Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-09
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
What The Council Nav
Do Tonight.
BOY KILLED AT TIN BRIDGE.
Personal Notes About the Town and
Latest Live News.


the Town Council will be held for the
special purpose OF a apportioning the high
way funds. For town like Lincoln TO
make seven divisions OF the highway ap-
propriation is ridiculous. There IL no
street building done In the whole town
except I'm the Central Falls and that IL not
because OF the system but In spite of IT,
Voting districts 5, 8 and Z are too inter-
woven In interest to make a division OF
the highway funds and as a consequence
some streets are built permanently.
Councilman Lockwood was right I'm the
stand he took last Monday.
While he Ia only endorsing what was
enunciated by ex. Highway Commissioner
Fred Il. PHILIPPE, still IL must be ad-
mltted that 1t takes some pluck In the
present state OF affairs In that town to do
such a thing.
His predecessor was set aside by the
long haired boss because he was not sub
seryient to the dictates issued by him,
and unless all signs fall Mr.. Lockwood
Will be yearling, for John r., for some
reason or other, has a way OF downing
those VINO differ from him. The present
management OF Lincoln, II Is well known,
Is not In the interest of the town. II is
not pretended that II Is. The only thing
considered 10 the supremacy of the Re-
publican party. Ii the interests of the
town were considered the old obsolete
highway districts would long ago have
been abolished.
Cumberland while not so popuIous has
advanced more rapidly than Lincoln In
this respect. IL has divided the town Into
two highway districts and Lincoln would
do we'll to emulate the example II they are
afraid To put the expenditure OF the entire
highway funds In the hands OF one Com
missioner under the direction of the
Council. The only other matter to come
up this evening Is the adjustment OF the
controversy between Hon. Jonathan
Chace and the town over the layout Of
High street and the damages on account
OF the same. The committee consisting OF
Messrs. Lockwood, Smith ana Schiller
were to meet him this afternoon to dis
cuss II.
Installation OF Once ..
This evening In Temperance Hall the
installation OF the recently elected officers
OF the Sacred Heart Temperance Society
will be held. After the installation core
monies a collation. will be served and sew
eral well known temperance workers will
speak.
Another Accident nj the Tin Bridge.
The "Tin" bridge was the scene OF an
other fatal accident Saturday afternoon
when Fred Marshall, a lad OF IA years OF
age, was struck by the train that leaves
Boston at o'clock. The boy was alone
at the time, ana was walking toward Cen
tral Falls when the train approached
him. He was about the centre of the
bridge, and evidently became frightened,
for he stepped In front OF the locomotive.
instead of getting on the other side OF the
bridge.
The boy was thrown long distance
and whom the train stopped and the train
men arrived the lad was still alive. He
was taken on board aud brought to the
depot whore DIR. Howe was summoned,
but the boy died In few minutes.
Medical Examiner Kelliher of Paw
tucket was notified and viewed the body.
He found a compound fracture of the
skull. He deemed an inquest unneces-
sary, and the body was taken to the par
ents' home on Perry street.
The funeral took place this morning
from the French Catholic Church and
burial was at Mount st. Mary's cemetery.
Personal.
The family OF Hector Schiller are at
Camp White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Graham are at
Bullock's Point.
George and Mamie Perry are stopping
at Bullock's Point.
Henry Morgan and family are at River
side for the Summer.
Miss Mary Bellew OF thi place Is visit
ing relatives In Binghamton, N. Y.
Miss Josephine B. German OF White
Plains, N. Y, is visiting friends here.
Miss Mabel p. Edwards is being enter
tsiDed by Mrs. Irving +. Patt at Pleasant
Bluff.
Misses Lottie and Sadie Houghton and
Mary Mills are at Mrs. Fales' cottage,
Pleasant Blum.
Elmer Lent and family will occupy
Lincoln cottage at Bullock's Point for the
rest OF the season.
Interesting Items.
The Board OF Firewards will meet this
evening.
The Central Falls Cadets will go into