Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-12
IN CENTRAL FALLS
FireWardenS Hold Their
Monthly Meeting.
THIS TOWN WILL HAVE POLO
New Superintendent For the Farwell
Mill-Death of Hugh Kelly.

Inc tegular anu last monthly meeting
OF the Board OF Firewards for the year
ending December 81 was held in the
Broad street station last evening. All OF
the members were present with the ex.
ception of John Booth, who is confined to
his residence by illness. President Baker
occupied the chair. The records OF the
last meeting were read and approved.
A number OF bills were allowed and or
dered paid.
The following report of the police de-
partment for the month OF November was
received and accepted, and the police pay
roll amounting to $3.50 allowed. Number
of arrests, 2S; prosecuted, 2S; committed,
IL. Causes OF arrests-Assauit, 2; com
mon drunkard, /; drunk, IA; intox xication
and quarreliDg, 7; assault with dangerous
weapon, 2; carrying concealed weapons,
1 breaking and entering, I; attended
alarm of fire, cared for two stray chill
dren, quieted disturbances, II; lodged
1874 tramps at station, ana the cost for
committing was 1922.
The Board adjourned to the call OF the
Secretary, at which the Board will meet
to receive the annual reports.
Temperance Mems meeting.
The regu6r meeting OF the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society was held in
their hall last evening. There was a large
number In attendance, and at times live
ly discussions ensued. President Nc
Cafrey presided. Oae member was
voted In and the matter regarding the
formation Off ladies' alxiiarly society
was left 10 "A committee. IL was voted To
haved chowder On the evening OF the
26 inst. The committee On the union
rally was given discretionary power, and
words OF sympathy we're spoken for ex.
President Joseph Kelly in his sad piilc-
tion. The question about letting the
hall FOR polo, a. previously spoken OF In
these columns, was brought up and both
sides for and against was argued. Ii was
voted to let the hail. The report OF he
delegates to Westerly was received and
accepted.
New Superintendent.
Improvem, nts at the Fargell Worst ed
NJ Ill still go on and yesterday afternoon
there arrived large invoice OF dyeing
machinery in almost all of its branches
and more will arrive. The machinery for
the twisting and spopliug Departments
VIII bs here tom1rtON. A new SupCrin
tendent has arrived and v III take full
charge OF the interior Of the mill. Mr..
James EDDY, VINO II one Of he best
known men IN the woolion business, will
act In the capacity of general manager and
agent. The additions aDout TO be begun
will not be competed until the first Of
February.
An Afflicted Family
The many friends Of Janitor Sweet OF
the town and fire district buildings will
he sorry to learn that almost all OF the
members OF his family are con fined To his
nome 10y II ness. He, his wife and two
children are sick with the "grp." lie
has the sympathy OF many.
To Eat Roas Pig.
The Young Yale eleven foot ball team OF
Pawtucket have sent through their Cap
tam, higgins, "A challenge To the Wine
Clerks 10 play game fIr n roast pig ain
ner. fhe pigs, two in number, are to
be furnished by well known marketmsn
and the local team Will, II Is understood,
accept and arrangements will be soon
completed. Whoever wins both elevens
will partake OF the feast with few in
vited friends.
Th" Amount Was 81 900.
In reference to the suit brought by Aus
tin O'Malley against ne town OF Lincoln
one OF ths commissioners stated that tn
sum offered Mr.. O MaIley was 81 200 and
not 500 as reported IN the issue OF Sat-
urusy LIST. One of the conmIssIonrrs
also Claims that the limit u sue the town
hss expired.
Death of Hugh Kelly.
Hugh Kelly, son OF James Kelly, "A we'll
known temperance worker, died at his
tatner's residence on Sumner avenue
Monday after brief illness. He was well
liked by all who knew hiru aud his pa
rents nave the sympathy Of wife circle
| OF acquaintances.
Keep Away From the Lights
The committee on street lights Of the
Board OF firewsrds are again experiencing
trouble win some mischie yious person
who persists In lighting the s. rect light
at the corner Of High and Cross streets.
| The police wlll take The matter In hand
| and the person J. likely to get into trouble
| II ne does not desist.
Hi Hand Injured.
Dr. Howe was called yesterday after
moo To dress the hand OF q man who had
| IL crushed while at work drilling at the
Central avenue sewer.
Interesting Items.
Word was received here this morning
that Henry Brown, former business man
here put now located at Riverside, has
made an assignment to John l.. Colds