Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-29
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
West Side Business Men
Will Meet Tonight.
PRES. JONES WILL SPEAK.
The Appointment of Postmaster Will
Soon Be Made Notes.

This evening the Business Mems Asso-
citation OF the Western district Will hold
a meeting In Court Flower OF Dexter's
hall aud IL Is expected that the organlza-
tion will be completed. The members are
foremos. citizens OF Lincoln, energetic,
active and alive to every interest that
tends 10 promote the progress of the
town. The movement IL growing In pop
ulsr favor and there il no doubt that the
energetic men at the head of the new or
ganization will make its influence felt in
securing improvements for the Western
district TO which they are in all justice
entitled.
The Postmaster ship.
II will not be many weeks before the
powers at Washington will take action
upon the Central Falls Postoffice question
and present the name OF some Democrat
to take Postmaster Bowen's place. Nearly
u year has gone by since the term of the
present incumbent expired, land there is
some dissatisfaction why such a condi-
tion OF affairs should be allowed to exist.
The Postofiice is a second class one, and
after paying expenses of clerk hire IL Is
figured that the revenue In about Il 500 a
year. There are several men who would
like to sort mail aud pound stamps, but
the pole in the race Is not held by dark
horse by any means.
Canvassing Voting Lists.
Every Democrat should make II point
to see that his name appears on the vot-
ing list in the coming election. Tho
Council has completed Its preliminary
work In accordance with the special law
whereby the town was redistricted. The
regular and final canvass OF the lists will
be made at the Town House Saturday
morning Mt O'Clock.
II Is the intention To have the redistrict-
ing act amended at the present session OF
the General Assembly. This will do away
with the necessity OF a preliminary can
vass, such as has been In progress during
the past few days.
Interesting Items.
Maud, the infant daughter OF William
l.. Pitts of Washington street, died yes
terday.
Smith Brothers, the West side market
men, have purchased the Corbott estate
on Dexter street.
Senator Christopher Champlin of Block
Island was In town yesterday, the guest Of
Louis G.. Phillips.
Falls Temperance Cadets will be held at
their headquarters Sunday afternoon.
b Hon. Augustine Jones, president OF the
Advance club, will address the West Side
Business Mems Association this evening.
Hon. II. A. Dubuque OF Fall River will
address the Repu blican rally to- oe held at
the Cercle Jacques Cartier hall tomorrow
evening.
The employees of the Highway Depart
ment are at work making the annual
Spring cleaning of the principal streets OF
the town.
Grand Chancellor Walter Scott of Prov
idence and District Deputy Grand Chan
cellor Joseph White paid iraternal visit
TO Washington Lodge, X OF p, last even
ing. The session was very pleasant one,
addresses being made by the visitors and
officers OF the lodge.
Rev. Father Bourgeois, who has been
acting pastor at st. James Church at
Manville, has entered upon his duties as
assistant pastor OF st. AIMS, w Woonsocket
His departure is regretted by the parish
toner's OF the Church OF Our Lady OF the
Sacred Heart by whom he was greatly be
loved.