Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-17
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Fony.FiVe Hands Out Of
Employment.
TOWN COMMITTEE MEETS.
Important Cases In Court Today-The
Funeral Of George CARPENTER.
TOWN COMMITTEE MEETS.

By the closing OF the New England
Electrolytic works last night forty fivs
men will be without employment for an
indefinite period. This 10 not owing to
dullness In trade "a business is unusually
GOOD, but to the strike in the coal regions.
The company mas q large contract on
hand and desire TO fulnll It, but they nnd
that they cannot obtain all the coal they
need for the furnaces.
When seen By . reporter Manager Caul.
nld stated that the company had their Or
der for coal placed before the strike, but
the recent spread of the disturbance had
increased the effect In this locality and
for the past ten days much difficulty has
been experienced In getting the coal
shipped.
The help will be put back to work a.
soon ~ possible.
Democratic Town COMMITTEES.
The newly elected mem bers of the DEM
ocratic town committee met last night at
the headqusrtsrs In the Edgerton Block.
There was large attendance and organi-
ration was affected by reelecting the old
board of officers ~ follows:
Chsirman-Thomas y. Quigley.
6ecretsry-Frsnk X. FitEsimmons.
Treasurer-Philip Greene.
IL was decided to hold the caucusos
Tuesday evening May "a and the town
convention, Thursdsy the Path inst.
Matters ia relation TO the coming cam.
paiRn were discussed in an interesting
manner by al present. ssd there is no
reason why with . strong ticket In the
fold the Democracy should not be heard
from In the coming contest.
The chairman and secretary were In
struoted to prepare q list OF supervisors 10
bs presented to the Town Council at the
next session. After considerable other
routine business was transacted the com-
mittee adjourned to meet again next
Wednesday evening.
District Cours Mast~.s.
Peter 0ermaia, propr.etor OF the Hotel
Lincoln, Was before the court this morn
ing charged with assault on Architect
Rossosu with whom ne had some trouble
while settiing q bill. He pleaded not
guilty and viii have q trial TUESDAY.
In tho District Court this morning
James McGrath, who. IL is alleged, muir
derously assaulted Mathew O'Brisn, the
9Th of April, was srraisned and adjudgsd
probably guilty. He was held In the sum
of %, 900 for the next term of the higher
court.
o'Brien is still In . critical condition.
Laid st Rest.
The funeral Of George d. Carpenter took
place yesterday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Perry
officiating. There was . large attendance
Of mournsrs and friends.
Burial was at Moshassuck cemetery, the
bearers being Joseph w. Freeman, George
Miller, ]. r. Clark and william, Z. Free
man.
Interesting Itsms.
A meeting of the License Commission
ers will be held tomorrow evening at the
Town House.
The hose carriage Of the Broad street
station and q crew Of mon In charge OF
Chief Pstt rendered valuable assistance at
the Pswtuoket nre yesterday.
The Vineyard Workers of the Broad
Street Baptist Church have elected the
following officers; President, Mrs. l.. q.
Wilbur; Vice President, Lizzie Carr; Rec
ording Secretary, Maude Gooding; Cor
responding Secretary, Mrs. e. w. Reid i;
Treasurer, Lily Sullivan.