Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-18
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Stopping of the Mills
Makes Things Quiet.
VERY PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Veterans Sorry Thev Cannot Meet the
Hay Cart Men-Personal Notes.

The stiffness of the various mills In
the vicinity OF Mil street, makes a quiet
neigh hborhood which Is usually one of
much activity. The mill of the Royal
Weaving Company is again shut down,
also that OF the Hair Cloth Company, and
no definite time Is announced for them to
resume operations.
The Stafford plant is also stopped and
the Eagle Dye Works is working but few
employees. The Greene Il Daniels Manu-
featuring Company are on short time.
They go In at o'clock, work to IL and
from to In the afternoon. The en-
ployes consider themselves fortunate. At
Wetherhead & Thompson's tannery bust
nsss 10 exceedingly quiet. The taking
away OF so much money out of the village
does not have any encouraging effect up
on the storekeepers, who are Just begin
ming to feel the dull times. 1t Is said that
quite number Of the wooden mill weav-
ers have gone away, and will remain until
the mill starts up again.
on For Milford.
The Veteran frepen of this village are
not much pleased at the actions of their
Pawtucket neighbors In not voting to
60 to Milford to the muster. The volun.
teer is being put in good condition.
large number OF the regular
company will go, also many friends.
They were anxious to meet the Hay Cart
once more, but there is not so much In
terest taken as when It was expected they
would go. The Volunteer boys will take
Parks Continental Band Of Providence.
Mean Trick.
Adolph sylvestre purchased new har-
ness last week and Monday evening drove
to his brothers house on Broad street.
While inside some person cut the reins
In several places. He did not discover the
mean trick until he came near having an
accident.
A Serious Accident.
William Sullivan, employed by Clark,
the boiler maker, was at work at the farm
OF James Allen, the cider manufacturer,
yesterday repairing boiler. The repairs
were completed and then IL was decided
to raise the stack. While the work was
In preparation, Sullivan held one OF the
guy ropes and as one of the other men
let go Of his rope an iron hook caught In
Sullivan's left hand, tearing the flesh the
entire distance of the palm.
Annual Inspection,
The annual inspection OF Bsllou Post
took place last evening.
After Nine Years.
DR.. John II. Sweeney. who has been
West for nine years, is here with his wife.
He is resident of Seattle, Washington,
where he Is a mem ber of the Board of AL
dormen, and has twice acted as Mayor.
John has many friends who wish him
success.
Today's District Court.
The court room was packed this morn
ing. The case against James Buckley fer
drunkenness ana revelling was tried and
held for advisement.
Personal Mention.
John &. Dexter OF Cohoes, n. Y, is vfs-
iting his daughter.
Miss Martha Lawton, who has been
visiting friends here, has returned to her
Worcester home.
Frank Cleveland, a well known news
paper man, was in town Tuesday.
Interesting Items.
Eureka Lodge, K. OF p, meets this even
ing.
The cadets are preparing for their ex-
hibition drill at Woopsocket.
Edward Stewart of this place ia now In
England in response to letter summon
ing him there to receive portion of an
estate left him by the death of relative.
At the hearing Of the liquor officers,
which Will be heard as soon as Town
Sergeant Keene returns from Chicago,
some interesting Developments are ex-
pected.