Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-28
The Canvass of the vot-
ing Lists Completed.
SUPERVISORS ARE CHOSEN.
No Clue Yet to the Daring Highway
men-All the News.

House this morning and completed the
prelimenary-canv OF the voting lists.
The following supervisors have been
appointed for the election to be held one
week from today:
Democrats--District No. 1, Frank j.
Grimes, Fred Desilets; No. 2, William
Cullen and Peter Monahan; No. 3, Will
liam Coyle and James Finn; No. A. John
T. Ryding and Thomas Foy; No. 5, Hugh
Il. Marvin and Thomas Csdden Jr.; No. 6,
Peter X. German and Michael A. Ryan;
No. Z, Bernard McKenna and Napoleon B.
Beauvis.
Repu ublicans-No. /, jeremiah Driscoll
and Frank Y. Boucher, Jr.; No. 2, Joseph
p. Noiseux and George Long; No. 3, Will
liam ID. Wentworth; No. 4, Benjamin
Sprague and Caleb Parkinson; No. 8,
Enoch Bloomer and Charles Allenson;
No. 8, Joseph Beaucage and Arthur b.
Mullen; No. Z, Joseph ID. Ostiguy and
Ralph A. Wilbur.
The Council will meet at the Town
House Saturday morning at 8 o'clock
when the hnal canvass will be made.
No Clue Yet.
The police have been working on the
Saylesvilie highway robbery, but have as
yet obtained no clue to the trio OF desper-
ADDE'S who held up William Robinson on
the Moshassuck Valley Railroad Monday
night.
DisgracefuI Scene.
The social given by an organization
known as the Columbus club at the hall
in Fales Block Monday evening was
disgraceful affair and the police would
hos I'm In n.
any time after IL o'clock. Many OF the
participants were under the influence OF
liquor and the smoke from cheap cigars
was so dense that It wss impossible for
the vision to penetrate the heavily laden
atmosphere. The demorslizing effect OF
such dances are for reaching and 1t would
be a good idea far the authorities to be a
little more careful In granting permission
for such affairs in the future.
The EIectrolytio Works.
For the third time In less than three
years the New England Electrolytlc Cop
per Company finds II impera i've To double
its plant and contracts have been placed
with the General Electric Company of
Schenectady, N. v, for $4,000 worth OF
generators and dynsmos to be delivered
within a month. The employees are
working overtime to fill orders.
Appointed Pastor.
The appointment OF Rev. Father Jour.
dain to the rectorship OF st. James
Church, Manville, succeeding Rev. j. II.
BeIand, recently transferred tot the Church
OF Our Lady OF the Sacred Heart, has been
announced by Bishop Harkins. Father
Jourdain, who has Just returned from
Europe, was born at Three Rivers, =. O.,
ana received the greater part OF his edu-
cation in the college there. He studied
theology in the grand seminary In Mon
treal. After ordination about six years
ago, he came to Providence, and was as
sistant pastor for time at the French
Catholic Church I'm that city. He was APP
pointed assistant pastor at Manyille
shortly before the death of Rev. FIR.
Bachand, about two years ago.
Interesting Items.
The Ladies Aid Society ci the Sacred
Heart parish held a social last evening in
the school hall.
An entertainment was held In Temper
ance Hail last night under the auspices OF
the Cercle Jacques Cartier.
A meeting of the West Side Business
Mems Association will be held tomorrow
evening in Court Flower OF Dexter's Hall.
The annual festival ot the Woodbine
Base Ball Club will open in Temperance
Hall Saturday night and will continue
several evenings.
The Ladies' Social Circle connected with
the Broad street Baptist Church Will hold
an Easter sale this evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Fred Packard on Central
street.
Ellen f. Jones OF this town has filed
petition In the office OF the clerk Of the
Supreme Court, praying for divorce
from Arthur n. Jones, and for the custody
OF her children
The Central Falls Temperance Cadets
will clear about $50 from their concert
held I'm Pawtucket Sunday evening. The
money will be expended in securing new
furniture and otherwise beautifying their
headquarters. The association is in
fiourishing condition at present.
There will be rally Friday evening
in the hall OF Circle Jacques Cartier under
the auspices OF the Repuplica club. Hon.
T., {. Dubois, candidate for Attorney
General, will make the principal address
and speeches will also be made by the
candidates for legislative honors.
The funeral OF the eleven yesr-old son
OF Mrs. Emma F. Grylls, % Mowry street,
took place yester lay afternoon, burial
being at the expense OF the town. This
Is the second son that Mrs. Grylls has
last by death within the past six weeks
and being in destitute circumstances the
case was sad one.