Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-03
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Special Meeting Of Fire
District Last Night.
BUSINESS ON THE BOOM.
Movement on Foot to Employ Local
LsDoring Men-Notes.

A special meeting OF the Fire District
was held last evening twenty-five persons
attending. In the absence OF the
moderator, James II. Andrew was chosen
moderator pro tenn, and Charles A.
Reynolds was CLERK Tho meeting was
called for tho purpose OK confirming the
action oithe Board OF Firewards in issuing
the bonds as authorized under the special
act OF the Legislature. Gne ooncs amounts
ing 20 100000 have been disposed ot by
the Committee OF the Firewsrts and at
the meeting last evening the Taxpayers
approved OF their action.
Business Booming.
Business al the wooden mill Is booming
and the company hss large orders ahead
10 MI. The mill began last night TO run
TIL 3 o clock evenings until further notice.
Buried Today.
The funeral OF Mise Ann FOX took place
today from her late residence on West
Cole street. The remains were taken to
the Sacred Heart Church where mass was
/ celebrated by Rev. Father Fitzgerald. In
| terment was AZ 81 Patrick'a cemetery,
Valley Falls.
Stockholdsr- Meet.
Thursday tho annual meeting OF the
stock holfers OF the Hair Cloth Company
| vas held. The business Of the company
was discussed and dinner WIS enjoyed.
| The wheels q the mill have Gil been taken
| out sud are beink repaired aud twill be
| several days before the mill viii start up
| again.
To Empios Local Labor.
A movement has been started by citi-
kens of the West Side TO bring about the
| employment OF home labor on local public
| improvements. II 10 said thst a greater
portion OF the men engaged In digging
| the sewer drains and repairing the high
ways are not citizens of the town nor even
| residents. This state of affairs, II exist
ing, might very proHtsbly be remedied,
and that as soon as possible. Lincoln has
q large number OF laboring men, many OF
| whom have been for some time and are
| still out Of work. These men should, It
| would seem In all fairness, be given d
chance to do the towns work In prefer
| ence To men who have little interest In,
and no claim whatever on the town.
A CIickst Match.
The Warren Cricket Club is expected to
| visit Ssylesvilie Saturday and play q
| friendly match with the Saylesville club,
who have chosen the following eleven:
McDade, Rooney, McNsnee, Hardp,
Whittle, Armitage, Morgan, 5chofield,
Meiklejohn, Richardson, James Asquith,
| captain.
May Less. the Mills.
Fred Farwell of Providence, formerly
| Superintendent Of the National Worsted
| Mills, who is running the WOODEN mill
| here, Inspected the Waterford Mil Wed.
nesday and Il is said that II satisfactory
| rraugements cen bs made he Will start
| the plsut witbina a week or 80, Inquiry
| yesterday at the office OF Evans, Seagraye
Il Co, Provide nee, revealed the fact that
| Mr.. Farweli has not yet leased the Water
| ford MIL.
The waterford Mills.
IL was learned In Waterford, North
| SmIthhoid yesterday afternoon that the
WaterhouseH would finish weaving tue
Riverside goods this week at Waterford
No. MILL ann that Fred FGrwell OF
Providencs had losseo the weaving de-
psrtmeut OF that mill, comprising 81
looms, and would at once give employ
ment To 75 people. He sent Warps there
yesterday. The yarn for Waterford Will
DO manufactured at Fsrwel's In this VIII
! lsge.
Personal,
Edith 81. Harman OF ssylesville is en-
| toying a two weeks vacation at North
Conway, n. X.
| Minnie Nichols of Saylesvi!le returned
| home Tuesday from weeks 10 friends
st Tiyerton.
Rev. william Shaw, former resident
| % saylesgiile bnt now stationed oil Tiv-
/ erton was visiting friends here Wednes-
| day
Interesting It.ms,
In the District Court this morning one
| person was fined Tor drunkenness.
The Central Falls Cadets VII GO into
camp at Camp White tomorrow tor one
! week.
Quite a number OF the mem bers Of
| Ballou Relief Corp vent TO Crescent Park
yesterday.