Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-20
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Democratic Flag Wait
ing to be Raised.
LIQUOR DEALERS OUTING.
Francis Ellington Bound Over Today
For Highway Robbery.

The time has errived when the Demo-
Gratis OF this place should make some sort
OF demonstration to initiate the coming
national campaign.
A flag raising would be the proper
thing. and Patrick O'Malley of Dexter
street has banner that was thrown to
the breeze four years ago and should be
again this campaign.
He is willing to give the flag to any
organization that wants to raise it, and IL
there Is no such association in existence,
one should be formed at once and make
1t demonstration to be remembered.
Liquor Dealers Laugh and Are Merry. q
Yesterday the members of the Lincoln
Retail Liquor Dealers Association and
few OF their friends made an excursion to
Block Island. Leaving here at s 80 o'clock
they went to Providence where the.
steamer Mount Hope was utilized as a
means OF getting to the beautiful spot in
the Atlantic. When the boat reached
there specially prepared dinner was par
taken OF before anything else was thought
Of.
After the feast there were games and
plenty Of other amusements to while away
the time.
For q Testimonial.
There should be present at the meeting
to be held this evening in the basement of
Holy Trinity Church, every man who is q
member OF that prosperous parish.
The meeting has been called by the tenn
porary pastor, Rev. Father Elliot, that the
people of the parish may have an oppor-
tunity to make arrangements to receive
the regular pastor, Rev. Father Farrelly, !.
who Is expected home from Europe in
few weeks. The people cannot do too
much to show their appreciation of their
faithful clergyman, for he has labored
hard and long among them.
He has by his untiring efforts provided
them with beautiful house of worship,
and has done much other work to benefit
his flock.
He is now in Europe for n brief vaca-
tion with the Very Rev. Vicar General
McCabe, his uncle, and there Is no ques-
tion but that any sort OF a demonstration,
however small, will show the reverend
father that his parishioners appreciate his
work; that his labors have not been in
vain, and that their regard for him he's
not waned during his absence.
Highway Robbery.
Yesterday Officers Cotter and Drew
noticed two men scufiiing on Broad
street, Valley Falls, and on hurrying to
the scene found that an attempt at high
way robbery had been made.
1t appears from the story of the victim,
william Smith, that he was knocked
down by Francis Ellington and robbed
Of ". Ellington was locked up and was
in court this morning.
At noontime the warrant had not been
made out and the prisoner was still
awaiting examination.
Later Ellington was found probably
guilty and bound over to the Court, of
Common Pleas.
school Committee Meets.
A meeting of the School Committee was
held last evening. Superintendent Draper
was there, and, except to talk over school
matters, no important business was
transacted.
Interesting Items,
Letter Carrier Hilliard finished his va
cation yesterday and today carrier Wal
colt shook the helmet, brass buttons and
bag and departed on his leave Of absence.
Master George Reno, OF the Reno Par
isian actors, has been visiting news
dealer Conroy. Their act is a great sue
cess and Master George is we'll received in
his single act entitled "Little Casino"
nh
Firemen's Association this evening, called
for the purpose OF taking action on an
invitation to a muster to be held at
Martha's Vineyard.