Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-26
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Meeting Of Town Council
This Morning.
WELL ATTENDED FUNERAL.
Democratic Town Committee Meeting.
Chinaman in Court.

The Lincoln Town Council held Q meet.
ing this morning at 10 O'Clock for the
purpose of making up the voting list for
1894. Nothing but the csnvsssing of the
lists engaged the attention CT the Council
until l2:45 O'Clock when adjournment was
taken for lunch. The regular session was
held at 230 O'Clock this afternoon and
there was every indication OF o lively
meeting as the petition asking that the
Council rescind It's vote whereby the Paw
tucket Street Railway Company was given
permission to lay dou BILE tracts on Broad
street will be presented.
Another petition approving the action
Of the Council has been IN circulation and
will also be presented.
Funeral OF Peter Flanagan.
The funeral OF Peter Flanagan of Gar
field street took place yesterday after
noon. Besides a large attendance Of rela-
tives and friends, the Young Irelanders
Association, OF which Organization the
deceased was a member, turned out In
large numbers,
Interment took place at st. Francis
cemetery, the bearers being John Eagan,
James Morgan, Patrick Foye, Michasl
Flaherty, Patrick Lowrey and James
Powers.
Guilty Of As suIt.
In the District Court this morning Her
midas Lambert was dned SO and costs
for assaulting Napoleon Moreau. The
affair was the result OF an alteration
which occurred In Broad street saloon
few days ago.
Democratic Town Committee
A meeting OF the Democratic Town
Committee was held yesterday afternoon,
Chairman Quigley presiding.
IL WAS voted to submit the question Of
changing the representatives at the town
conventions at the coming caucuses,
the date OF which Will be fixed at the
meeting to be held next Sunday afternoon.
Changes Among Ciergymen.
II is rumored that Rev. Father Grafton
OF st. AIMS Church, Woonsocket, will
| after Easter Sunday, be transferred to the
Church Of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
| as assistant pastor to Rev. j. II. Beland,
and that Rev. Father Bourgeois will sue.
ceed him there. The people OF The Church
OF Our Lady OF the Sacred Heart will
much regret the departure OF Father
Bourgeois who is general favorite.
Pleaded Not Guiry
Charles Lee, a Chinamau who runs a
laundry on Dexter street, was before
Judge Wilbur OF the Common Pleas Court
Saturday on charge of assault with a
dangerous weapon. He pleaded not
guilty through an interpreter and
furnished surety in the sum of $500 for
his appearance for trial.
Interesting Items.
Two cases OF scarlet fever have been re-
ported on Summit street.
meeting OF Court Flower OF Dexter
will be held this evening.
Rev. j. III. Beland has been elected
chaplain OF the st. Johns Baptist Society.
Marriage intentions have been fled by
George II, Richardson of this town and
NJ iss Jennie Walton OF Arctic Centre.
Several candidates will be Initiated at the
meeting OF Moshassuok Assembly Of
Good Fellows to be held tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. Sarah A. Cowperthw waite, a teacher
at the Broad street school, who has been
i'll for the past several days, Is GONZALES
cent.
Preparations are being made for grand
entertainment in the Holy Trinity Church
next month, in which the children OF the
parish will ofiiciate.
The funeral OF Sarah s. Thomas, W ho died
after an illness Of several weeks, will take
place Wednesday afternoon from the resi-.
dence OF DIR. A, A. Mann on Broad street.
A man asked Officer Hebert yesterday
II the weather was surcharged with suf-
ficient frigidity to meet his demands.
And the officer vouched not a word. II
isthe latest phrase for "Is this cold enough
for your"
The American File Company has sub
mitted It's annual statement In accordanc
with the new corporation law, showing
the value OF the real estate owned In Lin.
coin to be si2 900 and the personal assets,
sSz,1o4'4o' an
Health Officer Malo reports that there
has been no increase In the number Of
scarlet fever cases the past week and the
patients now down with the disease are
getting along comfortably with no serious
results apprehended.
Those old time polo rivals, the Central
Falls Cadets and Pawtucket Citys, will
cross shinnies at Temperance Hall tomor.
row evening aud good game will surely
result. There will also be match be-
tween teams from the Sacred Heart and
st. Mary's Temperance societies, this con-
test to.begin at s AS o'clock.
Great Polo Camel