Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-02
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Lively Runaway on Dex-
Ter Street Yesterday.
MEETING OF THE CADETS.
Young Mems Catholic Association
Flourishing All the News.

A horse attached to team occupied by
q young man named Thomas Mitchell be
came frightened on Dexter street yester-
day afternoon and at the corner OF Gar
field street collided with telegraph pole
throwing Mr.. Mitchell into the street.
He was badly shaken up and had his face
badly scratched.
Meeting of the Cadets.
A meeting OF the Central Falls Cadets
was held yesterday afternoon, when the
committee on the recent concert reported,
showing the proceeds to be about $135.
The resignation of ex. Capt. John T.. De-
vine was received but no action was taken.
Broke His Arm.
young son of Michael Garrity of the
West side fell on the curbing on Pine
street yesterday afternoon, breaking his
left arm.
Personal Mention.
Miss Jennie Bond of Saundersville,
Mass, is visiting the family OF Represen-
tstive Myron Fish
Hon. Jonathan Chace mas returned from
a business trip To Philadelphia.
James j. Breen has entered upon his
duties as manager OF the new insulated
Miss Carrie Smith OF Woonsocket has
been visiting relatives In town for the
past several days.
Cards are out for he observance of the
twenty first birthday of Herbert f. Patt,
which occurs at his home, 5i6 High street,
next Monday evening.
Perry Debating Club.
The debates held under the auspices of
the Oliver III. Perry Club are very interes-
ting. The next question to be discussed
is, "Would the acquisition of more terri
tory by the United States be beneficial to
the nationf" ia. Classy and IL. w.
Harmon will support the affirmative and
l.. A. Jordan and j. ID. Turner the mega
tive.
Young Mems Catholic ASSOCIATION.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
OF the Holy Trinity Church met yesterday
and fifteen applications for membership
were received. After the meeting OF the
association a meeting OF the executive
committee was held and II was voted To
| hold a debate Sunday the 18th, the sub
ject being: "Resolved, That independence
in politics is preferable to party adher-
ence." Those who will take part in the
debate are John p. Hussey, w. j. Mar
tin, j. J. McArdle and f.. II. LAWN.
Interesting Items.
The wherea bouts OF Albert Il. stock and
Mary Jane Keene, who eloped last week,
are still unknown.
There will be a rally at Temperance
Hall tonight under the auspices of the
Socialist Labor Party.
The fair OF the Woodbine Base Ball
will be continued every Saturday evening
during the month at Temperance Hall.
The sale OF the plant OF the Watcher
Hat Factory announced to take place this
morning was postponed for three weeks.
At the meeting of Sacred Heart Branch,
&. X. of A., this evening arrangements
will be made to attend the funeral of
Patrick Mitchell.
The meeting OF Smyrna Lodge, Grand
Orient, which was to have been held to-
morrow evening, has been postponed To
Thursday evening.
During the month OF March nine in
tentions OF marriage were recorded. The
youngest bride was 10 years OF age. Ii
was dull week for cupid.
There will be a mock initiation at the
regular meeting of Court Flower OF Dex-
| ter, A. o. F., this evening. Chief Renger
| Paterson of Court Pride OF Lonsdale will
| conduct the ceremonies.
The next meeting OF the West Side
Business Mems Association will be held
Thursday evening, April IL, when a con-
stitution and bylaws will be adopted
and permanent quarters selected.
Among the creditors OF James II, Feeley,
manufacturing jewellers OF Providence
who made an assignment recently, Is the
Standard Seamless Wire Company, who
have claim for s24O. There was a meet
ing OF the creditors on Saturday.