Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17
in CENTRAL FALLS.
The Kearneys Made a
Good Record.
TOUGHS AT VALLEY POND.
James Dunlap Sprains an Ankle-A
Family Row-Items.

When company q, Second Regiment
Infantry, returned home Saturday even
ing they presented tired and dusty ap-
pearance. They had a good time, did
good work and came home with more
men than they started with. They had
hard week, and not any portion of the
good time which they have previously en-
joyed at Oakland Beach. They initiated
some new members who will remember
their first introduction into camp. Some
others were roughly used and they made
no distinction of privates or officers. They
were on hand for duty and made a good
showing all through the week. That
long walk gave them a tired feeling for
the ride home and upon their arrival at
the armory were entertained by ex- Lieu
tenant O'Reilly. Captain Lythgoe was
on hand upon every occasion and made
his men toe the mark, which earned for
them clever reputation. There are sew
eral who will not 60 to camp again.
Sunday Losfers ut Valley Pond.
Residents In the vicinity OF Valley Pond
at Central Falls and Saylesville complain
that Sunday loafers tho drink and carouse
are plenty and that women and children
are insulted. Yesterday two young men,
who have a reputation among the police
as being afraid OF work, were seated on
the bank under what is termed Sayies'
hill, when two young girls who reside on
Dexter street, passed quite near on their
way to friends house at Lonsdale. The
girls were insulted and returned to their
homes at once, where they related their
experience with the toughs. One OF them
has brother who is somew hat of an ath-
lete and Is In good condition. Instead Of
informing the police what had occurred
he visited the spot and there found the
two men to whom he gave severe drub-
bing before they were aware Of what they
had encountered. One of them Ia minus
two front teeth, while the other wears
solid black eye and swelled nasal organ.
Several people on the Valley Falls side
saw the fight, but were so far away that
upon reachiug the locality all had fiod.
This place is favorite resort for picnic
parties and boating during the Summer
months, and many quiet and pleasant
time is enjoyed by people who are at work
during the week and prefer Sunday recre-
alton to being housed up. They are class
OF working people who enjoy themselves
and who object to being interfered with
by the rough element who appear there
for trouble.
Veterans Accident.
James Dunlap Is a veteran salesman and
has called upon business men here for
years. Saturday afternoon about 5
o'clock, while leaving place Of business
at the upper end of Central street, he
accidently slipped of the step and dis
located the right ankle. He was removed
to his home In Providence In a carriage.
This morning It was learned that the
ankle was fractured.
She Would not Ride.
A man, his wife and three children
came to this village yesterday In a team
to see relatives. They reside In the
Daniels locality In the rear of 375 Central
street. During the afternoon the
growler was filed several times
and the party became hilarious. About
q cIOck tno Wiio, Who WoheSu w ~
home, took the team and with the chill
dren started. This the husband objected
to, and he captured the team. Then came
a free fight, which gathered about one
hundred people. The wife jumped out
of the team and the husband started on
reckless drive with the police In pursuit.
She would not ride while he drove
through several streets at breakneck
speed and escaped the officers.
Work Now Resumed.
The politicians who had been enjoying
a fishing trip at Cape Cod ere all home
and the Summer plans will soon be begun.
They report grand time, and look like
cowboys with their sun-tanned faces.
At Walnut Grove.
Manager Daniel Elliot Of this new Sum
mer place has several picnic parties
booked and will have the grove open
every evening, and dancing to good music.
The electric cars pass the grounds, and
give one cool Summer evenings ride.