Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-05
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
James Johnson Woke Up
Too Ugly
AND IT COST HIM 500.
What the Vets Say OF the Muster All
the News.

James johnson went into the depot yes
terday morning and fell asleep on one OF
the settees and when Dexter J. Grsham,
the ticket agent, woke him up II made
him mad and be wanted to fight, grab
hing Graham and commencing to "get In
his work" He was arrested and this
morning In the District Court he was
fined t20 and costs.
John Wood was before. the court this
morning on the charge OF ssssuiting
Owen McCatrey with dangerous
weapon, In the shape OF hrick. He
pleaded not gully aud will have 3 trial
next Tuesday.
Two persons were fined " and coss for
drunkenness.
yetsAre Very Happy.
The Vete ran Firemen of this plaoc are
happy I'm the knowledge that the volun.
teer defeated the Hay Cart at the muster
In Providence YESTERDAY but aref mad
clear through because the rcd shifts OF
Pawtucket should enter a protest. The
men who manned the brakes OF the Vol
unteer say they have never played at any
muster yet where the Hay Cart was but
the latter entered protest OF some
eran firemen's circles say that the end OF
yesterdays muster is not yet and there is
lots of fun ahead.
The Fourth.
The Fourth passed of here very quietly
nothing OF an unusual character taking
place. The firemen had not hing To- do ~
there were no alarms of fire and the police
rep rrt very quiet day.
The eFrench-Amsricsns We're In ~.
The French populaii ion OF Central Falls
duly commemorated the great national
holiday yesterday. The Cercie Jacques.
Cartier was at the head Of the affair.
At $50 a. m. the members OF the asso-
cietinn, proceeded by the Philharmonic
Band, left their hall and wendod their
way to the Catholic Church on Fales
street, where a high mass was celebrated,
r., " FIR. Beland officiating. Aftor mass
the party went TO Chace's Grove where
they spent the day in all kinds OF smuse-
ments,
Tn" Philharmonic Fair.
The Cercle Jacques Cartier hall, whsre
the Philharmonic Band In holding It's
fair, was crowded Tuesday evening. The
popularity contest between Drs. Falcon
and Montpetit WAS postponed on account
OF the absence OF both contestants. II
Will take place tonight or Satu rday. This
evening the bicycle contest bet ween three
young BOYS OF the town viii ne settled.
The 81. Jea n Baptiste Society, escorted by
It's splendid guard OF honor, visited the
fair Tuesday as announced. All had
good time and by their generosity helped
a good deal to insure the financial success
of the fair.
Adjourned Meeting
The general meeting OF the st. Jean
Baptiste Society which was tn have taken
place yesterday evening was adjourned To
next Wednesday evening on account OF
the Fourth.
Infants Funeral.
Yesterday morning James j., the infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Forestal OF
Hedley avenue, was inferred at Mount
st. Mary's cemetery. The child's coffin
was literally covered with flow ers sent by
the many friends of the beresved family.
There were two more than ordinarily
beautiful pillows, one Inscribed "Our
Darling" and the other, "Our Cousin"
from immediate relatives In the neighbo
hood. The afflicted couple have the sym
patsy ofa large circle OF we'll wisners.
Interesting Items.
Miss Mary Murphy OF Putnam, Conn,
IL the guest OF Miss Margaret Carney OF
Moore street.