Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-08
CENTRAL FALLS.
Planning For Graduation-singuIar AccI
dent-News of the Town,

GrhnuhtlOn-NinEuIar Acci.
dent-News OF the Town,
Superintendent of Public Schools Draper
Is just at the present laying plans and
preliminaries for the annual graduation
exercises which will occur the last Fri
day in June. This class will be an extra
large one, and many well known families
In the seve al parts OF the town will have
representation in the class. The pupils
In the lower grades, the relatives, town
officials and many Others desire to attend,
and Mr.. Draper is now discussing the
proper place to hold the exercises. He has
made an inspection OF every hall in the
village and there is not one OF sufficient
size To accommodate the large number,
even IL tickets were issued. Il IS a well
known fact that people can be seated
closer In church than a hall, ana Mr..
Draper will suggest to the committee that
the exercises be held in one of the
churches having the largest seating ca
pacity. The acoustic proportions OF
cit her of two the largest houses OF wor-
ship are far better than any hall. 1t is
very probable that the committee Will
agree with Mr.. Diapers suggestion.
A singular Accident.
James Darling Is the driver of box
makers team from Providence. Yester-
day while driving on High street his
horse had fit. Tbe animal dropped near
the corner OF Clay street. Darling was
thrown from his street aud struck upon
his face and 1t was thought his nose was
broken. The horse was bled and finally
was able to be driven away. When
Darling got to the next corner, Jackson
and High streets, he was run into by tip
cart, breaking a shaft and a forward
wheel. He finally succeeded in reachiug
blacksmith shop on Broad street, where
damages were repaired
Improving Nicely.
Mrs. T. c. Packard, who met with such
a serious accident by fall from the steps
OF her residence, injuring her chin and
which required several stitches to close
the wound, is gaining as well as could be
expected.
To Visit the state Farm.
The members OF the w. G. T. u. will
make their annual visitation to the State
institutions Friday at IL o'clock.
The woman's Relief Corps.
The regular meeting OF the w. II. Q.
connected with Ballou Post, No. 3, G.. A.
r., will be held tomorrow evening at
which time arrangements will be COM,
pleted to hold the last open meeting OF
this season. A full attendance is re-
quested.
Church supper.
At the Embury NJ. f. Church last even
ing the Ladies' Society held a supper and
entertainment which was literally patro-
nized and pleasant evening enjoyed.
The Circus Returns.
BY reference to the advertising column
1t will be seen that Conroy's circus will
play return date here on the Dexter
street lot Saturday, June 10, giving
| two performances. The show is now
| better than ever.
Slight Accident.
An employe at the printing establish
meDt of II. l.. Freeman ~ Son got his fin
ger caught in a machine yesterday after
noon, necessitating amputation. DIR.
Howe performed the operation.
Interesting Items.
Repairs are being made in the interior
of the Cadets armory.
More improvements are being made to
the fire alarm service.
An old time fakir made matters quite
lively at the foot of Central street last
evening.
Thomss Welch is much improved and
will soon be able to take trip to sum-
mer resort for further benefit of his
health.
Tomorrow afternoon the new Council
will meet for organization, instead OF
Monday, as that is the date OF the annual
appropriation meeting.
man driving horse attached toa
Democrat wagon, when turning the cor
ner OF Mill and Cross streets last evening,
accidentally collided with some of those
old worn-out vehicles which are allowed
to stand in front OF Perry's carriage fac
tory.