Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-27
PRICE ONE GENT.
CENT RAJ FALLS,
The Arnold Guards Given a $50 Check
Vets Getting Impati ent

The Arnold Guards Given q $50 Check
Vets Getting Impati ent.
The members of the campaign company
that has chosen the name of that sturdy
Democrat and friend Of every body as the
name OF their company, Hon. Olney
Arnold, are happy. some time ago the
company was formed and from the first
~ was called tho Olney Arnold Guards.
communication was sent to Mr..
Arnold asking him for permission to use
his name. Not only did they get permits
sion to use his name, but In q very on
oouraging letter was enclosed check for
go. This together with s15O the company
has on hand will be sufficient to procure
uniforms, and It will be done at once.
The Vets Impatient.
The veteran hremen are anxiously
awaiting the 1fsh of September for on
that day they expect to carry of the
honors on Boston Common.
A special train on the Old Colony road
will leave about O'Clock on that morn
Ing. Parks Continental Band will fur
nish music on that day.
Page 0tves Leave.
congressman Charles II. Page has in
very kind and encouraging letter to the
PNge Guards OF this place, given them
permission to use his name
Mr.. Page wishes them success In every
way and there is no doubt but that the
company Will have the pleasure OF hear
ing our genial Congressman speak In this
village during the campaign.
Pleasant Gathering.
very pleasant party assembled at the
residence of ID. A. Maloney and sister last
evening md for few hours the young
people enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
There were music, singingand a collation..
Authiee's rears.
}. n. Authier is quoted as having said
that Il was doubtful II Mr.. Lenthier of the
La National of Lowell would meet him to
debate the tariff or any other question;
that he had been endeavoring TO meet
him for twelve years, and felt confident
that he could "knock him out." In order
not to allow the people to get misinformed
1t is probably well to state that the gen.
tlemen are not TO meet I'm sixteen or
twenty -four foot ring. II is not a prize
6ght, as anyone would be likely to sur
mise from reading some of the comments
on the debate. II is only q joint discus
sion on the tariff question.
In regard to Mr. Authier's boasting, he
should not feel too confident of "doing"
Mr.. Lenthier, but instead of worrying
himself by fears that Mr.. Lenthier will
not meet him, he should brush up his
memory on the tariff question. All that
he can learn will be needed. II Is too bad
II Mr.. Authier has been twelve years try
ing to meet Mr.. Leothier, but there is an
other side 10 that story.
Had 10 bs Re set
II would seem strange II any highway
Job in this town could be completed with
out mistake of some kind. Sometimes
these mistakes are costly.
In setting the curbing on High street
under the direction of Surveyor Patti the
portion from near Central street to Charles
was set several inches too high.
This necessitated the curbiDg all being
taken up and set. A man who does
business on the street said this morning
that the curbing was away labove grade
and at the rate they were going would rise
to second story windows down by the
railroad.
The improvement OF High street is to
cost enough without having to do the
work over twice. II would be interesting
to know how these mistakes occur.
Interesting Iterns.
Miss Nellie Cheetam Of Dexter street is
Newport.
William Gooding and family are at
Plymouth.
Frank Potter OF the Western district is
In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oldham have re-
turned from their wedding tour.
Joseph 70. Fales has monstrosity In the
form OF sweet potato. I. is one of the
largest ever seen. E
W. A. Atwell is suffering with a broken
thumb. He injured the member while
moving O piano.
8. b. Pierce is moving his stock to the
store formerly occupied by John Marian
on Main street, Pawtucket.
Marriage intentions have boon filed by
William Whittam of Pawcatuck and An
ME Elisabeth Wosthall Of Ashton.
Baliou Post will take quite crowd to
Washington to the annual encampment.
The round trip only costs about e10. An
other meeting will be held next week.
Al the meeting of the School Committee
teachers for the Manville district were
assigned and Mr.. Watson instructed to
hire n ianitor for the Valley Falls school.