Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-24
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Fire on HedIey Avenue
This Morning.
BARTENDERS IN COURT.
Charles H MatheWson Remains Un-
conscious An the News.

Box i65 was rung In this morning call
ing the Fire Department to the two story
house on Hedley avenue owned by the
Jane Mari, the ground floor being occu-
pied as grocery and market and the up
per stories being occupied by families, ,one
moving in yesterday. The fire started
from an oil stove in the second story and
Immediately communicated TO the
PARTON and thence to the story above ana
roof The department did good work i'm
conhning the blaze to the upper part of
the building and the only damage done
the lower floor was by water. Those
living the upper tenements lost nearly
their entire furniture. The damage to the
house amounts to about 81 900 and is
covered by insurance.
stu Unconscious.
Charles III. Mathewson, who was In
Jured In the runaway yesterday iternoon,
as told In last nights TRIBUNE remains
In about the same condition today, re-
Jaining consciousness for a few moments
at time. The fellow who drove the
team, Charles Levi, was placed under ar
rest and later Deputy Sheriff Fairbanks
served a warrant on him for II 600 dam
ages. He was taken TO Jail today for
want OF bail.
Happy For, sters.
most excellent programme was given
at the Foresters ladies' night which con-
sisted OF an organ recital by Miss Katie
Butler OF Worcester; song, Daniel Flynn;
song, Robert Casey; reading, Miss Maggie
Burns; song, William Leach; address, By
| James r. Murphy, Esq, "Why Women
Should be Interested IN Forestry; song,
Miss Katie Butler; remarks, by Sub. Chief
Ranger Greene OF Court Burnside OF Prov
idence; song, Miss Mary Il. Carr; reading,
Nj. A. Ryan; song, Andrew Carroll. This
conrt Will open fair In Temperance Hall,
| Sept. 20, to continue till Oct. 9.
Annual Outing.
All the employees OF the Uuion Cash
Store with their wives and children en-.
| loved splendid holiday at Riverside
wednesday, the occasion being the annual
outing which Mr.. Joseph Schiller gives to
his help. A fine shore dinner WAS
served by Jerry Fournier, the popular
proprietor OF the Pawtucket Exchange
Hotel. The afternoon was spent in sports
| OF all kinds.
visited Thei' Pupils.
Brothers Aime and Remi, ~ the Farm
ham College, p. O., left the town yester-
day after weeks visit TO their pupils
here and In Pawtucket. They left for
Taftville, Conn, whence they will return
! home. The Farnham College counted
last year 115 American students, and the
| indications are that that number will be
almost doubled next year.
Barienders In Court.
As result OF a number OF the liquor
dealers having been caught selling goods
last Sunday by Town Sergeant Barber
| contrary to the law warrants we're sworn
out for those persons who were behind
the bar and dealing out the stuff to the
customers on that day and six of
them were arraigned before Judge
Con- this morning. They were
| Adolph Collette, at Welsh Bros; James
/ kirwan, at Thomas Flynn's; Thomas
Hughes, at James Hughes; Charles e.
Cummings, who keeps place on Wash
| ingio street; James w. Blnomer Of Pine
street and Daniel Toomey of Dexter street.
There were two witnesses who swore they
visited these places last Sunday and had
| drinks.
Each one was fined :2O and costs and
sentenced to ten days in jail, from which
they took an appeal They were represent
ed by Thomas w. Robinson.