Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-22
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
The Town Council Ap-
points Supervisors.
WANT STREET CAR SERVICE.
The 0'Malley Trouble Will Probably
End in Suit.

The Town Council held its regular ses-
sion yesterday afternoon with all the
members present and President Wilbur
presiding. Many important matters were
considered.
Supervisors Appointed.
The following Supervisors were ap-
pointed: District No. 1, Democrats
Francis j. Grimes, Fred Desiletts; Repub-
licans-Frank Y. Roberts, Daniel Boyle.
District No. 2, Democrats-William Allen,
Peter Monaghan; Repu publicans-Joseph
NorseuX, Edward Knight. District No. 8,
Democrats-James Finn, William Coyle;
Repu publicans-Edward Connolly, w. B.
Gardner. District No. 4, Democrats--
Thomas Fay, James Trainor; Republi-
cans-James Matthews, Alexander Meik-
lejohn. District No. 8, Democrats-John
b. Carlin, William II. Quigley; Republi-
cans-John Dewhurst, Enoch Bloomer.
District No. @, Democrats-William Nc
Glynn, Zephrsn Pacquett; Repu blicans-
Joseph Beaucage, Arthur b. Mullen. Dis
trict No. z, Democrats-James f. Kelly,
Napoleon Beauvair; Republicans-Ralph
A. Wilbur, Joseph ID. Ostigue.
A SUIT Liable.
The decree establishing the lines on
Dexter street, awarding the O'Malley es-
tate 81 200 and ordering the Town Ser
geant TO remove all obstructions on said
highway, was passed. Attorney III. j.
Carroll gave notice OF appeal from the
award, and very probably suit will fol-
low, as Mt O'Malley claims the award Is
entirely insufficient.
street Car Service
Mr.. Gilluly OF the West Side Business
Mems Association asked the Council to
order the street railway company to run
the electric ,rs from Lonsdale alternately
on Lonsdale avenue and Dexter, In order
that the business men on Dexter street
might get their share OF the trade. Presi-
dent Wilbur, Messrs. Smith and Jordan
were appointed a committee to confer
with the railway company.
The claim OF George Curtis for damage
to his property on Bagley street vas pre-
sented and referred to the committee on
highways OF District Nos. s and o..
Oscar Newell and Jethro Baker declined
| to serve as Commissioners on Crossman
| street. Graham Cowperthwaite and
Frank Newell were appointed, and these
two, with j. Perry Evans, we're appointed
to change the grade on Earl street from
Moore to Crossman streets.
The abutters on the extension OF Foun-
dry street were notified to appear at the
next meeting.
Sunday Papers.
Rev. J. II. Lyon, Rev. @. p. Perry, and
Rev. J. A. l.. Rich petitioned to have the
hawking OF papers on the streets on Sun
days stopped. The petition was received,
and proper officers were instructed to en-
force the ordinances.
Petitions for pool table licenses were re-
ferred to the Committee on Police.
Damase Collett was granted a victualing
house license, as was also Hugh Hainey.
The bill OF George Simmons OF s400, for
services for 1892 and 1898 as Inspector of
Buildings, was read, and the Committee
on Claims recommended that the bill be
disallowed.
Petition of Timothy Planchette for
victualing house license was referred to
the Committee on Police.
The engineer was ordered to mark the
grade on Main street IN ManvilJe.
IL was voted to recommend to the tax
payers at the annual town meeting that
a, 600 be appropriated to purchase the es-
tate of Charles /. Balkccm on Illinois
The Sewer System.
The vote In regard to the Dexter street
sewer system, which was passed at previ-
Gus meeting, at which time the Council
had no authority in the matter, was con-
tirmed, the General Assembly having
given the Council power in the matter.
tbrhe abutters on Garfield street we're or
dered notified that it was necessary to
curb said street. This curbing has been
set but has not been paid for, as proper
notice has never been given.
The following jurors were drawn for
the United States Circuit Court: Grand
j. Hanover, George Shaw and John SPELL
man; Petit-Samuel Briden and Samuel
l.. Weaver.
Adjourned to Wednesday, when the
preliminary canvass OF the voting lists
will be made, commencing at Manville.
The Foresters.
Court Central, A. O. f., held we'll at
tended meeting last evening when the
delegates to the convention made their re-
port. A committee was appointed to
make arrangements for holding a fair.
The members Will attend the fair of
Court Pride OF Lonsdale next Tuesday
evening.
At the meeting of Court Flower of Dex-
ter last evening considerable routine bus
ineis was transacted. This court will hold
a complimentary social in their hall next
Monday evening.
Wedding Tomorrow.
Tomorrow morning at the Sacred Heart
Church Peter Burns and Miss Mamie
Tripp will be united in marriage. After
the ceremony the young couple will go on
a short tour and upon their return will
take up their residence at their newly-fur-
nished home on Grace street, Pawtucket.
Interesting Items.
The Democratic district caucuses will
be held this evening.
An important meeting OF the Young
Mems Catholic Association will be held
tomorrow.
The beautiful services OF the Forty
Hours devotion at the Holy Trinity
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