Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-13
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CENTRAL FALLS.
Preparing For the June Eiection-Annual
Reunion-Notes.

wire pullers are at the preliminary work
In earnest.
The present condition of the party is
such that much extra work Will haye to
be done to re-unite II possible the rank
and file for the coming June battle of
Lincoln's politics. There is change
since year ago, brought about by the
actions OF the Town Council and the
leaders which it is feared may land them
on a reef, before the storm abates.
The French voters, or certain portion
of them, will double with the independ-
ent movement, and will reduce the Re-
publican majority. They claim that GER
tain ones have received all of the cream
and that the pie Is not evenly divided.
The Council ticket Is the bone of conten-
tion at the present time, and 1t is rather a
trying ordeal to place a seemingly win
ming ticket In the field to satisfy all of
the Office seekers.
1t Is a settled fact that three of the pres
ent board will not be nominated. They
have the star of defeat before them.
Should three Democrats and three Inde-
pendents be elected, with the seventh
man clean-cut, -priDcipaled busi-
ness man who cannot be led by either par
ty, no better government OF town affairs
could be had. The Democrats are not
showing up to very lively gait, but un-
derground wires are being laid that will
have telling effect. AS the time draws
near for the caucuses curbstone rehearsals
are common occurrences, and the fire In
ha In arna inaI katf Ia Ia 81 r.N hail
ing temperature.
Mondays Council.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Lincoln Town Council will be held Mon
day afternoon at the usual hour. In ad-
dition to the regular business 1t is ex-
pected that two important ordinances
will be passed, one for the protection of
property on the jerks Park, and the
other In relation to the construction of
buildings for the Inspector of Buildings
to enforce. Several matters in r::lation to
the highways will also come up.
The Annual Re Union.
The members of the Christian Doctrine
Society connected with the Holy Trinity
Church held their second grand re-
union in Temperance Hall last evening
and this occasion was no exception to
the pleasant gatherings held by this So
ciety. There was large her present,
among them being several ouL. town
guests, also representatives of nearly
every parish In Pawtucket. The terpsi-
chorean festivities were the principal at
traction, and the grand march was led,
copsisting of 40 couples, by General Floor
Director Foy and lady. The programme
comprised 22 numbers, and kept the par
ticipants ousiiy engaged until the early
hours Of morning to the music of Vanco's
Orchestra. Following is committee of
| arraDgem ents who so ably carried out
the program: William Carlin, John J.
Hickey, James Kelly, John Bannon,
Charles Blake, James Foy, William
Grimes, William Horsn; general floor
director, James Foy; assistant, William r.
Grimes; aids, James Ford, 50. Mary's Z.
ID. Society, Joseph II. Flynn, Sacred Heart
q. ID. Society and William Horan, Holy
trinity q. ID. Society; reception commit
tee, John Bannon, Joseph Grimes, Frank
Mcclure.
Look Oyer the List.
At the local Postoffice the following
letters appear as advertised. Call for
them II your name Is among them and
inform the clerks advertised: John Coffey,
Mrs. Henry F. Chace, John j. Goff, John
Harrington, Andrew +. Harrington, Nina
Jansen, J. ID. Kelly, William Morshall,
Sames McCluskey, f. b. Mcleod. Mar
McGiben, jeremiah Ring, Alice Wilson.
Ballou Post Relief Corps.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Relief Corps of Ballou Post was held last
| evening. There was a goodly pumber
present, and much enthusiasm was shown.
Several new members were voted in, more
| applications were received and the corps
| acted favorably upon the invitation of
Ballou Post to participate in the exercises
Memorial day at the monument, in
Moshassuck cemetery. At the next meet
ing an important committee will make an
interesting report.
Child Knocked Down.
frankie Sullivan of Congress street was
knocked down by a horse attached to q
bread wagon Friday afternoon. The
child received slight scalp wound.
Medical attendance was summoned.
Another child named Murray, living at
357 Central street, while playing In the
| street as usual was struck by a horse of
| a tea peddler's wagon. Luckily the child
| escaped without injury.
Interesting Items.
Town Clerk Crawford Is expected homo
from Louisville, Kentucky, tomorrow.
Work on the Cross street sewer is pro-
crossing rapidly. Summer street is COM
pleted.
An important meeting of the Central
Falls Cadets will be held Sunday at 1880
o'clock.
At the meeting of Superior Lodge, l. o.
o. f., last evening two candidates were
initiated.
| The newly elected Democratic town
committee of Lincoln will meet for or
ganisation in their rooms tomorrow at
| O'Clock,
Ex-Railroad Conductor John McLaugh.
| lin, veteran In the service. was the re-
| cipient today of an elegant Columbus
statue from Providence friends.