Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-30
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Rally by the French
Speaking Democrats.
REMEMBER THE CANVASS.
Ballou Post Has Got q New Home
Notes About Town.

The French speaking Democrats will
rally at Huot's Hail on Tuesday evening
next. A meeting is being arranged for
tn at date by the Democratic Town Com
mittee and all indications point to most
enthusiastic time. In addition to the
candidates on the Lincoln Assembly
ticket, two of the nominees of the State
Democracy will be in attendance and will
expound the doctrines Of the party of the
masses. The French American Demo-
cratic Club Is to attend In a body and an
address in French will be delivered by
that gifted editor and orator, Charles 1.
Roy, Esq, OF Lowell, Mass. The rally is
designed to promote the success of the
Democratic party on April 8.
DIR. Kiernan's Father Dead.
John II. Herman, father OF DR.. Leonard
j. Herman, one of the cane idates of the
local Democracy for the Legislature, died
at his home on East street, Providence,
yesterday. The deceased was a man OF
high character, and his many qualities OF
mind and heart won him the respect
and esteem of his acquaintances. His
funeral will be solemnized at st. Joseph's
Church, Providence, tomorrow afternoon
as 80 o'clock. DIR. Herman and his fam
lily are receiving the sympathy of the
community In their deep sorrow.
Remember the Canyass.
Citizens, particularly those of the Dem.
ocratic faith, should remember that the
final canvass of the voting lists will be
made by the Lincoln Town Council to.
morrow.
Accident.
Msr. Perry W hile at work on one OF the
hooking machines at the tenter depart
ments Saylesville, on Wednesday, In some
way got her hand and arm caught In the
belt, bruising the hand and badly twist
ing the arm at the elbow. DR.. French
rendered the necessary surgical aid, after
which the woman was taken to her home
I'm this village. IL will probably be a
month before she will az ain be able to use
her arm.
Baliou Posts New Quarters.
Ballou Post, No. 3, q. A. r., is now en-
sconed In its new quarters In the Cole
Block, corner OF High and Central streets,
directly opposite the room which 1t had
occupied for the past seven years. The
new quarters are a decided improvement
over the former ones, and the advantage
will be appreciated by the members.
Singular Equine Accident.
William Farrell, son OF James Farrell
tea merchant of Carnation street, Pleasant
View, was driving up Lonsdale avenue
Wednesday afternoon with load of goods
drawn by new animal. An approaching
electric car frightened the animal. IL
plunged into the air, and In falling
struck the curbstone injuring 1t severly.
The Pool Match.
The pool match now going on at the
wet goods establishment of Joseph
Walker, Dexter street, is attracting con-
siderable attention among the lovers OF
the cue. Tuesday evenings game was
witnessed by large crowd who paid the
the strictest attention throughout the
entire game. Garfield won the second
match, having 100 against Daly's 81. On
Saturday afternoon William Stewart will
play the winner of Wednesday nights
game for s25. The third game of the
series was played last evening the CO ontes-
tants being Shea and Bowman, local play
ers OF some science. The result was: Shea,
100 points against Bowman's SS.
Interesting Items. "e~r1l
Permanent Fireman Arnold Winterbot-
tom has resigned.
Corbett, Bowen and Laliberte are smok-
ing the pipe Of peace.
Miss Mary Quirk was laid at rest this
afternoon. Services over her remains
were held at Holy Trinity Church.