Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-06
IN CENTRAL FAllS:
Monthly Meeting of Ii,
Town Council.
THE POUR TO BE RELIEVED.
Huling's Bill Referred to Committee
All the News.

h' iSbui"i Hiohthly HeetlnS OF tne
Town Council WAS held yesterday after.
noon, all the members being present and
President Wilbur I'm the chair.
The usual monthly bills were allowed
and ordered paid.
Certain amendments to tho rules
adopted by the Sewer Commissioners were
presented, and adopted on recommended
tion OF said Commissioners.
The bill OF John b. Dolan, for services.
AZ Commissioners on King street, amount
ing to Il, was presented and referred to
the committee on claims.
The report OF the truant officer for the
three months ending Dee. 3ist, 1893, was
presented, accepted and ordered on file.
Permission was given to hold a charity
sale at the residence OF Charles ID. Wood
on Wednesday afternoon and evening of
this week.
The monthly report OF Health Officer
NJ. Napoleon Malo was presented, re-
ceived and ordered on file. The report
shows eight cases of diphtheria % cases
OF scarlet fever, six cases measles and one
case OF typhoid fever during one month.
Michael Edward Mitchell was granted
permission to clean out cesspools.
Morris Dolberge was given leave To
withdraw his petition for a victualling
house license.
Daniel Knowles was appointed special
police constable under the liquor law.
Mrs. A. Reynolds was allowed to trans
fer her victualling house license to an.
other number on the same street.
At the request OF the Board OF Fire
wards, Joseph Contun and Joseph T.
Haurahan were appointed police officers.
Petition to have c street accepted as
public highway was presented and re-
ferred To the committee on highways OF
the district.
Jurors Drawn.
The following were drawn Jurors for
the Common Pleas Division OF the Su-
preme Court: Grand-Richard b. Snow,
Jonathan Cbace; petit-Robert Broome,
Joseph Wright, Alphonse Schiller,
Charles +. Fisher, Warren X. Fales, Hor-
ace Pearson, Richard Allen, William Fer
guson, Benjamin A. Reynolds, Sedgwick
A. Sutton, Daniel IL. Arnold, Joseph B..
Patterson, Alanson =. Wood, William G..
Freeman, }. William Quinhsm, Samuel
VI. Mann, George T. Jencks, j. Henry
Fales, William A. Bentley, James Powers,
Frederick Alix, james Pearson, William
j. Mitchell, Charles w. Bates, James II.
Jollie.
The bill OF officer Ray Huling OF f10O,
the reward offered for the arrest OF Daniel
Shugrue, for assault, year and a half ago
was brought up by Councilman Comstock.
This was csse where the defendant was
found guilty In the District Court, and
skipped his bail'' between that and the
higher court. The matter was referred to
the committee on claims.
To Relay Broad street
Highway Surveyor James ii. Fairbanks
asked that Commission be appointed to
relay Broad street, and establish n grade,
In view OF the proposed paving OF the
street with block paving, and suggested
that IL the street is to be severed, this
should be done before he street is paved.
The matter of the relay OF the street was
continued to the next meeting, and the
Sewer Commissioner were instructed to
examine into the matter of sewers, and
report at the next meeting.
For the Relief OF the Poor.
The Council then went into executive
session, for an hour, and on returning,
the President announced that the Council
had voted to call a special town meeting,
Feb. 10, In the afternoon, to appropriate
money for the relief of the poor,
The Council then adjourned.
Pleasant Social.
About eighty couples attended the Sc
lect social at Cartier hall last night and
the occasion was thoroughly enjoyed.
The committee in charge OF the affair con-
sisted OF Frank Phaneuf, j. A. ST. George,
Joseph Fournier, Joseph Lenthier, q.
Ponton, j. Robert, A. Phaneuf and G..
Pigeon. Demer's orchestra furnished the
music for dancing.
Davis Club Meeting.
An interesting meeting OF the John W.
Davis was held last evening, fifteen APP
plications for membership being received.
Other business of a routine nature was
transacted. Officers for the ensuing term
Will be elected at the next meeting to be
held Feb. II.
Death From scarlet Fever.
Miss Sadie Gertrude Moran, aged 10
years, died this morning OF scarlet fever
at the home OF her parents at the corner
OF Lonsdale avenue and Parker street.
Deceased was highly esteemed young
lady and a bright pupil OF 81 Mary's
school. The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning.
IN Police Circles
One person was fined for drunkenness
In the district court this morning.
Joseph Scull OF Broad street was before
Judge Shove this morning on two
charges, one for Illegally selling liquor
and the other for Keeping for sale. He
pleaded not guilty TO each charge and
and furnished surety for his appearance
for trial on Tuesday next.
Intsres Ing Items.
Miss Emma Mitchell OF Lawrence,
Mass, is visiting relatives at SsSJesville.
Lenten services at ths Sacred Heart
Church will be held on Wednesday and
Friday evenings.
The cut In wages at the Providence
branch OF the Nicholson File Company
does not apply to the local concern.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Veteran Firemen's Assoc iation will be
held tomorrow evening and a chowder
served.
The recently organized Philharmonic
Band will be heard In concert for the first
time at Music Hall this evening. The band