Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-21
CENTRAL FALLS.

Arranging For the Reception to Rev. Father
Farreily-Prisonsr's Child Dead.
large number Of the men of the Holy
Trinity parish assembled in the basement
ofthe church last evening to arrange for
reception to the pastor, Rev. Father
Farrelly.
What the testimonial will be has not
been decided upon as yet, but it will be
one worthy OF the pastor and parish.
The New Janitors.
The School Committee at its meeting
Tuesday evening appointed a committee
to grade the High school lot The iani-
tors elected are j. Beaudreau, j. Siberian
and Q. X. Ballou.
Chowder at Pawtuxet.
Tomorrow evening the Veteran Fire.
mems Association will go to Pawtuxet,
on invitation, and enjoy a feast OF the
luxuries OF the season OF the year.
Wanted the Prisoners on Time.
This morning Judge Goff called the case
OF Michael Ryan, who was to be given
trial on charge of common drunkenness.
Ryan was on his way from Cranston
to Captain Goldsmith:
"Have prisoners here at o o'clock IL you
have to go after them the day before"
Sunday school Outing.
Tomorrow the Sunday school of the
| Congregational Church will make its
annual excursion to Wexford on the
Planet OF the Pawtucket Steamboat Com
pany.
With favorable weather, a good time Is
assured and the annual outing will be
pleasant remembrance to all.
Sad Case.
Saturday Bridget Mcmahon of Wash
ington street was arrested on charge of
revelling, but was released later in the
day as her child was very sick.
This morning her case was called by
Judge Con, and Captain Goldsmith ex-
planned the defendants absence by saying
that her baby was dead.
VIII Go to the Muster.
meeting OF the Veteran Firemens
| Association was held last evening and
there was very good attendance. 1t was
voted to 60 to the muster at Marthas
Vineyard August 3rd.
President y. w. Wilmarth, Il. A. Dwyer
and J. Everett Andrew were appointed
q committee to make all arrangements.
Trial Wednesday.
Francis Ellington will be given trial
Wednesday on the charge OF highway rob-
berry. II is charged that he knocked
down and robbed William Smith on
Broad street, Tuesday.
| Interesting Items.
The Davis Club meets tonight.
The Diamonds Of Pawtucket meet the
J. IL. Burns team Saturday.
Thomas McHale is selling out his hard
ware business on Dexter street.
| Patrick Fox is moving his business
from Dexter street to Lonsdale avenue.
The Adventists have erected a tent off
High street and are holding revival meet
ings.
| Thomas Dun was sentenced to six
months on the Farm as vagrant this
morning. -
| The mortality among children in this
village has been great during the past
few weeks.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Michael Campbell, aged G7, and Isabella
Smith, aged 40.
Charles Miettc OF this village went to
Canada today where he will remain a
couple Of weeks visiting relatives and
| friends.
James Farnes died ut his home on
Charles street yesterday morning. lie
was employed by the Pawtucket Gas
Company.
Rev. J. II. Lyon has removed all obstruc-
tions on the land on High street sold to
the town to widen the street. He was the
first abutter to do SO.
| Alexander Morrison, the harness maker
OF this place, who has been in business
here for years, is to retire and j. A.
O'Keefe will succeed him.
The Kcarneys will meet to drill in their
new hall tomorrow night. After the drill
there will be meeting of the company.
Captain Lythgoe means business.
Michael Ryan was given a trial this
morning charged with being n common
drunkard. He conducted his own case,
was convicted and appealed.
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