Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-11
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
FarWeII Mill People are
Waiting For Congress.
A SUIT FOR ISLANDER.
Sales Of Real Estate and All the Live
News.
A SUIT FOR ISLANDER

| OlHCc tue dnnOuuComenJ tnaL MT. FAR
we'll had severed his connection with the
National Worsted Mill OF Providence and
was to devote his entire attention to the
Central Fails plant, IL has been rumored
that there was to be some great improve
ments In the mill here, with possibly an
| addition or new mill, This rumor
gained more credence when IL was later
announced that Edward and Albert Far
we'll were also to locate here.
The mill has been completely renovated
since the change In the management, but
Is not OF suthcient size TO require the as
sistance 81 ." MANY competent men to
run II, ana Tor this reason 1t was thought
that the facilities would soon be In
creased. After Mr.. Farwell took this
mill from the former owners, the old ma
chinery was thrown out, and has been re-
placed for the most part by modern ma.
chinery. The buildings have been re.
| paired and placed In the best OF condition
and some additions made.
| The mill at present is In first .clGss con-
| dition and Is running overtime TO I'LL the
| orders. Somo months ago the Thurber,
| Horton II Wood estate adjoining the mill
property on the north was pure hased.
| ihib osthtC WIS CONtTtu Win Ola CnlD
| stone mills that long since passed their
age OF usefulness, but held a title to a
most valuable water privilege,
The old stone structures and the wooden
buildings that were very close to he mill
were demolished I'm order to give better
light In the weaving room. The remain
der OF the property has been cleaned up
and a new mill OF good dimensions could
be erected on this land. In fact the plans
for such structure have been considered
by Mr.. Farwell.
AT the Office yesterday morning Mr..
Farwell was surrounded by his assistants
and superintendent, and In reply to an
inquiry In regard to the future plans OF
the company he said that IL would depend
entirely upon the action Congress took
upon the tariff bill. II a schedule was
adopted suitable to the interests of the
woolen manufacturers, a new mill would
In all probability be erected. This will
be good news to the residents OF Central
Falls and the outcome of the tariff ques-
tioI will be awaited with more interest
than ever.
ReaI.Estats ss'os
The following real estate sales have
been recorded during the week at the Of
fee OF the Town Clerk: Louis Girouard
sold lot on the River rosd in Manyille
to Thomas l.. Pothier for go. Howard
p. Cornell sold to Timothy J. Riley land
and buildings on the southeriy side OF
Summit street for go. Samuel A. Weeden
sold to Israel Arnold land on the Great
road for sl0O. James Fourniei, I'd, sold to
Edward Frechette land and buildings on
Cowden street for f250 Israel Arnold
sold to A. W. Horr land near Lonsdale for
| <10 William II 10 IL
w. Thompson and he to Kate +. Easton
land and buildings on Broat street for sl0.
| New prosements.
The memers OF Le Cercle jacques Car
tier voted at their last meeting In favor
OF having new concrete walk laid in
front OF their building. A committee OF
three, with Mr.. III. Fontaine, clerk at
Fournier & Schiller's as president, was
appointed to see that the work should be
| done. Yesterday Trefiie Allard OF He
bronville was given the contract for the
job and he will do II Immediately.
Rars Avis.
Ernest de Movers, who has spent seve-
raj years In Paris, and returned here late.
| ly, mas just come back from Canada
whore he enjoyed two weeks vacation
| with his parents and relatives. During
his European trip he wrote new history
OF Canada and will soon publish IL. The
book will be printed In Paris.
| Summer Holidays.
| g. ID. Boulet left this week on two
| weeks vacation. Mrs. Boulet sceompan-
les him In trip through the New Eng
| land States.
LsayiDg Central Fails.
q. de Tonnancour, who had been for
several years connected with the French
| paper here, L'Esperance, but who left his
position lately, has boen offered the edit
orsh'p Of L'independant, a French daily
/ of Fall River, and has accepted IL. Mr.. de
| Tonnancour will leave for Fall River In a
few days. He Is one of the best French
writers In these parts.
| Sued For glander.
| There was another chapter In the con-
test over the Horace Daniels estate yes
terday morning, when ex- Probate Judge
| John II. Goldsworthy placed "A writ
| against Lawyer Louis l.. Angel OF Provi-
| dence In the hands of Deputy Sheriff
| Goodell for service. The writ is civil
one, returDable In the Supreme Court on
| September II and is for slander, alleged to
| haye been committed in the Probate
Court In this place Thursday, where Mr..
Angel, counsel for the Daniels heirs, ac-
cused Mr.. Goldsworthy OF being impli-
| Gated In scheme to detraud the heirs.
The sum named as damages Is $4,000.
Lawyer George j. West has been retained
by Lawyer Goldsworthy In the case.
The cadets.
The Central Fails Cadets will strike
tents this afternoon ana return home this
evening. Yesterday large number
visited camp from this place and were
royalty entertained by the boys. Dinner
was served at the Camp White Hotel. In
the afternoon there was a bail game be-
tween the Cadets and the Emmets OF
Prov idence which was won ny the former.
Election of Onicers.
At the last meeting OF the Holy Trinity
Christian Doctrine Society the semi.an.
nusl election OF officers took place with
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