Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-10
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Adjourned Meeting Of the
Town Council.
REPUBLICANS IN A DILEMMA
Over An Article That Appeared IN the
Tribune Recently.

the different districts tomorrow.
The committee from the Council APP
pointed to meet Hon. Jonathan Chace In
the adjustment OF the controversy over
the layout of High street and damages
on account OF the same reported, which
was received and committee con-
tinued until the Town Solicitor was con-
suited and an agreement drawn up.
A nuisance on Lincoln avenue was or
dered abated. Samuel Il. Learned was APP
pointed on the school committee for three
years. The resignation OF school com
mitteeman Cnarles Il. Clark was accepted
for three years.
Frank A. Thurber was appointed rail-
road police office.
Councilman Schiller presented a petit
tion for a tavern license which brought
a few remarks from President Baker, but
IL was granted.
Adjourned till next Monday afternoon.
Quite Excited.
The article published In last Saturdays
issue of the TRIBUNE about the "Bad APP
pies" among the French Republicans OF
Lincoln has created quite a stir In Central
Falls, TO put IL mildly. Some OF his po-
liticai friends charged Mr.. de Tonnancour
with having written IL and this gentle
man had to deny 1t through the columns
OF Repu blican daily paper OF Pawtucket.
But though protesting OF his innocence,
Mr.. do Tonnancour does not deny the ver-
aclty of the article, so the tongues OF the
interested parties are still on the move.
Somethin unex pected might yet happen
before long, for the members OF the
French Republican club have been called
to meet next Thursday evening.
The Board of Firewards.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Firewards was held last evening. The
| police report was read and the regular
number of bills were ordered paid.
The Committee on Water was In
| structed to relay the 1S.inch pipe on
| Lonsdale avenue and to put In a 4-inch
pipe instead of the 1-inch In on Brook
| street; 4-inch pipe on Illinois street, and
| 6-inch pipe on Summer street.
II was voted to send Chief Patt to the
convention IN Montreal.
The Veteran Firemen.
A largely attended meeting OF the Vet
eran Firemen was held last evening and
considerable business was transacted. An
invitation was received to attend the
muster In Essex and the members talked
Two Nights Yet.
The executive committee OF the Phil
harmonic Bands fair has decided to con-
tinue tho entertain ments for two more
evenings, tonight and Thursday.
This evening the boys contest for bi-
cycle will be brought to a close. The
contestants are Masters Jean Menard, Ed
ward Schiller and Robert Jaretsky.
Meeting Tomorrow.
The post poned meeting OF the 81. Jean
Baptiste Society OF Central Falls will take
place tomorrow evening. The committee
who had charge OF the Marlboro excur-
sion will submit their report and an In
/ teresting discussion Is expected.
Personal.
George Merriam OF Lowell, Mass, is VS.
| iting fri, nds here.
officer Louks Is on his vacation.
John Il. Gobeille and wife left yester
| day afternoon for three weeks trip to
| Canada. They were accompanied by
| Frank Gobeille OF San Francisco, q cousin
Of Mr.. Gobeille.
Mrs. Charles A. McCallum and family
| are visiting In Fall River.
The young friends OF Lydia Pearson OF
Saylesville, some 40 In number, decided to
| give her a surprise on her 18th birthday,
| Saturday. She was invited to spend the
| day with friend and on her return early
/ In the evening found lawn party In her
honor. The grounds were illuminated,
games we're played and refres hmsnts were
partaken OF.
1 Installation.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
held It's annual installation of officers
last evening when the following officers
we're duly installed by the retiring Presi-
dent, Matthew McCsfrrey:
| President-Joseph III. Flynn.
Vice Pr, sident-rhomas McAlevy.
Recording Secretsry-Eugeue ID. Wall.
| Financial Secretary-Joseph McCloskey.
| Tressurer-Robe Bellew.
Sergeant at Arms Michael Brohsn.
| Janitor-Hugh Bsrden.
Board OF Trustees-John O'Connor,
| John McGrath, Thomas Ryan, Charles l..
McAlice, Joseph McCloskey and Philip
Clark.
The members OF the Ladies' Auxiliary
Society we're present as guests.
Matthew McCsffrey, the retiring Presi-
dent, was unan mously ele tied a dele
gate to represent the society In the Ma
tional convention to be held In st. Paul
Minn., Aug. l and 2.
A short musical and literary entertain.
ment followed, consisting of q recitation
by Miss Mamie Burns; song, by Mis-
Katie McDermott recitation, by Mis-,
Agnes Malobey; song by Miss Saraf
Murphy, and a duet by Misses Mar,
Kelly and Emma Dockery.
A short season OF dancing followed tC
the music OF Demers' orchestra and tn,
I'D annual installation was voted by al
present complete success.
Death OF an Old Resident.
Henry Smith, father of ex-Town Clerl
Edward b. Smith, died at his home In Ma
tick yesterday morning after a long Ill
ness. lie was well known In Ceutrs