Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-20
CENTRAL FALLS.
A Horse sold For Two Dcers-A wayward
Girl-Notes.

yesterday Oftcer Welch shot a horse
that had fallen on tho Plains on High
street and could not get up. The poor ami
NAL had been running loose around there
for several days.
there was about as much meat on it's
oones as there Is covering on the wires
Oh base ball mask Monday It was sold
ZOE oo cents and later, when Nancy Hanks
maze her great record of 2:07 Id, the
owner OF this horse thought there was no
show for his "skato" to beat Nancy, so he
parted with his bargain for two boors.
The last owner gave the animal away.
A wayward 0iri.
This morning Mary X. Burns, II years
os ago, whose home is In Saylesville, was
arraigned before Judge Follett on a charge
OF being disorderly person.
Sho pleaded guilty and was given her
choice between two years in tho Reform
School and six months on tho Farm. She
concluded to servo six months on the
Farm.
Mary, who is a TALL fair girl and looks
older than she really is, left homo three
weeks ago snder such circumstances that
led her friends to believe that she had
gone wrong.
The officers OF the town worc notified
and she was found by Deputy Sheriff
Cook In house ut Logreo Hill, near
Woonsocket.
should Save Dexter street's Portion.
When tho appropriation was made for
the improvement OF streets $4,000 was the
sum voted by the Council for the widen
/ In, nd l~Ls
street, and 1t was intended that s25,O0O
should bo spent on each street.
The work is being done on High street
and no report has yet been rendered on
tho Dexter street matter. The commits
sion should sec TO IL that not moro than
f25,000 Is expended on High street, for il
moro than that sum Is used the Dexter
street people will bo.choatod out of their
share. II was specified that s25 900 should
be expended on each street, but $4,000
was allowed for oil. II would probably
have been better II specification had
been made.
May No, Go.
Yesterday it was learned by the man.
agement of the Central Falls Temperance
Cadets that tho competitive drill in
Springfield In september would be In the
old tactics.
IL this Ia found to be tho case the cadets
will not enter the drill not that they are
not competent, but they do not care for a
prize won in the performance OF tactics
that are not In uso.
AS soon as the new tactics were adopted
the company began drilling according to
thom and tho result was that at camp it
was second to mono in its appearance on
parade or anywhere else.
Tho company can drill in either style,
but prefer the latest as II is more compli-
Gated for those used to tho old tactics.
The old stylo is by far the prettier but
tho new has boon proven the better.
knights OF the Razor.
The BARRIERS OF this place think they
have very good base ball team within
the circle Of tho knights of the razor and
lathcr brush and want to organize game.
They prefer TO play the victorious re-
porters or wine clerks of Pawtucket as
both of these teams have played game
this year they ought TO be In pretty fair
trim.
The BARRIERS would like to play one
week from Monday for the dinners for
both teams or will agree to any PROPOSE
tion from either of tho teams mentioned.
Mondays Meeting
Next Monday afternoon there will be
meeting of the Town Council and so far
Town Clerk Crawford says thoro has been
but very little business presented to be
acted upon.
The usual monthly bills will be allowed
and possibly the Dexter street commits
sion may have some report to make The
pooplo Of that street, are getting suspic-
ious, but the commission is doing its
best, and 1t is no easy Job.
High street Sewer Benefit.
One great benefit OF the widening of
High street is that sewer has been put
in, and thus oil the surface water of that
and other adjoining streets will be prop
erly drained.
IL Is not connected with tho Pawtucket
system and tho end near the city line IS
what is termed "dead ond," that is,
there is no outlet. The sewer will be
great improvement for residents.
want More Light.
A petition is being circulated to bo pro-
sented to tho Board of Firewards at the
next meeting requesting that an addi-
, tional light be placed on Central street
between High and Mill streets.
All Down tho Rivor.
Nearly every member Of the Holy Trim
ity parish is down the river today, 1t be-
ing the annual excursion Of the parish.
, Interesting Items.
/ The Town Council will meet Monday
afternoon I'm the town house.
{ The family OF Joseph Bacon of Dexter
, street is Summoring at Camp White.
George ii. Gooding and wife Of Balti-
more are visiting relatives in this village.
, The commissioners on High street have
awarded Mrs. Elizabeth Fales sl6.75 for
, land and damages.
The Cadets gave fine exhibition drill
= at the festival In their armory last even
I ing.
y Undertaken Thomas J. Crane and ex-
n prcssman Barney Kirk won't TO Block