Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-16
i'm CENTRAL FALLS.
Preparing For a Big 4th
of July Celebration.
QUITE A NOTABLE WEDDING.
Lively Runaway Last Evening To
DAYS Court News Notes.

The arrangements for an excellent
Fourth of July celebration In this village
is assuming Significant proportions, and
last nights meeting was well attended
and much business for the national day
completed.
The regular committee OF veteran fire.
men met Wednesday and elected number
OF citizens to aid them, making general
committee of fifteen In all. President
Wilmarth presided at last evenings
meeting and q. Fred Crawford was elected
permanent secretary.
There were several sub committees ap-
pointed and all districts OF the town were
represented. Neatly printed subscription
papers were adopted with the vote OF the
town meeting appropriating the $500 and
a request that 500 ore be added to the
subscription fund. Citizens In general will
be appealed to to swell the fund. 1t was
voted to engage the Pawtucket City Band
and Union Cornet Band of Valley Falls
and more II necessary. The committee
on invitations Will invite all of the socie-
ties, also the vets of Pawtucket and Paw
tuxet. The children will have gala time
at the park In the forenoon. All the
societies participating will be furnished
collation..
No better choice could have been made
for Chief Marshal than DIR. William Won
Gottschalk. He Ia a thorough military
man, has had much experience, good
horseman and Is of that temperament
not excitable. He also carries honor to
| the position, having an excellent record
| In the First Light Infantry Regiment and
on Gov. Davis's staff. He will appoint bis
aids himself and will have experienced
gentlemen on his personal ana general
staff.
Everything Is now favorable for good
celebration.
High Toned Wedding.
Last evening at the st. Georges Church
Emma Gosling, eldest daughter OF George
Gosling, was united in marriage to Holmes
Lomas. Several hundred invitations were
issued and the church was filled. The
knot was tied In the Episcopal faith by
Rev. Arthur Rogers, rector, and the bride
was given away by her father. After the
service the guests were given a reception
| at the home of the brides parents, Late
In the evening the newly married couple
left for New York and will sail today for
Europe.
Lively Runaway.
About o'clock last evening horse at
| tached to top buggy ran away on Cross
street. In the vicinity of the st. Georges
Church, where several hacks were stopped,
things were lively before the horse was
| captured. The buggy was wrecked and
the horse escaped uninjured. At Barber's
| stable a team was procured and the
owner proceeded to his home.
Today's District Court.
In the District Court here today Ave
Horatio Greene of Cumberland was fined
S5 and costs for assauiting Andrew
Greene.
| VIII Sail Saturday.
The following residents OF this village
will sail on Steamship Pavonia for the old
country Saturday, through the agency of
James F. Murphy: Mary Bunce, John
Winfield, John Mshan, Jr., and Andrew
Grimes.
Interesting Items.
st. Jean Batiste fair opens tonight.
| Good Superior Lodge will meet tonight.
| All OF the newsdealers have excellent
displays Of fireworks.
| Detective Pollard is candidate for the
position OF town sergeant.
Herman q. Possner, a well known gen.
tleman, was In town Thursday.
Miss Maggie Welden ileaves Saturday
for New York on two weeks vacation.
A 25lb turtle was served to the patrons
at Welch Bros. yesterday. 1t was cap.
tured at Stump Hill.
At the meeting of Branch 265, Catholic
Knights of America, this evening special
business will be transacted and every
member is requested to be present.