Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-15
AIphOnSe FOurnier Sent TO
the Insane Asylum.
TRAINING SCHOOL TALK.
Holy Trinity's New Rectory James
Greene May Die-Notes.

tioDs and haliucinations and at times has
been somewhat violent. His family were
advised to have him taken care of by the
proper authorities, as II was feared he
might injure himself or others.
This morning Fournier was brought be-
fore Judge Goff In the District Court and
Doctors A. j. Falcon and Louis ii. Beau
dry testified that they had examined him
and were of the opinion that he was in
sane and unfit to be at large. Judge Con
accordingly ordered his commitment to
the State Insane Asylum at Cranston.
Training School.
The matter of providing suitab train
ng school for graduates of the Lincoln
High School who desire to enter the
teaching profession is Just now engaging
the attention of citizens Interested In edu-
cational matters. That the establish ment
OF such a school Is necessity admits of
no question In the minds of those advo-
eating II. They say that the training re-
ceived by the aspirant for teaching honors
in such school as should be provided
would be q. preparation for the all-im-
portant work of instructing the young.
They assert that under an experienced
head and with careful supervision a local
training school could be made a lasting
power for good In the school life of the
community.
Regarding the proposition several citi-
zens have been interviewed by TRIBUNE
man, and while many are In favor of a
local training institution, very respect
able number believe that the State
Normal School offers better facilities for
the proper instruction OF would be
teachers than could be had In home
school for several years to come. Upon
one thing all agree and that Is that
teachers should be fully qualified for the
performance Of their exacting duties. A
teacher needs something besides mere
book knowledge. A clear head, warm
heart, sound judgment and tact are things
almost indispensable to one who wishes
to succeed In the very responsible and
highly honorable profession of teaching.
Home Again.
The soldier boys, Kearney Light Infan-
try, are expected home today. It is to be
hoped that the weeks outing and accom-
panying taste of real military life has
done the boys good and that they will re-
turn to their usual vocations with clearer
heads, stouter hearts and a stronger and
deeper patriotism, II that be possible,
cation.
Dexter street.
The highway department has got around
to Dexter street once more and work has
been resumed on some OF the buildings
that have for some time been In very un-
satisfactory condition. Dexter street will
be fixed, possibly, before Winter comes
again.
The New Rectory.
Work on the new rectory of the Holy
Trinity parish Is being pushed with
energy. The walls are now up about Is
feet, the window frames on the first and
second stories have been set and portion
of the granite trimmings placed In POSI-
tion. When the house is completed 1t
Will rank well with any rectory in the
diocese in points OF beauty and conyen-
ience.
He May DIE.
James Greene, an aged and respected
citizen OF the West side, who was assaulted
a few days ago by party of roughs, while
down the bay, is In very critical condi.
ticn and but slight hopes are entertained
of his recovery.
Interesting Items.
Taylor's news store was sold out yester-
day.
The Dexter street Stars are playing ball
at Manville this afternoon.
Superior Lodge OF Odd Fellows held an
Interesting meeting last night.
c. Fred Crawford and other bold fisher
men have returned from Cape Cod.
Two drunks paid Clerk Foliett s4.6O
each In the District Court this morning.
Pocssset Tribe OF Red Men wandered to
Attleboro last night by the electric trail.
Joseph Sunderland of Key West,
Florida, is spending a few days with
friends here.
lew mOro Dencnes ana little more
light In jerks Park would increase its
usefulness In the evening.
A gang OF men are at work replacing
the poles on the telegraph line on Mill
street with larger and more slightly ones.
The new building for the Seamless Wire
Company Is nearing completion. The roof
Is on and the inside work has been com
menced.
The Congregational Sunday school went
on an excursion yesterday. The boat was
taken Mt Pawtucket and sail down the
bay and up the Taunton river to Dighton
was enjoyed. There dinner was serv ed.
The afternoon was spent In cruising about
the bay.
Some OF the police officers have received
their new uniforms and made their ap.
pearance on the streets with them on Fri
day morning. They now look like Metro
politan police and may be distinguished
from the citizens In general.
James Bingham OF Berkeley was the
proud possesor OF 7s choice poultry Wed.