Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-20
CENTRAL FALLS.
Very PSet' y wedding yesterday-rroubIe
en- the Bowery.

Very PSct y wedding yesterday-Troubie
en- the Bowery.
One of the quietest yet pleasantest we'd
dings registered In this village for some
time occurred Wednesday afternoon.
The contracting parties were Andrew G.
Simpson and Miss Melisa Boardman.
The ceremony was performed at the par
ochial residence of the Rev. Father Fitz-
gerald by seat clergyman. The only wit
nesses were the best man, Charles K.
Crowell, and bridesmaid, Maggie Nc
Adams OF Providence. Both ladies wore
elegant shades Of heliotrope silk, the
bride the usual orange blossoms.
After the ceremony the reception was
held at their residence, % George street,
where large number of relatives and
friends gathered. A wedding feast was
partaken of, and merriment held sway for
several hours. Their presents were
numerous, costly and appropriate, among
the most prominent being silver orna-
mental pin cushion from 4. Q. Barnard,
New York; cake basket, j. w. Simpson
and wife; large cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Fresch: piano lamp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robertson; standard lamp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Palmer; silver tea service, also pickle
dish, Miss McAdams; fruit dish, Mr..
and Mrs. Chambers; silver cutlery, Chas.
Il. Crowell, Mrs. j.. Il. Simpson and
others; large ladle, e. E. Simpson; cake
basket, Mr.. ana Mrs. Winterbottom;
lemonade set, Miss Bedard; lace drapery,
table and toilet linen in large quantities,
from near and dear friends. The newly
married couple have the best wishes of
large circle Of friends and acquaintances.
No Ammunition.
John Jackson Is a man who says that
his wife is medium and when in trance
causes strange things to occur. He lives
In Fifth avenue, where he is guest OF one
Of the best known families whose place Of
residence is better known as the "Bo very"
John had no work yesterday afternoon
and he came home with a double load.
His wife went into a trance or, as a neigh
Dor terms 1t, "devil fit" and threatened
John with trouble. He took a revolver
and started out TO purchase cartridges.
Just as he was about to turn the corner
he espied the form OF Otticor WEIGH. That
settled 1t. He returned to the house, and
waited for Mrs Jackson to come out of
the trance.
The Temperance Fair.
The fair of the Sacred Heart Temper
ance Society was opened last evening with
grand complimentary ball to which
about 800 people responded. Dancing
was the principal attractive feature, al
though the base ball man and the shoot
ing gallery were well pitronzed. The
fair will remain open every evening.
Al Extra Large Size.
Undertaken Salant, who has charge OF
the funeral of Mrs. james Fournier, who
died suddenly Tuesday night, will be
obliged on account of the size OF the de-
ceased to have a special extra size made
for her body. The funeral will occur
Friday morning instead of this morning
as enormously stated.
Leg Injured.
Harry Brennan, a well known resid ent,
was thrown out of team yesterday and
his leg badly injured.
Commissioners Organize.
The License Commissioners organized
last evening. George w. Sloane will act
as Chairman and Geo. w. Walcott Clerk.
Alleged Illegal Voting.
John Hughes OF Lincoln was arrested
yesterday afternoon on complaint of Ray
q. Huling charging that at a recent cleo
tion In Hebronville he,voted fraudulently,
not having been resident of the State
two years. The trial will be heard on
Saturday at 10 o'clock.
Interesting Items.
The Cadets fair will close Saturday eve
ming.
There were five arrivals at Hunts hotel
Wednesday.
Branch William o'Brien, l. n. F., meets
this evening.
The woodbine team will be equally as
solid as last year.
]. G. Conley, the Boston sewer con-
tractor, was here Wednesday.
Applications for positions under the
civil service law at the local U. 8. office
are coming In.
A broken tipcart that remained on
Hawes street last evening was caused by a
kicking horse and broken axle.
1t is pretty surely decided upon that two
OF the present Councilmen will not be con-
suited regardinga denomination in June.
Already a slate made up for Council
men has been smashed. Look to your
laurels, gentlemen. June is the second
calendar month.
The Central Falls delegation OF the Sons
OF Tiredness have a new contract to fulfil
while the old building is being moved
from Mill street to the "Bowery."
Several businessmen who are hard
workers and reliable are earnestly trying
to find outf what actual authority the
captain OF police here has In real genu-
Inc case OF immediate necessity. Surely
he has the responsibility with but little
power to act.