Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-25
CENTRAL FALLS.
Triumphant Return Of the
Volunteer.
CHEERS FOR EVERYBODY.
Tive hen Bound Over Fer Break.
Ing aud Entering.


home last night, aud such a reception ss 1t
was given 1t seemed as though the resi-.
dents Of this usually sleepy town had for
one, shaken Off their lethsrgj and the psnt
mp energy and enttusiasm Of years burst
forth to welcome the winner of the fret
prize in cont, 81 in which eighteen Of the
best engines 10 the New England states
took part.
The members O. the association and their
friends went to the freight depot about 0
o'clock for 'he machine, but were delayed
il in the dark.
The Pawtucket people heard that the
Volunteer would be drawn through the
streets and crowds remained out until the
procession sppesred. About 10 o'clock
some Of the crowd began to tire but every
once in = while resssuring news would
come that they would soon come and the
impatient ones would be quiet for little
while. Shortly after ten the sound Of
martial music was beard near the Rough
and Ready engine house and in a few
moments the advance guard, came around
the corner of Collyer Square by the
TRIBUNE office. Then the fun began. II
wss like triuuphsnt march Of he heroes
Of centuries ago.
The curbng all along the street was .
blaze Of rel nre and from windows more
red fire works blaz d forth. The music Of
Parks CoDtinen bsni stirred the music
loving portion Of the POI ulsce to such an
extent that cheer sf'I cheer was given the
victorious Voluute. When Main street
square was reached the smoke from the red
fire nearly suffocated the 200 men who con-
sidered it an honor To- assist in hauling the
machine. Some of the banners that were
proudly borne were 1--WE are the people !"
"209 feet rc.; They sail We were not
IN it," "Dou't juggle with this 200 l !
Look at our record You'll hear from
US again." Clean Sweep;" etc.
The line Of march was Main to North
Main, Bsrior, d. xter, Cross. Broad, coun.
ter-msrch 10 Central, Mil, Cros, to the
engine house. The machine WAS run into
the house aud three cheers given for every
thing. J. Ii. Barber jumped up on the
engine after cheers had been given for the
machine and shouted Three cheers for
Dan Gray Who fixed her up, and they were
given with /, will. The Vets then began to
look the tub over and Charles Bailey found
the horseshoe, their mascot H. leaped
up on the truck and yelled "Give us three
cheers for the horseshoe given US by the
Peabody boy" The house isifly shook in
response. Refreshments wore served and
the j1lfco ton lasted until after midnight.
Campbell and C cManus Bound Over.
Deputy Sheriff Pollard went to Grams
ton this morning and brought out Hugh
C.mpbell and Michael McManus. They
we're srrested la,t Monday charged with
breaking and entering the residerce Of
George w. Aldrich at LIMERICK. The
house WAS ransscked and victuals thrown
all over the floor. Each pleaded not guilty
Tuesday and being unable to furnish bail
were taken to Cranston.
This morning they still said they were
not guilty and were given q trial which
resulted in the prisoners being found prob.
ably guilty and held in the sum Of $500
each for appearance before the court Of
common pleas.
Interesting Items
The town council will meet Saturday.
Mise Agnes Curran has returned from
her vacation.
The court Of probate will meet tomorrow
aft, rnoon at o'clock
There will be q drill meeting Of the
Temperance Cadets tonight.
The court Of probate will hold its fret
sessi m under Judge Goldsworthy Saturday.
There will be q meeting Of the banquet
committee Of the Temperance society this
evening.
The class that graduated from the high
school last term are taking special courses
in drawing and elocu,ion at Providence.
John Pray was sent to the alm,houss
yesterday By Overseer Of the Poor Gil
christ. lie is blind aud was in q destitute
condition.
DR. Joseph Bacon of Whitinsville visit,d d
hi. parents here yettsrday. He left on the
8 80 p m train for Baltimore, where he