Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-06
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Council Completes the
Official Count.
FENCE" PLEADS GUILTY.
She is Fined and Severe Lecture is
Administered to Her.

0Tbe Town Council completed It's task OF
at a late hour yesterday sfterdoon. There
were few changes from the results an
nounced, the only material difference
being In the Prohibition vote from the
Manville district which was increased.
Aldrich ran clear ahead Of his ticket,
probably On account OF his attitude on
the niue hour bill and Fournier ran be-
hind. Although the Prohibition vote
was increased, sili the number polied was
far from what the leaders predicted.
The town treasurer was authorized to
hire 5000 for school purposes.
A report OF the sewer commissioners on
the Dexter street system was received and
consideration deferred until the next reg
ulsr meeting Monday afternoon.
Pleaded Guilty.
Mrs. Martha johnson, who resides on
Tiffany street, was arrested yesterday af'
terDoon on q warrant charging her With
receiving stolen property. much OF the
property stolen by the juvenile shop
lIfters In the several dry goods stores In
Pswtucket was found at her house. She
pleaded guilty and was fined s20 and
costs. Judge Con gave her severe lec-
turs about the way she encouraged thiev-
ing by the crime she was guilty Of.
School Board Meets.
The regular meeting Of the school Com.
mittee was held last evening. In his re-
port Supt. Draper stated there was some
talk of esta tablishing flag days a. 10 the
custom In Pawtucket, out his recommen-
h.a a..
staffs every school day In the year was
adopted.
The Manville parochiat school was
granted permission to issue work certifi.
~vates, the committee appointed TO inves-
tlgate that school having made . report.
Tho Grand Convention.
The committee delegated by the Ma
tional French Canadian Convention held
In Chicago last Summer to organize q
committee on arrange ments for the nine
teenth annual convention which will be
held In Fall River this year, held q meet
Ing I'm Fall River last evening. Hon. II.
A. Dubuque was elected president. Many
prominent French Canadians residents OF
New England, including several from
Central Falls were elected honorary men,
bers. This committee will hold meetings
from time to time and determine upon
the details Of tho prospective convention
the object OF W hich Is to discuss matters
pertinent to the welfare OF the people and
encourage naturalization.
Sing Lee Registers.
Sing Lee, the Laundry man, located In
Clark's block on Broad street, was regis
tered Yesterday afternoon by Deputy Cav
nf ha tnf nj on 4
seems that Sing had his picture taken
once before, but II was a tintype and there
was not enough face to comply with the
provisions OF the Geary act Sing received
the deputy In a courteous manner on his
last visit and chuckled great deal as he
remarked: Everything all rights now,
gotta new lplicture and q whole lotta
face"
had completed his errand and judging by
his nature had relieved his mind OF q
heavy burden.
81. Jean Baptiste.
At the meeting OF the Bt. Jean Bsptiste
Society Wednesday evening IL was voted
to attend the sacred concert at Lothrop's
Opera House Sunday evening In O body.
The members will meet ct their hall
with regalias at o'clock and proceed to
the Opera House In command OF Captain
Louis Bessette.
Interesting Items.
The initiatory degree will be conferred
on two candidates at tonight's meeting of
Superior Lodge.
An entertainment and social will be
given by Lincoln Council, A. o. OF D., at
their hall on Central street next Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Mary Donshue died yesterday OF
bronchites after q brief illness at her
home on Broad street. She was IL years
of age and lesvesa a husband and three
children.