Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-18
CENTRAL FALLS.

Volunteer Came Home QuietIy-Cow Again
to the Fore-Notes.
IL was not much of day yesterday for
e~Yolunteer and not much of a night
when they arrived home. The news ar
rived some little time before the vets
themselves, and 1t was not of nature to
require any great yelling nsr did IT stir up
much enthusiasm among the stay-at-
homes. The arrival was noted for much
different manner than had they got even a
third prize, and all were apparently
anxious to get to their homes. Said a
member this morning, "It IL not always
best to be sure"
The muster is over and the local ma
chine must be known for another year as
ex-champion. There were many dis
hesrtened red jackets that slept solid in
this place last night.
To Enlarge the Plant.
Business does not appear the least bit
dull with that solid concern, the FarweII
Woolen Company, whose plant has done
much to boom business since they pur-
chased 1t. They contemplate making an
addition by erecting large dye house
upon the lot adjoining their present site,
which would give them one of the most
complete concerns of its kind In the coun-
try. The owners of the land are the Paw
tucket Hair Cloth Company, to whom a
request has been made to purchase it from.
Charged With Theft.
James Hutchinson was boarder at the
house of Emanuel Vadnais on Broad
street and Wednesday disappeared, as did
also gold watch and chain belonging to
the clerk. Hutchison had free access to
the rooms. He was away until last even
ing when he again appeared and attempted
to enter his sleeping apartments unob-
served. He was detected and left the
house. Later he was arrested by Con-
stable Smith. He told many conflicting
stories regarding his whereabouts. Th,s
morning he pleaded not guilty to the
charge of theft and Will have trial Nor
day next.
The District Cours.
Michael snea pleaded not guilty to the
charge OF drunkenness In the District
Court this morning and will have a trial
next week.
Again the Cow.
Patrick Rogers, whose COW has caused
him much trouble of late and which has
butted several people upon the highways,
was made to pay $40 and costs In the Dis
trict Court this morning for the COW
wandering about the streets Wednesday
evening and colliding with a man from
NQlneyville. He paid the Inc and will care
more strictly as to the cows whereabouts
In the future.
Personal Notes.
Miss Mamie Johnson and Miss Teresa
Noonan were the guests of relatives yes.
terday.
Richard Gardner and wife will spend a
week at Newport.
Miss Martina Wyatt is at the City by
the Sea.
Chief Engineer Patt and oldest son will
leave for Minneapolis Saturday evening to
| attend the convention of National Chief
Engineers of the United States.
He is In Training.
There has been a change OF trainers for
Montreal" who is In harness preparing
for his battle at the Metropole September
IL with Breslin OF Boston. Curley has
been excused from the work, and James
Murray, who served as his trainer before,
has been engaged and begun work. Muir
rays previous reputation places him as
most careful trainer.
Interesting Items.
The funeral OF Francis Mullarky took
place this morning.
The Dexter street schoolhouse is being
Thoroughly cleaned inside.
The Cadets will have an important
meeting next Monday evening.
The regular meeting of Branch 265,
Catholic Knights Of America, will be held
this evening.
The annual excursion of the st. Jean
Baptiste Society will occur at Crescent
Park next week.
Hacks for Funerals, Etc,