Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-16
CENTRAL FALLS.
Officers and Citizens Chase q
Prisoner.
A BARBER SHOP ROBBED.
The Gir0uard .POllquin Nupiials
This Morning.

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Kirwan are in
New York.
The fair of the Institute Montcalm will
open this evening
The Democratic town committee will
meet tomorrow night.
The Central Falls football club is trying
to arrange game with the Independents of
Attleboro.
Rev. ]. A. L. Rich of the Embury M. e.
church has been elected president Of the
Providence district preachers.
The case Of Michael Scott of Lonsisle,
who was arrested Sunday charged with
being common drunksrd, was discon-
tinued this morning on payment Of costs.
Patrick Kelley of Lonsdsle was before
the court this morning charged with keep
ing his saloon open after l o'clock on the
18th. He pleaded guilty and was fined elQ
and costs.
Louis Girouard Of this place and Miss
Lena Poliquin of Middle street, Pawtucket,
were united in marriage at the Church of
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart at 7 o'clock
this morning. Mr.. Girouard is employed
by White & Evans Of Pawtucket and is well
and favorably known. His friends wish
him and his bride many years Of happiness.
Elijah Wood was arrested by Officer
Collins Of Cumberland yesterday, charged
with revelling. While the officer was get
ting his warrant this morning Elijah saw a
chance to escape and started out of the
court house. He ran up Summit to Broad,
down Pacific 20 Railroad street, to Central
street, closely pursued by Collins and
Overseer Of the Poor Gilchrist. Elijah is
sprinter and was distancing the officer.
Officer Sweet started after him also, but
was not in it. He was caught by Ralph
Wilbur on High street, brought back and
fined % ana costs.
Mr.. Goulet's explanation in regard to the
highway tools of his district in yesterdays
TRIBUNE is simply what was stated when
the matter was first brought to the peoples
notice. According to the misleading manner
in which the councilman from that section
explained 1t to the council, it would give
the taxpayers the impression that Mr..
Goulet had refused to give up the tools.
As the TRIBUNE stated, he had never been
asked for them by anyone who was properly
authorized. Mr.. Goulet is man who has
lived in the town for years, an upright citi-
zen and is the last person who would keep
the tools to crafty personal spite.
The annual fair of Court Flower of Dex-
ter was opened last evening in q very
auspicious manner. A street parade was
first made, led by the Conant brass band. In
the line were Court Flower of Dexter,
Court City Of Pawtucket, Court Lily of the
Blackstone and Court Woodlawn. The
officers of the Grand court were in car.
riages and Marshal j. J. Hickey and aids,
Messrs. Fogarty, Clifford and Monaghan,
were mounted. M. j. Quigley opened the
exercises at the hall and introduced Chief
Ranger Patrick Kinion, who formally
opened the fair. John +. Donnelly had
charge Of the floor and was ably assisted by
c. j. Hickey, Henry Travis, T. d. Daniels
and Henry Horsn.
Charles H. Walker and John Taylor wa,
before the court this morning. Their Of
fence was sppropriating the property Of
Thomas Doley, q barber of Lonsdale.
Doley 10 on his vacation and hired Walker
to work for him. Everything went we'll
until yesterday when Walker and his friend
Taylor decamped with four pairs of cir.
pers, fifteen razors, three pairs Of shears,
etc, all valued at $50. so. They came to
this village and ex-Oficer Malloy of
Lonsdale saw some Of the tools in Walkers
pocket He told Officer Stafford to arrest
him as he supposed something was wrong.
Walker pleaded guilty and was held in the
sum Of $500 for his appearance before the
December term of the court of common
pleas. Taylor pleaded not guilty and was
held In $500 for trial next Tuesday.
1t was stated in the SUNDAY TRIBUNE
that Mr.. Smith sent for ex.Town Clerk
Goodins one year and half after he (Mr.
Smith) took possession Of the Office to
certify to . number of mortgages that had
been left unsigned. Mr.. Gooding denied
ths statement and said that at the close of
Of his term there was an unusually large
amount Of business and that he had not
been able to clear 1t away before Mr.. Smith
desired to get him out. Mr.. Smith said to-
day that he allowed Mr.. Gooding sill the
time he wanted before he took possession.
Mr.. Smith was elected on the third day
Of June and did not take possession until
the 10th, and he said that Mr.. Goodipg re.
mained there for three weeks sfterward to
finish his work. He reiterated his previous
statement in regard to sending for Mr..
Goooding over year after h had assumed
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