Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-26
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Cool Breezes Among the
Special Officers.
POLLARD, KEENE, SHERMAN.
Word Picture of Life in Darkest
Lincoln"-Notes.

The District Court room Is unusually
warm and comfortable and there are gen.
orally stories told and jokes given while
waiting for the session to begin. This
has been the order OF things until short
time ago, and now those who are outside
OF the trouble and not afflicted by the cpl
cemic sit quietly by and look on like the
"Lons Fisherman" In conversat lon with
we'll known phi ysician he says that
tho disease Is confined to the
annex of the "specials" and that
II Is not Of a serious though may prove
troublesome nature. There are but three
patients now afflicted and they being To-
Gated so far apart there is no immediate
danger OF the members OF the regular
police department being In any danger.
The disease IL termed jealously OF the
glands ana enlargement OF the purse.
The Lonsdale patient, MIR. II. G. Pollard.
has before been troubled with the same
disease and the prescription was filled at
Cumberland by the Town Council,
who gave him a nice roll for work on the
Weedsn barn burning case. This cool
breeze permeates the court room only
when all OF these bright lights gathe at
the same time. Huling, but short time
ago, was most complimentary to his
colleague and brother, sherman. but since
the wise men Of East Greenwich put up
their reward the above two cnnstables
have drawn the line, and now this cool
ness prevails. Brothers Huling and Pol
lard are not as the boys say, "stuck on each
other" and Pollard gets square by having
II In for Keene, who does not notice him
at all and does his business all by himself.
L.. L., -
pieted at the local court room a few days
ago, there was little incident that did
not set well upon Mr.. Pollard's mind, as
was shown when he reached the station.
During the trial revolver figured and
was produced by Town Sergeant Keene.
The case was Pollard's but the "pop" was
given To Keene. When Pollard returned TO
the station he recited his little tale of woe
and n the latter and Keene are not on the
best OF terms since the last election, there
10 sport for the lookers-on. Keene holds
the best hand and is SO respected. Some
OF these specials are SO eager to grab that
mighty dollar "that they kick over the
traces" All three are most earnest work.
ers for the q. o. p. and active lleutenants
upon election days. They are just now
the subjects OF much comment and when
the disease will be- checked il a mystery.
All OF the patients are able to be out, but
IL things keep on they may be quaran
tined. Such liz life in "Dsrkest Lincoln"
He FILED the Locks.
James Byrnes conducts a paying busi-
nsss on Central street and uses several
locks upon his door to prevent the inva.
sion of tramps. Wednesday night he un-
fortunately lost keys and Thursday morn
ing WAS compelled to file the several locks
to gain admittance.
They Had u Parade.
There was parade here last evening
which was participated in by Company
A OF the First Troop Cavalry, Pocasset
Tribe, Red Men, and Cercle ST. Jacques
Cartier, the latter society being the enter
tainers at their fair now going on at their
hall on Broad street. The parade made a
creditsble appearance.
District Court.
In the District Court today John Gar
rity was fined by Judge Goff s2O and costs
for wife beating.
Interesting Items.
Important meeting OF Branch 265, Cath
olic Knights OF America, his evening.
The Home Concert Company will give a
pleasing entertainment at Temperance
Hall Sunday evening.