Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-04
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Wetmore Doodle in EW.
denCe in This Town.
BRAKEMEN IN BAD 0OOR.
A Woman Who Flirts With Trainmen.
All tho News.
BRAKEMEN IN BAD 00OR,

The night before lection passed quiet
ly In this town and the customary rallies
were not held by either party. IL was the
duliest campaign for several years aud
very little activity was shown by either
party. Two or three of the heelers OF the
Republican bosses were In town yester-
dav and distributed the oil from Wet
more's barrel for the machine and every
thing is running smoothly today. The
indications are that Q large vote viii DO
poiled and the Democrats Will make .
good showing particularly on the State
ticket.
The returns from the various districts
are liable to come In later this year than
ever before. The instruction sheets to
the officers stated In bold type that the
supervisors are to supervise the count and
the warden and clerk are the only persons
to count the ballots.
Danger Signals Displayed.
There is young married woman IN a
house bordering on the railroad track
with whom the brakemen on the trains
fiirt at every opportunity. The husband
recently caught on tn this little diversion,
and as the landlord would not let him
board up the window he selected one
brakeman who appeared to be more en-
thusiastic than the others and sent him q
warning letter. This had little eject and
tho men may come to more forcible un-
derstanding within a short time unless
the lie pours oil on the troubled waters.
Contract Awarded.
The contract for furnishing the granite
blocks for Broad street has been awarded
to the Augusta, Me-, Granite Com
pany. The amount appropriated by the
town for this purpose was $4,000, but II
Is thought an additional appropriation
will be necessary to complete the work
from the Pawtucket line TO the Valley
Falls bridge.
Fined for Assault.
In the District Court this morning
Michael George was fined % and costs for
assaulting Thomas Inghsm.
Interesting Items.
There are few cases of contagious die
eases in town at the present time.
Rev. Mr.. Rich is attending the annual
of the Methodist Church.
The regular meeting of the school COM
mittee will be held tomorrow evening.
George Gosling has been elected mem
ber of the board of directors OF the Paw
tucket Base Ball Club.
At the next meeting OF LOYAL Orange
Lodge the matter OF building hall will
be considered and II is stated that favor
a BILE action will be taken.
The Grand Board OF Officers will pay an
official visitation to Court Central at the
next meeting to be held Monday evening,
April IS.
The st. John Baptist Society is In q
condition and at the next
meeting twenty new members will be
added to the roll.
Smyrna Lodge, Grand Orient, will meet
tomorrow evening for the transaction OF
regular business. A large number OF new
members will be admitted.
The many friends Of DR.. John A. Rem
ington are pleased to learn that he Is able
to attend to business again after an Ill
ness of several weeks with scarlet fever.
The son of Michael Garrity, who was
injured oy falling on Pine street Sunday,
was taken to the hospital for treatment
afternoon. He is more seriously
injured than was at frst supposed.
The Office of the board of License Com
missioners will be open every day from
IL to 4 p. m. until April 10 to receive ap-
plicstions for liquor licenses. The num-
Der OF applications handed In thus far IL
twenty.