Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-31
CENTRAL FALLS.
An Unusually Quiet sundav-Bicycie Acct
aent-Msny New,y Notes.

an thhusuhily quiet tsundav-Bfcycie Acci-
aent-Msny New'y Notes.
Sunday was an unusually quite day,
and the streets at times presented a much
deserted appearance. The sultry air
Grove many to the seashore, and liv9ry
stable bushes was brisk. II seemed to
be great day for lost children, three
being reported up to o o'clock.
Patrolman Walsh found a home for one
and aided In the search for the relative OF
another. The weather had quite an effect
upon the size of church congregations
The evening service at the Broad street
Baptist Church was largely attended, the
Harper's Ferry colored jubilee singers be-
ing present and discoursed number OF
plantation hymns. The regular service of
His Honor Judge Goff at the court room
at 10 O'Clock drew fair sized audience
and he administered the law to a class of
six adults and required donation from
each of S460 to carry on the good work.
Four Of the unfortunates were from
Cumberland, and the remainder
OF the class from here. No arrests were
made during the day and nothing occur
red OF an exciting nature. jerks Park
was a. usual thickly populated locality
all during the day, and the weekly Inn
provements are much admired by all.
The Twelfth X. 1. Veterans
The members OF the Twelfth Rhode ISL
and Association will hold their annual re.
union at Rocky Point Tuesday, August 1.
Many from here will be present and re-
new old acquaintsinces and recall battles
they took part in.
VIII Resume Meetings.
Ballou Post, No. 3, q. A. r., who have
not held meetings for two weeks on ac-
count OF the warm weather, will resume
their business meetings tomorrow even
ing.
The Veteran Firemen.
The Veteran Firemen's Association will
hold their regular meeting Wednesday
evening at which important business will
be transacted. Foreman Warren Fales
has resigned his position and at this
meeting probably another will be ap-
pointed to act at the Worcester muster.
The rules will not admit of electing one at
this meeting as notice must be given.
There is every prospect OF this company
carrying large number and among them
will be many of the older members.
Every member OF the company Is re-
quested to be present.
Must go to the Hospital.
Paul Tetrault, who was injured by fall
ing from the large building on Broad
street Friday, Is to be removed to the
Rhode Island Hospital today. Since the
accident his lower extremities are para
lyzed, and his condition is considered
hopeless one.
Bicycle Accident.
Jason Holmes OF Albion was riding a
bicycle Sunday afternoon down Foundry
street and when turning into High street
collided with n carriage going In the OPP
posite direction. The young man was
picked up and cared for by noig hbors, and
later took train for his home. He was
badly injured about the back and limbs
AMI also slightly cut over the left eye.
District Court.
The District Court had considerable
business today. Four drunks were each
fined s3 and costs, and Thomas Deacon
got 80 and costs. He went to Cranston.
The broom stick case was tried again and
the defendant discharged.
Interesting Items.
James +. Cook spent yesterday at Nor
ton, Mass.
John McCabe Will leave Thursday for
bis annual vacation.
Sundays District Court had six drunks
and each were fined s2 and costs.
Ex. Captain Joseph Burns has resumed
his duties at Welch Bros restaurant.
The families of Patrolmsn Whipple and
John Wetherhead are at their Summer
home at Riverside.
GO. w. Wilmarth & Company have re-
ceived the plumbing contract for the sew.
eral school houses.
The funeral Of John Corcoran took place
from the Sacred Heart Church Sunday af-
ternoon, and the remains were inferred at
st. Patrick's Church, Valley Falls. Crane
& Burns were the funera, directors. The
bearers were schoolmates of the young
man.