Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-19
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CENTRAL FALLS.
ieachors Selected by the School Board-Tbe
Cadets Festival

appointed for Central Falls by the School
| committee. Several OF them are 10 serve
their first terms:
| hgh school, William Ovorton, princi-
pal Misses Newell, Fairman and Paine.
| broad street, Miss Lizzie Paine, princi-
pal Mrs. l.. Patt, Mrs. Gooding, Miss
Irafton, Mrs. CowperthwaIte, Miss Nc
Laughlin, Miss Wood and Miss Nc
Keough.
Central street, Miss Il. Wood, principal;
Misses Freeman, Lyon and Fairbanks:
Kendall street, Miss Martin, principal;
Misses Thurber, McGrath and Mcintyre
Dexter street, Miss Coszen, principal;
Misses Heffernan, Fitzsimmons and
Coffey.
Hedley avenue, Mrs. Talmadge, princi-
pal; Misses Curran, Beattie and Brennan.
Garfield street, Miss Throsher, princi-
pal; Misses Wilmarth, King, Gooding,
Clarkson and Bowker.
Miss Wood is a new teacher and ia not n
graduate of the Central Falls High school
while there Is graduate without posi-
tion.
Festival Opened.
Last evening the festival Of tho Central
Falls Temperance Cadets was opened In
the armory. Previous TO tho opening
there was street parade through this
village and Pawtucket by the company,
led by hfe and drum corps which dis
coursed martial music. 1t made fine
showing, as 1t always has done, and
was apI9auded at every manmuvre.
| Next month the company Is going to
| Springfield to meet all the crack COM
paDies In New England in a competitive
drill and 1t is believed will get few more
| points to its credit than any other.
It's old antagonists, the Holyoke
Guards, are drilling every night and two
| hours on Sunday and mean to down our
boys II possible. The st. Anne's Guards
OF Worcester was also working hard.
1t will be one of the grandcst cadet
field days over seen in this section, and all
feel assured that prize will como to Gen.
| tral Falls.
Tally Ho Party.
Yesterday the local liquor dealers went
down the river I'm Tally Ho coach and
enjoyed one Of Jerry Fournier's great
bakes. They returned about 10 O'Clock
last evening, and the way tin horns ratified
made even the youngsters turn green
with envy. 1t was jolly party.
| Quite n Stampede.
The work Of widening High street is
going rapidly on, and in many cases
electric and telegraph poles have to be
sot back several feet so that they will not
stand in the street.
30 far there has not been an accident
since tho work began until yesterday
afternoon, and although 1t had not a
serious ending IL looked at ono time as
though some one wonld be hurt
| A large electric light pole was being
raised on the corner of Cross and High
streets. One OF tho blocks of the tackle
used In hoisting it was fastened to the
top OF a small telegraph pole.
| II proved too weak 10 stand the heavy
strain put upon 1t and it gave way, both
poles and wires falling into the street with
| a loud crash.
There were nearly dozen tip-cart
horses standing around there and the
noise created stampede OF the frightened
animals. Luckily they wore oil caught
before doing any damage and no ono was
hurt. II was an exciting spot for a few
moments.
kearnevs Chowder-
Next Monday evening the members of
the Koarney Light Infantry will enjoy
a chowder, with all the "fxins," In their
armory on MIL street.
This is the first social gathering since
camp md promises to be ono OF the best.
The German Glee Club of Providence will
be present and render appropriate selec-
tions.
| Jacques Cartier Outing.
| Yesterday the annual outing OF the
local Cercle Jacques Cartier was held to
Crescent Park. They took their families
with them and made very happy party.
They have very neat uniform and are
fine looking body of men.
Open Meeting.
Next Wednesday evening Ballou Post
No. II, q. A. r., will hold an open meet
ing In the hall on Central street. The
reasons for holding this meeting Ia to give
those who intend visiting Washington,
ID. c., a chance to be present and allow
their names to be taken 30 that arrange
ments can be made by the Post.
Two Years on the Farm.
This morning Phillip McCaffrey was
sentenced to two years on the State Farm
as vagrant.
A man from Valley Falls was fined g
for reveling and another s2 for drunken
ness.
oldham. Calvert.
Last evening John +. Oldham, tho well
and favorably known letter carrier, was
united in marriage to Miss Eliza A. CAL
vert.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. A. l.. Rich at the residence of the brides
parents on Bagley street. The happy
young couple left for Marthn's Vineyard
for two weeks stay.
Interesting Itoms.
Don't forget the Holy Trinity parish
excursion tomorrow afternoon.
Parks Continental Band OF Providence
will accompany the vets to Boston.
The annual excursion OF the Holy
Trinity parish takes place tomorrow 70
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