Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-11
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Contract Awarded For the
Broad Street Sewer.
CONTRACTOR SHAW GETS IT.
Interesting Meeting of Ballou Post
Last Evening General News.

A meeting OF the Sewer Commissioners
was held at the Town House yesterday at
ternoon when the contract for con-
strueting the sewer in Broad street was
awarded to Contractor Shaw. His bia of
n, ,470 for the work was the lowest of the
several that sent in proposals.
This figure is for the construction work
alone as the material will be purchased by
the town.
1t is the intention to begin work at
once.
BsiIou Post Meets.
An interesting and largely attended
meeting of Ballou Post, q. A. r., was held
last evening. One member was admitted
and one application received. COM
mittee consisting OF Robert Mccartney,
Nathan Knight and John McGrath was
appointed to attend to the matter OF fill
ing In the sketch OF the members and the
history of the post in the memorial vol
ume recently presented to the post by
Hon. 4. A. Greene. Considerable other
business OF a routine nature was trans
acted.
One of the Brsvest.
Benoine Rocheleau, who was appointed
driver OF the Hook and Ladder at the
Broad street station at Monday nights
meeting of the Board of Firewards to
succeed Fred Emo, began his duties of
the position this morning. He is a car
penter by occupation.
Aft.r the Liquor Dealers.
A meeting OF the Union Law and Order
League was held in the vestry OF ChrIst's
Church last evening. Rev. j. V. Chsl-
mers told of his call on the Lincoln coun-
Gil at Monday afternoons session. Com
mittees were appointed to prepare argu-
ments to be presented to the Lincoln and
Cumberland councils to show why certain
liquor dealers should not have their
licenses renewed.
Interesting Items.
The police made forty FIVE arrests in
| March.
James McArdle OF Blackstone has ac-
| cepted a position at the Farwell Worsted
| Mills.
A meeting OF the West Side Business
Mems Association will be held tomorrow
evening.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
| will hold a social Monday evening,
April 30.
The police blotter was clean this morn
ing, no arrests having been made by the
| police last night.
There was a very pleasant whist party
last evening at the residence Of Hon.
Henry q. Tresher.
Mary Pearson and Miss Anna Daven-
port who have been seriously Ill with
scarlet fever are convalescing.
Mrs. Patt, mother OF A. j. Patt, who
was severely injured several weeks ago,
has greatly improved from the effects OF
| the accident.
The pIoprietors OF the different saloons
are on their good behavior just at present.
| The reason why is they want to get re-
newsl Of license.
George Kent, the elder at the Advent
| Mission, has accepted a call to Bristol,
| VT, and entered upon his duties yester-
| day. His family will leave for there
| shortly.
| The committee having In charge the In
stallation of the newly elected officers of
the Ladies Aid Society OF the Sacred Heart
parish in Temperance Hall on Friday
| evening will spare no pains to make the
occasion a most enjoyable one.
Another meeting OF the young men in
| terested In the formation of Junior
Court of Foresters will be held this even-
ing In the hall OF Court Flower OF Dexter
| when fees will be received and an organ
| ization affected. Early next week the
| grand court will Institute the new court
| and install officers.
Lincoln Council, Ancient Order of
| Druids, will open meeting at 80 o'clock
tomorrow evening and obligate two can
didates. The meeting will be followed by
an entertainment for which a program Of
much merit has been prepared, including
singing by the Gounod Quartet and read
| ing by ISIS Ida Thompson of Valley Falls.