Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-06
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Opportunity For Generous
Rich Men.
A CHIMNEY FIRE TODAY.
Death From DiphtheIia This Morning.
Wedding Bells.

Lincoln has a number OF rich and gem
erous men. Which OF them will come
forward and make for himself an endur.
ing name name by founding public IL
braryH From time to time one hears ru-
mors of a future public libraryo splendid
proportions. Rumors OF this kind have
been ripe at times for several years but
nothing In the shape of building or even
foundation for one has yet been seen by
the anxious watchers. That this town
should have free public library no one
whose opinion is worth considering will
deny.
Central Falls has the Fire District IL
brary, an excellent institution in its way,
but not at all what is needed in big and
growing town like Lincoln. Now, II
sope man with a generous heart and suf-
ficient money to carry out his wishes
should decide to erect a public library
building I'm the town his decision would
instantly nnd favor with almost every
body.
synon's License Revoked.
The matter OF the petition OF the Ions
dale Company for writ OF certiorari to
issue against the Board OF License Com
missioners of L.Lcoln came up before
the Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court yesterday. The petition was
brought to have the License Commis-
sioners show cause Why they granted a
liquor license to John III. Synon.
The petitioners, who own the greater
part of the land within 200 feet OF the
building for which the license was re-
quested, filed an objection to the grant
ing of the license, which objection the
Commissioners ignored. The records of
the proceedings OF the Commissioners
granting the license was examined, and
the Court thereupon ordered that the
proceedings granting the license be
quashed, and AIR. Lynon will now be
without license.
Wedding Tonight.
This evening Emma, daughter of Hon.
T.. l.. Freeman, will be united in marriage
| to John Anderson Moore at the High
street Congregational Church. Miss Free
man has many friends and there will be
no dearth OF good wishes for her future
happiness.
| MIR. Guerin's Funeral.
The remains OF Francis GuerIn, who
lied from the effects OF injuries received
| by being struck by derrick, will be
| taken to Chatham, Ont, for burial.
His wife and adopted child live near
| that place. lie was 81 years of age and
was employed as second hand over the
yard men at Saylesville.
Chimney Fire This Forenoon.
Box ~ was rung In this forenoon call
ing out the Fire Department to a chin
ney fire In the house of Henry j. Lynd on
| Broad street. There was no damage OF
any consequence.
Interesting Items.
The letter carriers have adorned their
new uniforms.
Tomorrow evening the Cercle Jacques
| Cartier will visit the fair of the st. Jean
Baptiste Society I'm Woodlawn.
VIM. Dawson, &. A. McCallum and Hans
Hanson OF this place are entered for the
bicycle road race at Mansfield Saturday.
| The Y. p. $. &. Il. connected with the
| strawberry festival in the church Friday
evening.
| Stephen j. Lonergan OF this plsce and
Miss Mary Ellis of Lonsdale were united
In marriage at st. Patriok's Church this
morning.
The Order OF the Eastern Star hold its
regular monthly meeting last evening
and considerable routine business was
| transacted,
Mary, the four year-old child OF Jere-
miah Murphy OF Cross street, died this
morning OF diphtheria and the funeral
| took place this afternoon.