Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-10
CENTRAL FALLS.
Wednesday with the Cadets.-Pleasau
Wedding Anniversary-An the News.


Wednesday with the Csdets.-Pieasant
wedding gAnniversary-An the News.
Wednesdays sun shown brightly when
the first gun awoke the Cadets, who were
soon at work fixing up matters for the
day. There was an unusal activity dis
played as It was known that many lady
friends would be in camp dnring the day.
The regular morning roll call found more
In camp; they came down the night be-
fore. The three days work has done
more good for actual Improvement than
months drilling In the armory. They
have learned what 1t is to report on time,
and some who left without the proper au-
thority were given extra work as a re-
minder OF what 1t Is to disobey COM
| mands.
Capt. Phillips is not too severe, but just
enough tn let the men know that every
thing Is not play. He gave some OF them
| a taste OF picket duty, and 1t was not as
much sport as doing guard duty In the
company street. The cowboys are on
hand at guard mount every morning and
watch themovements with much interest.
The drills through the day were shortened
on account of the intense heat, and all
who could "laid off," Visitors at the
Park fiocked to the parade when the first
call was sounded for dress parade, as has
been customary since Sunday last, and the
vicinity of the camp is decidedly pictur-
esque In appearance. The campers bring
their chairs, and to attend the last work
OF the day appears to be one of their
| duties. Some of the boys have already
| outgrown the sine OF their cots, and soap
boxes are placed for the extension. The
| quarters are continually being improved
| nd look more attractive daily. Some
OF the men are not up In the salutes, but
are being instructed properly by the
non- com missioned officers. What ex-
perience the boys had at the skirmish
drill was limited, but the past
few days have given them much knowl-
edge of the work. Wednesday night was
noisy one, and the guards were kept
busy. Capt. Phillips had his hands full
and did not reach cot until long after
midnight. Some strangers who were
bent on mischief were learned a lesson by
some OF the guards. II Is predicted that
Friday night will also be noisy one, and
much fun will end the last night In camp.
Yesterday the boys were given water
melons by ex- Captain Devine and they re-
turn thanks.
| Some of the boys who drank and ate too
much were laid up for repairs yesterday.
Lieut.. Murphy acts as attending physi-
clan.
Capt. Phillips has basket that contains
a medicine chest.
Private John Degnan entertained Miss
Rose Kenny and Miss Mamie Il. Flynn of
Uxbridge, Mass.
| Capt. Phillips had number OF callers
among whom were many OF the older
members.
Today Is "visitors" day.
The Squirt Last Night.
There was a small crowd that attended
the squirt OF the Volunteer last evening
on North Main street. The distance was
measured and 1t is given to the public as
satisfactory to the members.
Anniversary Wedding.
The elegantly equipped new residence
Of John McGrath, a well known business
| "hh, uhotuSd ahhPio iOI
observing his twenty fifth anniversary of
marriage which occurred Tuesday even
ing. With his estimabIe wife and family
he entertained many relatives and friends.
The presents were innumerable and
amounted to more than 800 worth of
silverware. Gelb Il Norton served the
supper which was of the finest.
/ Todav,s Co,rt Notaa
The case against Malachi Calligan,
charged with keeping liquor for fale, was
tried this morning. He was found guilty
and furnished surety In the sum of 500
for the September term OF the Court OF
Common Pleas.
Patrick Rogers, who owned the COW
that tossed Peter Cooney, paid 81 and
costs for allowing the COW to be at large.
| Interesting Items.
Ned Mills has returned from Maine.
William Campbell OF Philadelphia is a
guest of his brothers.
The Pawtucket Hair Cloth Company
will resume business next Monday.
Chief Engineer Wood OF the Manville
Fire Department was In town yesterday.
The frame spinning department of the
Greene & Daniels Manufacturing Com