Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-11
CENTRAL FALLS.
Cadets VIII Break Camp Tomorrow-Com.
peting Cobbiers-Notes About Town.

peting Cobbiers-Notes About Town.
Thursday at Camp Moriarty was Ladies
day" and the fair ones fitted about the
quarters at will. They arrived early and
remained as late as possible. A number
of bundles arrived also and the Cadets
had lots of good things. Capt. Phillips
did not let the.regular schedule of work In
terfere with the visitors and II was carried
out to the letter. The weather was some
what cooler Wednesday, and Wednesday
night was a comfortable night to sleep.
After the morning guard mount yester-
day number Of the members took a sail
In a large yacht to Rocky Point and
called upon the Worcester Cadets who
are in camp there. There was much
sport during the forenoon and the visitors
were equal to the occasion.
The regular routine of the previous days
work was carried out yesterday as usual
and noticeable fact is that the work In
the manuel OF arms was executed In a
more finished manner than upon the first
days OF the encampment.
The policing OF the camp Is neatly and
carefully done.
Two men were on the sick list yesterday
and one member is suffering from severe
sprained thumb. The hot sun has made
decided change I'm the appearance OF the
boys and they are ready for another
week. The masquerade ball of last even-
ing attracted many of the Cadets who
were given one hour later than the regu-
lar hour for taps. When some of them
who overstepped the privilege returned
camp and today there are several who are
not enjoying themselves for the above
reason.
Thursdays visitors were equal In num-
Der to that Of the other day and each
squad had its share. Ex-Capt. II. NJ.
Burns and Thomas Crane were among the
callers. Sergt. Rock entertained his
mother and sisters and Katie Core, Mrs.
o. Demers, Susie Brinn and others.
Private Boyle had as guest Miss Lizzie
Boyle; and Private O'Donnell, Mrs. and
Miss O'Donnell and Miss McNally of
Fail River. Private McKenna of
Company q was In camp. Sergt. Nolan
was visited by Miss Gertie Nelson and
Lille Bryant.
Capt. Phillips was presented with a
bouquet from little Miss Rock, and a box
OF cigars from ex-Capts. Burns and
Deyine.
Today will be practically the last day OF
work as they will break camp tomorrow
at 3 O'Clock and return home on the o &c
4. Ia
will go down to see them strike the tents
Bicycles and Horse.
Three wheelmen turned the corner OF
High AMI Central streets last evening just
about the time that lively horse turned
In the opposite direction. The wheelmer
were on the wrong side of the street, and
they collided with the animal. No one
was hurt.
| Volunteers Headquarters.
Capt. John III. Barber has arranged 70
the headquarters OF the Volunteer men
while at Worcester, August II, to be at tn
| Brunswick hotel.
Opposition In Trade.
Since the advent of the new cobblel
mentioned I'm these columns recently
| there Is much sport daily for those in the
vicinity. Yesterday, the new arriva
espied a man going into the shop of hit
competitor and when the customer came
out the new cobbler ascertained that the
job was TO cost 90 cents. The new man
offered to do 1t for 80 cents. The first man
was impaired the financial knowledge
and he agreed to the half dollar price
The new man agreed to do 1t for 40 cents
and the other discounted him by doing
the job for 40 cents and buying the Gus
toner pint OF beer. The last named
tapped the shoes.
Today's District Court.
In the District Court this morning Kat,
Mulhare was fined s2 and costs for drunk.
enness. Katharine Bradley was sentenced
for six months to the State Farm as 9
| common drunkard. One more OF the
party caught In the raid OF Sunday morn
ing at the club room pleaded guilty tc
Sunday card playing and was fined f5 and
costs.
Interesting Items.
Electrician Kennedy OF the Broad street
fire station is having his annual vacation
The annaul excursion of the Crescent
Literary Society will take place tomorrow
on the Pawtucket steamers.
Hacks for Funerals, ETC.,
at John II. BARRIERS Stable, Cross street.