Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-23
UPVIHEBLlCkSYONE
Lincoln Council Chooses
Supervisors.
FIRE IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Odd Fellows Have q Pleasant Time
The Court News.

A meeting OF the IoWu Sounch Va As"
coin was held In the council chamber OF
the City Hall at Central Falls yesterday
afternoon.
1t was voted to pay the Inspector OF
buildings q salary OF 500 per year.
Joseph Quamby was appointed Inspector
of Buildings; also Inspector OF Plumbing
and of. .Chimneys.
The following were chosen special con-
stables for the coming election: First
district, Manuel Markon and Napoleon
Lalime; second district, Ii. II. Jenks
and e. L. Jenks; third district, b. ID.
North and David Nickerson; fourth dis-
trict, Jssse Smith and Robert Dawson.
The following supervisors were ap-
pointed: First district, Frank Grimes ana
r. Desiits, Democrats; Leyi Bakman ana
r. H. Roberts; second district, fniiip
Greene and William McCulien, Demo
Gratis, Edward knight and W. 3. Aldrich;
third district, James Whalen and James
Finn, Democrats, and A. w. horr aho -
A. Hall; fourth district, J. Z. Fey ana H.
r. Henry, Democrats, aud Peter smitn
and Edwards, Republicans.
The bond OF Town Treasurer Sherman
was fixed at $ZO,UVO'
A Pleasant Occasion.
The second annual social and ball OF
l,oyal Mount Hope Lodge, No. 7l37, l. u
Of, M. u, was held last evening In For
esters Hall on Lonsdale avenue and proved
10 be one of the most successful social
events of the season. There was large
mum ber OF visitors present and by the
time for commencement ofthe programme
the hall was packed with members aro
their friends. The programme, wnicn
was an excellent one, was very hnely rem
dered. Vocal musjc was.rendered In the
most approved manner by the TRINITY
Ouartette. Mr.. James Cook and others.
Instrumental music for the dancing was
furnished by Blacks orchestra, John
Kelly prompter.
The committee OF arrangements con-
sisted OF Messrs. John j. Pearson, John a.
Garner, William Hogg, Edward Vein
Thomas Twist, William Cook, James
Keith and James Lord. William Pearson
was floor manager and he was assisted by
the following aids: Thomas Twist, John
Mills, John Garner and JohE Buckley.
Preparing for Fair.
The Crescent Literary Association has
made extensive preparations for the fail
to be held next month, and appearances
seem TO indicate that the fair will bt
thoroughly successful.
The candidates who will contest for tht
prizes are as follows: Parlor suite, Mamie
Dalton of Lonsdale avenue and Mamie
Clarity of Fairlawn; bicycle, Charles
Flynn, Paul Blais and James Ferguson
gold headed cane, John f. Quinn ane
James Gilligan.
district Court.
Patrick Burns, another OF the boys i'm
plicated In the recent store breaking ex
ploits, was arraigned this morning. HI
pleaded not guilty and was held III $30l
bonds for trial next ruesdpy.
Fire This Morning.
An alarm of fire this morning proved
to be for blaze at 100 Cross It, ,
boarding house kept by a man namee
Giblin. Signs pointing to an attempt K
set fire discovered in the same hous,
only a few days ago. The blaze was
bad one. The roof Is very badly burned
some of the furniture was spoiled anC
some OF the clothing belonging to tn,
boarders was destroyed.
Local City Notes.
The examinations are In progress at st
Patrick's parish parochial scnool.
The time allowed,for the filing OF ap
plication for civil service appointments al
tho local Postoffice will expire with tn.
close OF business Monday night.
Horse clipping by the only ipower clIppel