Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-11
in CENTRAL FALLS.
No Trouble Anticipated at
the FarWeII Mill.
ANOTHER ENTERTAINMENT.
Successful Cake Sale and Entertain
ment Held Last Night,

According to the statement OF Mr.. Far.
we'll of the Farwell mills the action OF
the help at the other mills, regarding the
return to the old schedule of prices, has
had no apparent effect upon the opera
tiyes of the Farwell mill. The mills are
running as usual and no trouble Is an
ticipated. Mr.. Farweli says that he has
no knowledge OF any dissatisfaction
among his employees and does not expect
that the trouble at other mills Will infiu-
ence his help to strike.
At H. Again.
Ransom Eldridge, who was sent to the
State Farm last July to serve a sentence
of one year, was released on probation
Monday. Monday night he was badly
intoxicated. Yesterday he again INDUCED
In terrible spree and was arrested he
will be carried back to the II arm today to
serve out his sentence. Eldridge Is 90
years of age and has spent nearly Id years
of his life on the state Farm for drunk
enness.
More Ordinances.
The Common Council met again In the
city hall to act on the ordinances last
night. The salaries OF the tax assessors
was also discussed and the Council de-
cided not to copcur with the AlderDanic
board In the amendment to the salary bill.
Last Months Deaths.
Death returns for the month OF March
have been made up by the city clerk OF
Central Falls and the town clerk OF Lin
coin. In the town OF Lincoln, from March
1 to 10, there were Is deaths. From March
1S to 81 inclusive there were IL deaths In
Central Falls and six In Lincoln.
Will Hold an Entertainments.
The Woman's Relief Corps connected
with Baliou Post will hold an entertain
ment In q. A. II. hall Friday evening.
There will be vocal and instrumental
music, and among those who will furnish
entertainment will be the Bedette chii-
dren, of Providence.
Arrangements Perfected.
Arrangements for the Rhode Hland
Letter Carriers reunion and banquet have
been perfected. The reunion will be held
ri Odd Fellows hall and the banquet In
q. A. Il. hall. Many acceptances haw, been
received, among which are number from
prominent persons.
Cake sale and Entertainment.
The ladies of the Congregational Church
held cake sale and entertainment In
the chapel OF the church on High street
last night. The attendance was good and
the patronage very liberal. The enter
tainment wss very good, the parts being
we'll rendered. Refreshments were served.
Mr. FaIss' Bereavement.
Word has been received from Mr.. Geo.
II. Fales, who was called to Ohio some
time since by the serious illness OF his
mother, that she has since died at her
home N Ohio.
Our License! Commission.
An act ito amend chapter 1,1SS OF the
public laws was introduced in the General
Assembly yesterday. The act provides
for the appointment OF three license COM
missioners in this city, instead OF five, as
required by the present law.
"Biack" Republicans to Meet.
The colored Republicans OF this city
will holda meeting in Edgerton block
tomorrow evening for the purpose Of
effecting an organization and the trans
action Of other business.
Live Locals.
There were % dodgers at the police sta.
tion last night.
The police Of the city put on their sum-
mer helmets yesterday.
The School Committee has organized
with Stephen L. Adams as chairman and
Henry Z. Dexter, clerk.
Rev. j. A. L. Rich and wife are staying
for few days at the house of Councilman
Mccartney, on Central street.
A cake and candy sale was held at the
Central Falls Congregational Church last
evening, which proved to be a very fine
entertainment.