Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-29
IN CENTRAL Falls.
|Couri Room Poet Muses.
On a Dull Day.
I'm THE POLITICAL FIELD.
An Operation Which Resulted Fatally.
A Generous Gift.

The court room was empty,
The docket was clear,
Not a "tough" nor a "bummer' was,seen;
The clerk read the paper.
The Judge stroked his hair.
And the chances for money were "lean,"
For no one had "broken and entered" or
"lusheo,"
And no one the poor little "growlsr' had
rushed"
Real Estate Sales.
Tho following real estate sales have been
recorded: Edouard Frechette and wife
to Louis Brouillette and wife land and
buildings on Cowdep street.
William II. Potter to David Couture
land on q street.
Francis f.. Tucker to Elhansn Tucker
land on Cleveland street.
The Home Building Co. to Walter III.
Robbins land ut corner OF Central ano
| Hollis streets.
Walter M. Robbins sold same tn Mar.
garet Corcoran.
Michael Walsh to Abigail Walsh land
on Sumner avenue, and Abigail Walsh
the same to Mary Walsh.
Falling on.
The sunshiny weather which betokens
the advent Of Spring 10 causing the
"Weary Wiliies" who seek the hospitable
shelter OF the local police station to fall
of to an appreciable extent. Last night
there were but thirteen lodgers, tho
smallest number accommodated any night
during the month.
Disguised with the Leaders.
One prominent political figure who has
heretofore been recognized as staunch
Republican has publicly announced that
he is disgusted with the leaders OF his
party, and proposes TO antagonize them
from the outside. He thinks the liquor
element has got control CT the party and
dep!ores It's general rottenness. There is
evidently some hope for him In the esti-
nation of his fellow citizens about the
citv. for q, number Of good Democrats
have spoken In commentator OF his ac-
tion in W withdrawing his support from the
4 party which allows corrupt people to pose
IA leaders and representative men OF the
marty. With such q state of affairs Is 1t
any wonder that the Democrats OF the
city feel confident OF success at the COM
ing election?
Generous Gift
II has been announced that st. Georges
parish has received as q gift the munif-
cent sum of s3, 900 to be used for the erec-
tion OF parsonage.
Good Record.
Health Officer Malo has made the an.
nouncement that for nearly ton ;ays he
mas not received the report OF any con.
tagious disease In the city.
Resulted Fatally.
Mrs. Edwin Meaden, wife OF one OF the
operatives In the Lonsdale mills, died last
night as the result OF an operation per-
formed last Sunday evening. She was
taken sica Sunday afternoon and DR.. Gar
vim diagnosed her case as strangulation OF
the bowels. An operation was deemed
necessary and was performed by DR.. Gar
vim, DR.. Lane of Pawtucket and DR.. Gard
ner of Providence. The operation was
successful, cut as the constitution Of the
patient was very weak she did not recover
from its effect and expired yesterday.
Preparing For Anniversary.
Superior Lodge, I. o. o. f, will meet
this evening. There will be three candi-
dates initiated In tho third degree. The
committee appointed at the last meeting
to provide an entertainment on the occa.
sion OF the seventy sixth anniversary of
the lodge will report. The observance OF
/ the anniversary will occur on April 26
Prior to the entertainment the lodge will
% irticipa:e in the grand Odd Fellows
parade In Providence.
Live Locals,
C.H. Mathewson, who was severely In.
jured by q runaway recently, Is much i'm
proved and 1t Is expected that he will be
able to be out soon.