Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-19
IN CENTRAL FALLS. !!
Both Parties 10 Hold Cau-
CuSeS Next Week.
THAT POSTOFFICE. PLUM.
West Side Business Men at Work.
All the News.

seem to be particularly dense, despite the
| fact that the June contest foR the control
| OF the town government for the next fiscal
year is only few weeks away.
In addition to the offices that are filed
annually by the election, there will be
chosen the judge of the Probate Court
and school committeeman. The friends
| of the present incumbents will urge their
running again for the office.
On the Republican Town Council ticket
there is likely to be no change from the
| present board, the opposition TO Mr..
Schiller having apparently disappeared,
although considerable dissatisfaction
which exists over town affairs have yet to
be healed.
The district caucuses which are to be
held on Tuesday evening should be at
tended by every Democrat In the town.
The citizens are becoming thoroughly dis
| gusted with Republican ring rule and the
| opposition has already been developed TO
| a considerable extent.
Should this new element In town affairs
decide on fight the result OF the meeting
| will be watched with interest. The meth
DDS employed by the present administra-
tion has inspired opposition which will
surely be felt at the coming election.
There has been considerable talk rela-
tive to Mr.. Authier having a second term
on the school board and judging by pres
ent indication his colleagues will haye to
| work hard In his behalf. Whether or
not the opposition will develop into such
large propoi lions as to preclude his re-
nomination at the Republican caucus re.
mains TO be seen.
The leaders are doing considerable hard
work to accomplish their ends.
SO far as can be learned Charles Il. Eas.
ton Is willing to serve the town again as
probate Judge, position which he has
been filling since the death OF Samuel
Fessenden, but the French element want
that plum for Lawyer Choquet.
There will be trou BILE II they do not sue
ceed In their efforts, while there is no dis
guising the fact that the present incum-
bent Is the choice OF the PAL ~ leaders, or
at least the men who crack the party W hip.
The caucuses of both parties will be held
this week and the result is awaited with
much interest.
That Postoffi. Plum.
Evidently Postmaster General Bissell
does not spend much OF his time brood
ing over the appointment of a successor
to Postmaster Bowen OF the Central Falls
| Office and from what can be learned
from various sources the selection is a
subject which is Just as distant at present
as II was a few months ago when 1t was
stated that the appointment would follow
j. he State election.
| The candidate who Is supposed TO hove
the inside track has secured the
support OF every man OF party promin-
/ m nj hna Ead
| his par y many services and why the ap-
pointment is withheld IS an enigma to all
| thinking citizens. But II seems that the
| gentleman who has control OF the federal
| Offices In this State has been hoodwinked
| and victimized, or In the language of he
street, got his leg pulled" by friends OF
| a candidate who used his friendship for
personal aggrandizement and other ques-
| tionable means. And this seems to be the
| only reason why the plum has not been
| picked from Mr.. Bissell's tree.
For the Western District.
TIE efforts of the West Side Business
Mems Association to secure more recogni.
ton from the Town Council in regard to
improvements In that section OF the town
are being crowned with much success.
At Mondays meeting OF the Council,
the committee appointed at the last meet
Ing OF the association ito Eappear before
the Council and urge prompt action in
the building OF the sewer for which
money has already been appropriated,
will perform the duty assigned to IL. The
merchants and property owners have
| grown tired OF the weary and slow man.
| ner In which the Council has dealt with
| this very important subject. The next
meeting OF the association will be held
| the 31st inst.
License Board Meets.
The License Commissioners met last
| night. The license granted to Edward
Cloutier was transferred to Amedia
Lamoureaux. Joseph Dayignon and Ed
ward Flynn were granted licenses. The
| petition OF Patrick Giblin was continued
one week. Hugh J. Carroll appeared for
the petitioner and said that he was poor
man and needed 1t I'm order to make a
| living and 1t would be an act of charity
| on the pare OF the commissioners to grant
| II. After some further discussion 1t was
voted to continue the matter.
| Interesting Items.
In the District Court this morning two
persons were hned for drunkenness.
The forty hours devotion services at the
| Holy Trinity Church will begin tomorrow
| at last mass.
Next Saturday the Stars will visit Olney-
vile and play the Russells Ia the State
| League series.
The Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society is arranging for an outing to be
held Memorial Day.
The members of the local council OF
| Druids will make friendly visit to the
council at FAN River June27.
A largely attended meeting OF Superior
Lodge WIS held last evening when the
second degree was conferred.
An adjourned meeting OF the Young
| Mems Catholic Association OF the Holy
Trinity parish will bo held on Wednesday
evening.
| The assessors OF the Fire District will
meet Saturday June 8 for the purpose OF
assessing the annual tax on the ratable
| property OF the district.
At the next meeting OF the Sacred
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