Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Company G is Found to
be all Right.
AN IMPORTANT ARREST.
Close Polo Game-District Court News.
Interesting Items.

The annual inspection OF Company q,
Second Regiment Infantry, X. l. M, oc-
cured at their armory last evening, and
was n credita BILE showing In every partic-
ular. There were a few absentees but ex-
plantations for such was IN everv instance
satisfactory TO the inspecting officer,
Lieut.. Woolley, u. 3. A. Captain Ly Lythgoe
was In command and had his men in
heavy marching order at the proper posi-
tion upon the arrival of the inspecting
officer. The company paraded 80 men,
with three officers and did the salute In
due form. Accompanying Lieut..
Woolley was Major Dondhue OF the
Second, and there was a clever MKT ure
of military men and guests.
The preliminaries in the heavy march
ing order programme being disposed OF,
knapsacks were lam aside and then came
the manual. This IL always an interesting
feature, and was closely watched and at
the same time we'll executed In detail,
the movement of load and firing being
nnoommonly well done. Guard mount
was an attraction I'm itsolf and the
promptness with which the work was
done showed good discipline and careful
study. The marching movements were
up TO the average percentage and both
distance and alignments In measure
finely proportioned. The "set up" OF the
men and their personal neatness was
marked excellent. Equipments were
bright and brass was "in the shine" To
perfection. The space OF drill room is
a handicap but the entire work
was in keeping with the former
reputation OF the command. Lieut..
Woolley IL careful examiner and goes in
to details for the purpose OF knowing the
real value OF each company in the brigade.
The local company will compare favor
ably with the others. Capt Lythgoe IL
fast wedding out the "dead wood" and
persists I'm carrying under his commits
sion men who are reliable and earnest In
militia work. Next week the company
will begin the solid work of skirmish
drill. The inspection of books and papers
were creditable.
Very Close Game
Last evenings game of polo at Tenn
perance Hall between the Wood bines ana
Camp Streets was close one, and the
large crowd saw the best work done on
the polo surface since the sport began
here. The visitors, having part OF the
local team, conjured the idea thso honors
were easy, but from the start they re-
ceived a set back, which was not relished.
Smith, who has not juggled bail in two
seasons, substituted for Harrison, and
Crowley as rush was represented by Daw-
son. The game resulted In a score OF o To
8 In favor of the local team.
Second on the List.
The second OF { ne series OF Winter So
cials under the auspices Of Superior Lodge,
No. IS, l. q. o. r., was held in their rooms
I'm Brennan's Block last evening and In
every particular far exceeded the previous
gatherings of a similar nature. The com
mittee presented an entirely new bill OF fare
which, TO all appearance, was relisheds by
ALL according TO the many compliments
given them. The entertainment was in
teresting and was applauded for its var
led and pleasing features. Baker Bros,
who furnished the music, opened the
programme with an overture. Then came
readings by Miss Rhodes Blake, piano
duet, Misses Fales; vocal selection, Miss
Walcott; reading, Miss Mile Tbayer;
recitation, j. Frank Davis, ami a minia-
ture operatts by MIR. and Mrs. Thayer
Then came dancing until o'clock, which
closed az pleasant a gathering as hastaken
place within the lodge room OF Superior
Lodge for several seasons OF this ngtnre.
They Were on Runners
There were several sleighng parties
from here last evening and their destina-
tions were somewhat varied. The
Christian Endeavor Society connected
with the Broad street Baptist Church
went to Roger Williams Park. A private
party took in East Attleboro, and at
Landlord Davenports enjoyed turkey
supper. A number OF the friends OF the
Woodbine base bail team journeyed to
Ashton where dance and supper was
ell 'oyed. 49,.
Jobn' Eagan, young man proprietor of
n Iiouo, 'aloon on Pine street, was the
victim n, n Ntabbing ARRAY at his place
n, hus,ness n, Nov. l6, 1893, and John
McDonaId did ne deed. The latter has
been awav from " home since that time,
and returned yestert 'sy. Deputy Sheriff
Keene learned OF his ri riYai ana with fa-
trolman Sylvestre captu. 'eu hinl a. uis
home on King street early last evening.
This morning he pleaded not N'nIy auu
will have trial w, dnesday. he was was
committed, not being able to furD, VI soVo
surety.
The District Court
The case against Robert Hayde. y
charged with keeping his shop open after
ii O'CLOCK, which was TO have been tried |
today, was continued one week.
Interesting Items.
The School Committee will meet this
evening.
Branch William O'Brien will have a |
session this evening.
Regular meeting OF Branch 265, c. X. OF |
A., tomorrow evening.
The election of officers OF the Business |
Mems Association occurs tonight.
A number OF the Veteran Elremen went
to Pawtuxet last evening as guests of the
local q ray Of a Inat M mod uIlIuna