Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
CENTRAL FALLS.

The long-lived residents on "Chistian
minded set of people and do not object
to giving TO those who are so unfortunate
as to have less of this worlds luxuries
than themselves, whatever they have In
their possessions. The residents have
good houses and by many years OF careful
nursing, fruit has been made to bear up.
on the trees so thoughtfully watched.
They do not object to a man asking for
fruit II he solicits a square meal from
their door, but they do object to some Of
these brazen "bums" who jump fences
and strip the trees of fruit that is half
ripe. This Is a common occurrence.
At the res idence of Mrs. ID. q. Little
field trees were "bared" and large limbs
with fruit accompaniment were torn from
their bearings Wednesday night, while
the band at jerks park were playing that
welcome tune, "After the Ball." At the
residence of Sarah Durfee, which appear
ance denotes It's being closed for the sum-
mer season, nuisances have been commit
ted OF most disgraceful nature.
Illinois street fruit trees have been
stripped OF their production, and people
insulted who tried to thwart the plumber
ers' operations.
This is not the work of boys but young
men, who are registered as professional
tramps, and who look II In every parti-
cular. At residence on Summit street
one tramp made a large mistake. He
told the same story twice about going to
Woonsocket and his pitiful tale enlisted
the sympathy of the woman OF the house
who gave him 20 cents. Thursday morn.
ing he became lost and at this particular
residence related his stereotyped lesson.
The man of the house appeared suddenly
and he made hurried exit. This same
man was seen counting sii.e5 In front of
Burns news depot at $40 o'clock last
evening, where he purchased two ten
cent packages OF tobacco.
Ball Game and Accident.
Yesterday afternoon there was ball
game between the Cadets and the WINE
clerks. IL was a one-s sided game, as usual,
the latter team winning by score OF "a
to IL. During the game many good plays
were made, and cripples were as usual
plenty. Capt. Burns, while running the
bases, accidently struck one OF the large
stones used as base and received severe
sprain OF the ankle. The first basemen,
"Prof." Kennedy, broke his poor playing
record at the above game.
The Fun is Oyer.
The young men who occupied "Camp
Central" at Bullock's Point will return
home today after a most pleasant sojourn.
They have entertained large number OF
| guests daily from their richly stocked
larder and will again return to their
labors Tuesday, much improved in looks
and health. They were there during the
two recent severe storms and pronounced
the sight unequalled In their experience.
His First Trip.
Master Willie II. Metz, we'll known
youngster here, will make his first trip to
New York tomorrow night, where he
goes to visit his sister.
Police want Him.
John HARRINGTON, who was on trial at
Pawtucket for disturbing the Rescue Mis-
zion, is wanted by the police here for theft
of articles from the house Of Patrick
Feeney, ~ Cross street, where he formerly
boarded. Wednesday morning Harring-
ton, It IL claimed, took a watch, pair Of
shoes and other articles from the house.
The shoes he wore and the watch he
pawned, he SAYS, at the Hub Loan Office at
Pawtucket. A warrant was procured and
Officer Welch left 1t at Pawtucket police
station, charging him with larceny.
The Court Notes.
In the District Court this morning six
persons were each fined ~ and costs.
Personal.
John p. Kaiser, for many years resi-
dent of this village and a jolly good fell
low who has boarded In one family since
he came here a number of years ago,
leaves for Chicago Monday night, where
he will reside. He has accepted a lucra-
tive position with well known brush
mandatory. His many friends wish
him success.