR. j. Il. V. Matthew was elected
physician OF the court. Twelve candi-
dates were initiated and several PROPOSE
tions were appropriately referred. The
vacancy in the Office of sub chief ranger
was .lled by the unanimous choice Of
William Moran. Much business OF an
| important character was transacted, and
1t was quite late when the interesting
session closed.
Going to Lothrop's
| The Theatre Club, organized some
weeks ago and composed principally Of
young people residing In the Seventh dis
trict, will enjoy the play at Lothrop's
Grand Opera house tomorrow night.
| Holy Week.
| Holy Week is being observed in the
Catholic and Episcopal churches with the
usual impressive ceremonies. Maundy
Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Satur-
day will be marked by solemn services In
preparation for the joyful Easter festival,
when the world is gladdened by the re-
surrection OF the Savior.
| The q. A. X.
| Commander O'Suilivan OF Ballou Post,
|
the Post should attend the meeting this
evening. Several matters of the highest
Importance Will engage attention and the
larger the attention the more satisfactory
will be the outcome of the meeting.
| Interesting Items.
II is DR.. James w. Walker now.
| Is your name on the voting list? II 1t is
Il
not, whose fault Is itf
What will the Council do about the
census muddle2 They should order new
census.
How about that special liquor officer in
vestigation?
The parishioners Of st. Georges are
making strenuous efforts to reduce the
mortgage OF $500 on their property.
subscriptions from friends not members
OF the church amounting to f2,200 have
been made.
The Crescent Literary Association of this
place paid a visit to the Young Mems
Literary Association OF Wanskuc on
on Sunday afternoon. During their stay
the visitors were agreeably ent ertained
with vocal and instrumental music, and
also listened to an address by Council
man Richard McGuy on the "Fsctory
System and the Factory Inspection"
The victory Of Margie Hefiernan, the
successful teacher In the Boston Globe
| Worlds Fair contest In Rhode Island,
caused widespread rejoicing in the BLACK
stone valley. All the time Miss HefferDsn
was engaged in the struggle for the ticket
and the honor she feared that some rival
In Providence would start In with an ava
lanche OF votes, and 30 she held her breath,
she says, for several weeks past. Miss
Heffernan was the recipient Of coupons
from everywhere.