Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-12
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Political CauIdrOn Has
Begun to Boil.
THE CAUCUSES THIS WEEK.
Henry Marcoux Bound Over to Higher
Contributes About Town.

The political pot is beginning to sizzle
and every thing points to an unusually
active campaign. This week will be a
lively one in many respects and the several
caucuses to be held will furnish subject
for discussion for some time.
The Republicans will assemble in gem
eral caucus at the town hall tomorrow
evening, when delegates to the State con-
vention will be chosen as well as naming
candidates for the Assembly ticket and
State Central Committee. 1t is stated that
there will be at least one change on the
Legislative ticket, Mr.. Eastwood having
signified his intention OF withdrawing
for the reason that he cannot afford to
sacrifice the time In order to serve the
State. Some OF the other incumbents do
not care about serving the town for an
other term.
The Democratic party is in good shape
to make an excellent showing in the cam
paign. The convention on Thursday
evening can be depended upon to name a
strong ticket, and one which will COM
mend itself to every thinking citizen as
one worthy OF united support.
A meeting Of the Democratic town COM
mittee was held yesterday afternoon,
Chairman Quigley presiding. Consider
able ent husiasm was manifested and the
reports from the several districts showed
that the outlook was encouraging and the
party was found to be well In line. All
sections are pulling together and every
thing Is harmonious.
or COURSE the Assembly can didates
were spoken OF and the line of action
mapped out will give the Republicans
considerable trouble. IL isa settled fact
TINT braa ~ 4 ba
ticket will be renomlnated
The indications point to large atten-
dance at the Democratic caucuses to be
held tomorrow evening. The convention
Will be held on Thursday evening.
Personal Mention.
Miss KITTY Mulholland OF Cowden
street is visiting relatives in Lynn.
DIR. John A. Remington, who has been
Ill with scarlet fever for the past ten days
Is convalescent and will be able TO attend
to business again in a few weeks.
Miss J. ELISE Schafferr of Dubuque, Ia,
is visiting relatives in town.
For Memorial Day.
At the special town meeting of the tax
payers of Cumberland to be held Wednes-
day afternoon for the purpose of decid-
tion for a new town house, Sthe formal
proceeding OF transferring 800 from the
defunct Goddard Post, q. A. r., to Bsllou
Post for the observance OF Memorial Day,
will take place.
Laid at Rest.
The funeral OF Mrs. Agnes Davenport
took place this afternoon from her late
residence on Parker street. Services were
held at st. Georges Church at 2 o'clock,
Rev. Arthur Rogers officiating. Deceased
was 4s years OF age and her death was the
result OF a surgical operation, which was
the only hope of saving her life. Besides
the bereaved husband she leaves four
daughters and one son tn mourn her loss.
Cases In Court.
In the district court this morning four
persons were fined for drunkenness.
Henry Marcoux, who was arrested by
the Providence police while attempting
to sell horse and carriage belonging to
Emanuel Vaidnais, was bound over to the
higher court I'm the SUN of 1900. lie was
taken to Jail to await trial.
Interesting Items.
Pocasset Tribe will meet this evening
when the hunters degree will be conferred.
Willie, the bright six-year- son of
'Coyle Of Watson street, died yester-.
am am, Nsart trouble.
~, T. "utenac association OF Taunton,
81, ,, give dramatic performance
~ ', Iac,mas WI Co, tier hall on the 31st inst.
TLo-a 80 u, 'ench service at the Broad
o., p,',,is, Oh urch yesterday after
noon conducted by l. h'dward kamette' mis-
sionary.
New confession. boxes nave oeen
placed in the Church OF Our lazy OF the
Sacred Heart. Repairs are also 's'"s
made In tho basement o. the Church.
Mark Flanigen died yesterday morning
at his residence on Earle street after
brief Illness. He was formerly section
boss in the highway department anu had
0 host Of friends who sincerely regret his
demise.
AT the rooms Of the Republican Club in
ercle Jacques Cartier building a chowder
w, II be served to the members OF the club
ton ,orrow evening, after the Republi-
,an caucus. The donor will be Repre-
,enta tive John NJ. Fournier.
The entertainment to be given in Tenn
Hall next Saturday evening by
tbe Ladi es Aid Society will be an inter.
estipp afY air. Rev, Father Hurley will de-
liver an no dress on st. Patrick. The pro-
,eeds will devoted to aiding the poor
Df the parish,