Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-05
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Larceny Cases IN Count
This Morning.
SANKEY SANG A SOLO.
Arraigned For Carrying q Razor
Married in Boston.

The l5-year.old son OF Ssloonkeeper
SENEGAL, who is charged with stealing fl7O
from his father, spent last night In a cell
at the police station. He is a lad of ordi-
nary size and has an uninviting appear
ance for one so young. He bears a bad
reputation, and his associations and sur
roundings have encouraged him towards
wrongdoing, according to all accounts
1t Is stated that upon several occasions he
has been allowed to assume the position
of bartender. When first arrested he was
quiet and denied all knowledge of the
crime with which he is charged, but later,
when pressed by the police, admitted
stealing the roll. Shortly after taking the
money he found Harris, the colored man,
and together they went to Providence.
They visited several low dives, the boy
states, and such IL corroborated by Consta-
BILE Sherman, who arrested them. The
boy spent the money freely, and both
Harris and the lad we're having high old
time when captured. Harris was released
yesterday, but after young SENEGAL had
made his confession and claimed that he
had given his companion what was left OF
the stolen boodle, he was promptly ar
rested again. In the District Court this
morning both were srraigned upon the
following charges:
Charles Harris was charged with steal
ing the sum OF s172 from Joseph Ssnecsl
Jan.2. lie pleaded not guilty and was
required to furnish surety to the amount
of $500 for his trial Thursday next. lie
went to jail to await trial. The warrant
sworn out against Senecsl's son was not
served at his writing and the boy Is held
for further investigation.
school COMMITTEES Meeting.
The -egular monthly meeting OF the
School Committee OF the town OF Lincoln
was held last evening. All the mem bers
were present and President Learned 90.
cupied the chair.
A large number OF bills were paid and
some referred to the different committees
1t was voted to continue evening school
eleven more nights.
The committee OF the Lonsdale district
reported that the schools in that village
had been kept open during the present
vacation OF the other schools in order to
make up for the lost time during the
scarlet fever epidemic.
The report OF superintendent Draper
was received and ordered filed.
Superintendent Draper announced that
the schools would open Monday morning
after the holiday vacation. The same
corps of teacher will assume their re-
spective positions, with one exception,
Miss Emma Freeman, who has resigned.
Her place at the Central street school will
be filled by Mrs. A. 3. Buck.
Several minor matters were disposed OF,
after which the board adjourned to meet
at their next regular meeting the first
Thursday In February.
The Evening Meetings.
The second evening meeting at the
Congregational Church was opened to u
large audience last evening. Major Whit
tie was the principal speaker and gave
| another OF his popular addresses which
was closely listened to. The singing was
excellent. Mr.. Sankey, as upon the
previous evening, sang a solo, and the
| quartette rendered select ions in pleasing
| manner. This evening will be the last
meeting of the week and will be held at
| the same house OF worship.
Land at Rest.
The funeral OF James Lodge took place
| at Lymanvilie yesterday and was at
| tended by many relatives and acquaint-
snces from this village. At the st. Ed.
ward Church mass was sung, and at the
| close OF the services the remains were laid
In the Bishops cemetery.
| A Game supper.
| At the "White Front" restaurant on
Broad street last evening Proprietor Scull
| gave game supper to about forty of his
| friends, bot h ladies and gentlemen. Rab-
bit was the predominating dish cooked in
various styles. The gat thering was pleas
one. Caterer Dexter Of Pawtucket pre-
sided over the culinary department.
| Married Ia Boston.
| Edward Lupien, a well known Central
street business man, was today united In
| marriage to Boston lady. The newly
| married will return here tomorrow and
begin housekeeping In a nicely furnished
| residence.
lie Car, led = RAZOR.
Patrolman Stafford found William
| wilkinson and Charles Craig on Dexter
street at late hour last evening In revel
ing condition. They we're taken to the
station and locked up. When Craig was
searched a razor was found upon his per-
son and in the District Court this morn
ing he pleaded not guilty to carrying con-
cealed weapons. lie will have trial next
Tuesday. His pal also pleaded not guilty
OF drunkenness aud -evelling and will also
be tried tuesday.
Business Mems N letting.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Business Mems Association was held last
evening at which after the regular busi-
ness officers we're nominated for the en-
suing year.
Installation OF Ofncers.
The newly. elected officers OF the
Knights OF Honor, also Branch William
O'Brieu, l. N. f., were installed last even
ing.
Interesting Items.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Weber, Who has been seri ous-
ly III, is improving.
The requests OF Overscer OF Poor Baker
for clot hing still continue to be answered.
rhe meeting OF Superior Lodge, i. o. o.
r., will occur tonight.
The enumerators of births, deaths, and
the school census have begun their labors,
and the heads o, families should prepare
themselves for the interviews.
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