Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-16
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
SyIveStre, the Hunter, En-
terainS Guests.
FARWELL STRIKERS MEET.
Balky Horse Causes Trouble Personal
Mention-Newsy Notes.

Sunday afternoon about 20 invited
guests met at the residence of James
Sylvestre on Broad street upon invitation
and we're given feast by this well. known
the spread story telling and a social time
we're enjoyed. Everything being In readi-
ness, Mrs. Sylvester, under whose dIrec-
tion the menu had been prepared, an
nounced that supper was ready, to which
all responded. The bill OF fare comprised
the game bagged by Mr.. Sylvestre and
was served In several styles. There was
coot stew, teele duck pie, baked and
stuffed duck, partridge pie and roast duck.
celery, hot rolls, cake, pie, Munn's extra
dry and cigars. After a bountiful supply
had been partaken of and cigars lighted,
then came speech making In which all
took part. There were some entertaining
stories told as only hunters can tell them
and at six o'clock, the parting toast was
drank TO the host and his estimable wife,
and all were anxious that he may live for
many years to enjoy his tavorlte sport OF
hunting.
was
Pee pie In the vicinity OF jerks park
Sunday afternoon had considerable
sport watching the antics OF a balky
oquine, managed by an inexperienced
driver. The driver, who had two lady
companions, felt disgusted with himself
as we'll as the horse. The crowd jeered him
and finally the young ladies got out. Then
The young man struck the animal with
the whip. The horse resented 1t by rush
ing down Fales street at more rapid
gait than the young man desired. The
last seen Of him he turned down Railroad
street. Whether he found bis lady friends
again was not ascertained
Good Fellows Meeting.
In Odd Fellows hall Wed nesday even
ing public meeting will be held under
the auspices of the Royal Society OF Good
Fellows. There will be addresses by Hon.
w. Il. Spooner, premier, John q. Massie,
Grand Ruler, and others. All members
vited to be present.
Found I'm IA Barn.
This morning when Louis Miner, a
farmer al LIMERICK, went into his barn
he found a man lying there with broken
leg. The stranger gave his name as Henry
Anderton. He was taken to the hospital.
Again Box Ia,.
The Fire Department was called to No.
Is Richardson street this morning to put
out a roof fire on a dwelling owned by
Charles Girouard.
Died Aged Eighty.Two.
Henry Gooding, aged 50 years, one Of
the oldest residents of the town, died
Sunday evening He was we'll known in
the history OF the old town of Smithtield.
The Striking wesvers.
The weavers on a strike at the Farwell
Worsted Mills mot this forenoon. The
| lady weavers were present for tho first
time. The weavers voted to join those OF
the Saranac mills In the parade In Provi-
dence today.
Personal Mention.
James Murray, the we'll known trainer
and handler OF pug lists who has been here
| a few weeks, has received an excellent
| OuCT W Jdkt lut pOolllOh VI lHStIuSkol Vi
the manly art at the Elite club of Bridge
port, Conn. He Is undecided whether to
accept or return TO his former position at
Philadelphia.
W.P. Clark OF the Central Falls Boiler
Works has received contract for three
new huge boilers for Fall River mill.
Fred Gage is confined to his home by a
long illness.
The body of the Hollingsworth child
was shipped to Pascoag today for inter.
ment.
The cadets will hold an importan,
meeting this evening.
Philharmonic Society.
| The members OF this newly organized
musical organization have received Their
new instruments and began practice un-
der their new instructor.
Interesting Items.
Taxes are being paid slowly.
The trouble about selling Sunday pa
pers is not all over yet.
Court Central, A. o. F., will hold ar
important meeting this evening.
Jonas j. Furman OF Brockton was visit
ing among relatives here yesterday.
There are people yet inquiring for Prof
Dainty. He is at present out OF town.
Ballou Post, No. 3, G.. A. r., Will hold
their regular meeting Tuesday evening.
Everything was harmonious among the
llIuor officers Sunday. Cause, II had to
be 80.
mum Der OF friends of James Potter at
tended the reception given him at Clan
Fraser ball, Pawtucket, Saturday even
| ing.
Chief Engineer Pstt returned Saturday
from the Massac chusetts engineers con-
vention. He reports pleasant time and
| hearty reception.
! Ihe missing lumber referred to In Sat-
! urdsy's issue has been found by q car
tracer and Contractor Simmons will leave
this week to build the camp.
frankie Chsmprcau, o years old, fell
down a flight OF steps at his home on
Hedley avenue Sunday afternoon and
broke his right arm near the wrist.
The sidewalk on the Mort side of Foun-
dry street but short distance from Broad
street IL In a dangerous condition. The
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