Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-14
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Half the Town Gone TO
the Muster.
THE VETS ARE CONFIDENT.
Man in Court Today Charged With
Threatening to Shoot.

This usually quiet town was moro quiet
than ever today. 1t WASH general holiday
and all the stores, with the exception Of
the newsdoalers' were closed. Nearly
everybody who could get away went 90
Boston.
The rain kept a few from making the
trip, but there II a large representation
from Lincoln In Boston today. Town
Clerk &. Fred Crawford wore red shirt
and many old men sported around in a
firemen's hat like kittens. Central street
wore deserted appearance until 1t was
time for the engines to play and then all
who stayed at home came out 10 hear the
news.
District Court.
This morning in the District Court after
Judge Goff had disposed OF several cases
of drunkenness, Narcisse Lariyere was
arranged on a charge of making threats
OF doing Calix Clsutier bodily harm.
Larivere was arrested by Officer San
Souci and II IL said by Clautier that
Larivere said he would put bullet
through his head the next time he met
him.
Larivere pleaded not guilty and was held
I'm the sum OF $500 for trial Monday.
Surety was furnished.
Court Central
A regular meeting of Court Central A.
o. f., was held Monday evening and by
laws were adopted and will be referred 20
the Grand Court for its approval.
Sent Yesterday.
The Volunteer was shipped to the Hub
yesterday afternoon at l o'clock. II was
taken down to the Pawtucket freight
yard in the forenoon, loaded on fiat car
and covered with canvass.
President o. w. Wilmarth accompanied
IL TO the scene of the muster to sec that IL
was not tampercd with or injured in any
way. His last words were, "Wo're going
to win."
BnIIou Poet.
Tickets for the q. A. X. excursion TO
Washington were on sale at the meeting
OF Ballou Post last evening and many
were purchased. Today they were placed
on sale in the store OF Phillips q Smith.
The post and their friends will leave
Sunday evening. Nearly every old soldier
will go for, IA Commander O'Sullivan
said, "Before another opportunity OF this
kind is offered many OF US will have
answered the last roll call"
Interesting Items.
The regular session OF the Probate Court
was held today.
Register before the coming election
claims your attention.
A special meeting OF Court Flower OF
Dexter will be held this evening.
The Pawtucket convocation OF the
Episcopal Church was held today at st.
Georges church.
A meeting OF the r. ID. Daniels Dramat
ic Company was held last evening. new
play is TO be presented.
Marriage intentions have been hlod al
the Town Clerks Office by Michael Nc
Caughey and Nellie O'Brien.
Tho sewer ON Broad street that II being
built 10 connect with that on Railroad
street blocks horse car traffic.
mdfIlaRc lnltHtlonh nave pceh hleu ht
the Town Clerks office by Thomas NJ.
Anderson OF Lonsdale aud Mary Riley Of
Cumberland.
This evening at 8 o'clock there viii be
an important meeting OF the Koarney
Light Infantry. Every member n ex-
pected 10 be present.
jerks Park has bcou greatly improved
this year, but II is yet ia an unhnishod
state. II looks very we'll and people are
surprised NJ the beauty.
The semi monthly meeting 81 tho Town
Council will occur Monday and some Of
the Highway Surveyors may expect 90 got
called down for the manner In which tho
appropriations have been spent.