Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-08
in CENTRAL FALLS.
Time For CauCuSeS Fast
Approaching.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. MAR TIN.
Mr.. jerks Speaks Plainly-A Quiet
Sunday-Notes.

tioDs Tor the year ensuing, ana tnere
promises to be more than the ordinary
amount OF hustling on the part OF the
Republican leaders.
A solid Republican informed the scribe
that some of the leaders desire to run the
same board, but two of them already see
defeat ahead and will not be put up to be
slaughtered. Some of the Republicans
who are not muzzled speak their mind
and say that the present Council has been
In power long enough, The Republicans
are satisfied that victory will not be as
easy as some time before, as the Demo-
Gratis are more united and the Rapubli-
cans will loose many of the French voters
also the voters of the stars and stripes
club. This number will make vast diff
ference to the regular Republican vote.
II the thiid party gains nothing directly
1t will have the satisfaction of lessening
the Repu ublicans.
The Democratic party will have many
helpers at the coming election, who will
vote for a change In the present adminis-
tration, which can be no more partisan.
This party has already began work In
earnest and will put a Town Council
ticket In the field that will comprise ex-
perienced business men capable OF doing
the town business satisfactory to all. II
there is third ticket In the field the Dem
ocrats will stand far better show of win
ning. The Democrats are united and will
make q solid fight.
Closed Saturday Night.
Conroy's circus gave It's closing per-
formance here Saturday evening to packed
houses. The lady performers were the
recipients of elegant bouquets. The
show left Saturday night for Fall River
where they remain one week.
The Temperance Fair.
The fair ofthe Sacred Heart Temperance
Society was largely attended Saturday
evening and a general good time was en-
joyed by all. The voting on the skates
will close this evening, and the bsrber's
chair Tuesday evening, and on the piano
and watch Wednesday evening. Several
societies will attend the fair the last three
evenings.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge, Sons of st.
George, held a coffee supper and enter
tsinment In their hal Saturday, at which
an excellent entertainment of vocal and
instrumental music was given. Refresh
ments we're served To large number and
the affair was a great success financially.
Death OF william Martin.
The sudden death of William Martin
Saturday afternoon was 'great surprise
to the people o. this village where he car
few days past he has not felt well, and
only part of the time was confined to his
home. He was down street Saturday af-
ternoon and shortly after returning home
died. He mad been unfortunate In bust.
ness when he was located in the store
f'rmerly conducted by Thomas Lee in
the grocery business. Deceased was a
young man and married.
Have you one Here?
The following list OF letters remain at
the local Postoffice uncslled for; when
calling for them please say advert lsed :
May Abbey, John j. Dalton, M. l.. Muir
ray, Thomas McKenDa, Prof. II. Mossop,
George Ripley. French-Albina Boucher,
Anna Desmarias, Adelsrd Fournier,
Charles Liberty, Felix Sayer.
sunday bus ness.
Sunday was more quietly observed In
this village yesterday, than for some-
time past, and the general public noticed
the change. Several places that were
formerly credited with doing good liquor
business were said to be closed, and ap-
pearances on the streets indicated such.
Mr.. jerks Wants Protection.
Alvin jerks, who gave the jerks Park
to the town Of Lincoln, was at the Dis
trict Court room this morning explaining
the damages done at the new breathing
place on Sundays and his statements very
plainly guaranteed that he will net make
any more improvements unless some pro.
lection is given the property on which he
has already expended more than 10000.
Hugh Carter, a special policeman and
who has had charge of the improvements
at the park, arrested two lads Sunday af-
ternoop. They were taken to the station
and later released. Mr.. jerks was In
formed by His Honor Judge Gofi Of the
law and Captain Goldsmith volunteered
the information that at the next meeting
of the Town Council an ordinance for the
protection OF the park property would be
passed by the Council.
Funeral Of william Martin.
The funeral OF william Martin, whose
sudden death Is mentioned elsew here,
took place this morning from the Sacred
Heart Church and The remains were taken
to Clinton, Mass, for interpent. A dele
CATION OF Court Central, A. o. f., attended
Interesting Items.
Work on Summit street sewer began
this morning.
The public schools opened for the Sum
mer term today.
Town Clerk Crawford and Others, who
will attend the Republican National
League Convention at Louisville, left for
the font harm eff 10 la ndav .st.~uoou