Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
PRICE ONE GENT.
CENTRAL FALLS.
A Former Resident Killed In Worcester
Cupid IL Busy.

Cupid IL Busy.
Yesterday telegram was received by
Andrew J. Lewis OF Cross street stating
that his brother, George Lewis, had been
instantly killed by falling from a build
ing In Worcester.
Undertaken Phillips went to that city
this afternoon to bring the remains TO
Woonsocket where burial will take
place.
mr.. Lewis was a contractor and builder
and residei in this village for 40 years.
He left here about year ago.
He was engaged In completing a build
ing when he met his death.
In the District Court.
This morning a girl about ten or a
dozen years of age was brought before
Judge Con, charged with peddling with
out license.
She was an Armenian and after giving
her some sound advice the court ordered
her discharged on account OF her being 80
young.
Stole Whip.
lsrcal Fountain was today charged with
stealing whip, the property of Edward
Follet OF LIMERICK. He pleaded guilty
and was fined g and costs.
A Coming Star.
John II. Kelley of this place, who has
been travelling for the past year in the
West, has made decided hit I'm every city
In which his company has appeared.
lie had charge Of an opera house in
Leroy, Mich, last season and the talent
he has shown In title roles and in man.
aging companies has stamped him as n
coming star In the theatrical profession.
His company starts In for the season on
the 18th and will play through the North
west and Canada. He Is booked for lead
Ing parts In "Michael Strogon," "InsiCye
Track" and the 1.-TWO Orphans"
Only One Lett
There now remains only one abutter on
High street with whom the commission
on relay and widening have not agreed
and II Is expected some settlement will he
reached.
Mr.. Frost wns settled with yesterday
and receives S600 for tho land taken and
bis property will be placed in as good con-
dition as before.
Saving the Trees.
Tho widening OF High street has neces-
STATED the cutting down of several hand
some shade trees which were In the way
and had to bo sacrificed.
Tho owners Of the trees and those who
lived In the vicinity and who realize what
thing OF beauty a shady avenue liz, were
L nf n 20 aII he, 30 no foll
by the workmen.
| The men who have charge of tho work
do not intend to destroy any Of the many
noble trees that II is possible to save, but
some which arc directly in the way must
60.
Thoro arc many trees on the street that IL
| was at first thought must be cut down,
but now 1t is found they can be saved.
| All arc glad to sec the grand old elm on
the corner Of Central and High streets
still standing proudly erect and to learn
that 1t will shade them for many years
| to come.
MANY Marriages.
The following marriage Intentions have
boen filed at the Town Clerks office:
Thomas Gully and Eliza Jane Wright OF
Lodsdale; Alfred Rilchester of Westerly
and Nancy Tyson OF this place; John
Waldron of this place and Mary A. Tar
pay of Woonsoclket; David Labbe of St.
Johnsbury, VT, and Miranda Papineau of
this place; John +. Oldham and Elizabeth
A. Calvert.
Bother About Dogs.
Eugene Cronin and John Crowley, who
had neglected to have their dogs licensed,
were arrested by Dog Officer Keene this
morning and each was fined go and
costs. They then took out a license,
making the animals rather costly.
Interesting Items.
Court Central met last evening.
The Kearneys drilled last night.
Charles Kelley of Dexter street left to-
day for trip to Germany.
The regular meeting OF the Town Coun-
Gil will occur Monday afternoon.
The Social Club connected with Supe-
rior Lodge OF Odd Fellows will meet to-
night.
Saturday the annual excursion of the
Holy Trinity Christian Doctrine Society
will be held to Crescent Park.
Monday II is expected the Rice Hood
factory will resume operations, after hav-
) ing made numerous repairs and giving
| tl, helpa week OF needed rest in the
midi. Of the heated term.
Genuine and the sham.