Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-23
BASE BALL PROSPECTS IN CENTRAL FALLS
Getting Ready For the
Spring Campaign.
SUGRUE DISCHARG TODAY
Real Estate Sales For the Week All
the News.

IL may be somewhat premature to dis
cuss the prospects OF the coming Spring
election, but only about five weeks more
remain. Nothing has as yet been done,
so far as is known to the public, by
either of the parties towards naming
men for the various offices to be filled AZ
that time.
There will be a meeting OF the Demo-
"ratic town committee Sunday afternoon,
- IN plans for the future will be consid-
wh> ID other matters discussed.
| cred al 4 that the Republican hustlers
IL is sal. rers will begin the preiimi-
and wire puI. Ne campaign next week
nary work OF /. ION OF the party is such
The present condh. will have to be done
that much extra work rank and ME
to reunite, IL possible, tn. There Is
Tor the coming April battle. orough
material change since year agL, ouhcl
ABOUT by the actions of the Town 4 VII
ana the leaders, which, 1t Il feared,
land them upon reef before the storh.
| abates.
The Den. are doing their work I'm
quiet manner and il Is understood that
good names will appear on the ticket
when the proper time comes.
Then Will come the contest for town Of
hces and unless public opinion is deceiv-
Ing several of the mem bers already have
the star of defeat before them. It would
be Idle to speculate on the relative
strength of the parties n speculations
were to be based on the figures of last
year. Last year and this year are two
very different years. The statement is not
startling though true.
The taxpayers who have seen the towns
money'melt away like snow in the warm
sunshine and important franchises handed
out regardless OF the interests Of the peo-
pie, will be heard from when the ballot
harvest is at hand.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate trans
actions have been recorded the past week:
Christopher c. @ ildard sold to James
Gildard land aud buildings near Martius
way.
Michael O'Brien, by attorney, sold to
Alice O'Brien, mortgagee, lot No. Is
on Mechanics Land Company's plat.
George T. Tucker ct al. to James Adams
lot OF land on fucker Plat Tor s1O.
George b. Hill ct al sold to Mary Chap
man land and buildings on Lincoln ave-
nue..
Lsughlin O'Brien ct al. sold to Joseph
! Generaux ct ux. land and buildings on
Mary o, Angel sold to Charles +. RAN
dali tract OF woodland on the Jonathan
Arnold farm,
District Court Gases.
In the District Court this morning one
person was fined e and costs for drunk
eDuess.
William Sugrue, who was arrested on q
warrant with Frank Murphy FOR the
larceny of a robe from a sleigh belong
ing to Joseph Fournier, was discharged
upon payment ui costs. II was shown
that Sugrue was not an accomplice in the
theft.
Increasing Items.
Rev. Father Farrelly attended the con-
secration OF Bishop Tierney at Hartford
It., Yesterday.
The funeral of Fred Emo will take
place from the Church of Our Lady OF
the Sacred Heart tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock.
The Central Fails Fire Department has
passed resolutions on the deaf of Fred
Emo and copy OF the same will be sent
to the family of the deceased.
Hon. n. A. Dubuque of Fall River will
address the union meeting of the French
societies OF Central Falls and Pawtucket at
jacques Cartier Hall, Sunday evening.
The funeral OF Mrs. Hannah Leedham,
who died on Wednesday after brief ILL
ness, will take place from st. Georges
Church tomorrow morning and burial
will be at Taunton.