Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-08

There is an ordinance In this town
which prohibits peddlers to sell their
wares withouta license. Yesterday af-
tsrnoon fellow who said his name was
Edward Scully was doing quite a busi-
ness ditposing OF jewelry without the
necessary permit and was arrested by Of
ncer WEIGH. In the District Court this
morning he was fined go and costs.
Lively Runaway.
A horse attached to buggy belonging
to Newsdealer Donavan OF Lonsdale ave-
nue. became frightened yesterday after
noon while standing in front OF the store
and started on lively run up the avenue
and down Parker street, colliding with
telegraph pole, overturning the buggy
and demolishing 1t completely.
Laid at Rest
The funeral OF Mary Flanagan took
place from her brothers residence on Ja-
ponica street this morning and was large
ly attended. The remains were taken to
the Sacred Heart Churcn, where a high
mass OF requiem was celebrated by Rev.
Father Fitzberald. Burial was at st.
Patrick's cemetery, Valley Falls.
Camping Cadets.
The Central Falls Temperance Cadets
now camping at Camp White ere enjoy
Ing themselves immensely when not
doing duty. Among the cadets ere q
number OF athletes who engaged I'm games
Monday and yesterday after drill. Mon
day there was 500. yards dash with 10
entries which was won by Capt. Phillips.
The 100 yard dash between Private
McGinty and Frank Mccarthy was
won by the former by six inches. Yes
terday afternoon there was a ball game
between the Haystsck tent and Bowser's
tent; also tug of. war bet tween the north
and south side OF the Main street. The
boys entertained a number of lady friends
during the afternoon.
Is Coming Home.
The friends of Prudent Huot will no
doubt learn with a feeling OF relief that he,
whose health was announced last week to
be In precarious condition, has greatly
recovered from bis sickness. He intends
to come back home in few days.
Mcclure. Dobson.
James +. Mcclure OF Providence and
Miss Nellie T.. Dobson OF Central Falls
were united In marriage yesterday morn
ing at o'clock at the Church OF the Holy
Trinity.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Farreily who also celebrated a
nuptial high mass.
The best man was William II. Ryan and
the bridesmaid was Miss Nellie r. Cooney.
The happy couple, with their friends,
repaired to the residence OF Frank Caffrey
on Watson street and enjoyed a wedding
breakfast served by Gelb Il Norton. They
dana tah q ahn hnrt In fnn
their return will reside in Providence.
Meeting Tonight.
The members OF the Cercle jacques Car
tier will meet tonight In their hall ON
Broad street. The committee in charge
OF the society's fair will report and or
ganiEe.
Personal.
turned from few days vacation spent in
Massachusetts.
Interesting Items.
A meeting OF the School Committee will
be held tomorrow evening.
Miss Carrie Brownell OF Saylesullle is
spending two weeks vacation at the
Mountains.
A meeting of Washington Lodge, x.
p, will be held this evening aud work
the rank of esquire.
The annual excursion OF the Crescent
Literary Association will take place Sat
urdsy to Crescent Park.
Miss Katie Giblin OF Earle street and
Miss Mary Conroy of Park street sailed
today from New York for England.
The funeral OF the two-year- old son of
Henry Garside took place yesterday after
noon from his parents residence on Pine
street. Interment was at MoshssBuck