Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-11
In CENTRAL FALLS.
FeroCious Dog SavaeeIy
Attacks a Child.
SCARLET FEVER ONCE MORE
Philharmonic Bands Fair Will Close
Tomorrow Evening Notes.


In Lincoln, was attacked by a ferocious
Newfoundland dog belonging toa man
named Manchester and seriously bitten
Monday. She was playing In the high
way, when the heavy brute, without
cause, pounced upon her and set bis teeth
into her face, lacerating and tearing the
flesh badly. Being rendered partially un-
conscious, the little girl lay In the road,
while the animal continued to chew her
feet, legs and body. The wounds sus-
tanned by the girl are OF serious char
acter, and he shock may terminate fatal
ly. DR.. Msrston OF Providence was called
to treat the injured child.
Scarlet Fever Again.
girl named Maker, residing on Clay
street, went to work Monday morning
and the overseer noticed she was Ill. He
told her she had better 90 home for she
DIR. Mslo was notified and ne said she had
every symptom OF the disease.
On Junketing Trip.
The members OF the Town Council as
sembled at the Town House about $50
this morning where carriages were In
waiting for them for a trip over the high
ways of the several districts.
Interesting TO Veteran III smsn.
At the iremen's muster at Peabody
yesterday the Msrblehead machine took
the first prize of 500, with seven confess
tants, throwing stream Of 157 feet, ,t101-2
inches. Wouldn't the Volunteer have q
picnic theref
Gone For His Vacation.
Vital Lacroix, clerk at Lynd Il MUIR
phys, left here yesterday for Manchester,
N. H., where he will meet his brother,
Rev. Father Saline Lscroix, assistant pas
tor at st. Mary's Church. Both will leave
Manchester this evening for fortnight's
visit to New York city.
Nearing the End.
The Philharmonic Bands fair will close
tomorrow evening when the parlor set
contest among Ave popular young ladies
will be settled. The parties interested
| are Misses Amanda Roy, jennie Lafond
| Kate Farrell and Aldegonde Ponton. The
| combination tickets for IS prizes will also
be drawn Thursday.
Last evening the bicycle contest re-
suited as follows: lean Menard, $81.S3;
Edousrd Schiller, s76.2n, aud Robert
Jarretzky, f31.o5, making total OF t1s9.2s,
and the bicycle was awarded to Jean
Mensrd.
The contest for gold headed cane be-
tween Drs. Falcon and Montpetit is of.
Personal.
Miss Belle Whitelaw was a passenger
on steamer New York which sailed today.
Miss Cora A. Thurber and Miss e.
Louise King are spending few weeks at
Bethlehem, N. IL.
q. de Tonnancour, lately connected
with the French Republican paper of
Central Falls, has accepted the position
on L'Independant, French daily OF Fall
River.
Interesting Items.
The Probate Court is in session this sf-
ternoon.
In the District Court this morning three
persons were fined for drunkenness.
A regular meeting of Washington
Lodge, X. OF p, Will be held this evening.
Cross street is receiving the attention
| OF the highway department. This street
vas repaired but short time ago.
The Central Falls wine clerks will play
the Pawtucket wine clerks on the Dexter
street grounds next Tuesday.
In Temperance Hall Friday evening the
Ladies Auxiliary OF the Sacred Heart par
ish will give pleasing entertainment.
The Veteran Firemen have received
large photograph of themselves and ma
chine which was taken In Providence on
| the Fourth.
Mrs. John +. Quinn OF Lonsdale avenue
| and her two children left yesterday for
a two weeks visit to her parents in Fitch
burg, Mass.
The Lincoln Liquor Dealers Association
| will make its annual excursion to Block
Island on Steamer Mount Hope on Tues
| day, July II.
The funeral OF Henry s. Smith will take
place tomorrow afternoon at l o'clock
| from Embury M. T.. Church and will be
attended by Superior Lodge, 1. o. o. f.
In our advertising columns will be
found the official notice OF the assignee
| OF McHale Brothers, which debtors and
creditors OF the firm would do well to pay
attention to.
Jonathan Chsce thanked the firemen
for the assistance they rendered at Valley
Falls Sunday morning and said they
would hear from him in a more substan-
tial manner In few days.
Word received from the st. Joseph's
Hospital is to the effect that Thomas Kel-
ley, the seminarian who fractured his
knee cap a short time ago while playing