Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-22
in CENTRAL FALLS.
Thomas Dwyer Bound
Over TO Higher Court.
HUGH CLANCY IN JAIL.
Foresters Attend the Philharmonic
Society's Fair-Notes.


trict Court this morning on the charge of
making violent assault wit intent TO do
bodily harm on William Blanchard. IL
VIII be remembered that Dwyer and
Blanchard having been around together
drinking considerable one dav this week.
finally brought up I'm Dwyer's shop on
central street where they soon began a
warm argument, II ending in Dwyer eject
Ing blanchard from the place and in the
fall breaking one OF his legs.
Judge Gon found Dwyer guilty and
bound him over to the higher court in the
sum of $500.
Hugh Clancy and John Plunkett were
arranged In the charge of stealing a
quantity of copper wire from the Paw
tucket Street Railway Co. Clancy pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to three months
IN jail and Plunkett pleaded not guilty
and will have a trial next Tuesday.
One person was fined the regulation fine
for drunkenness.
Odd Fellows Anniversary.
Last evening Superior Lodge, 1. q. o. F.,
observed its 21st anniversary In most
fitting manner. TIE members assembled
at their hall In large numbers and most
pleasing entertainment was given. The
Chappell Male Quartette rendered several
excellent selections. After the entertain.
meut banquet was served in G.. A. r.
Hail and speeches MADE. The affair Will
long be remembered In the history OF the
Organization.
At the Philharmonic Fair
large delegation of Court Flower OF
Dexter, A. q. f., attended the Philbar-
monte Bands fair last evening, Benoit La
Perche, marshal.
The members OF Cercle Jacques Cartier
and the Philharmonic went TO the courts
hall to meet the delegation and escort it
To the fair.
Over fifty members OF the court we're In
attendance and a most pleasing evening
followed.
Fine Horse Dead.
Vileon Monast, the contractor, VINO
resides at No. % Ledge street, lost his tina
mare, splendid horse, valued at siO0.
rhe mare had an attact OF cerebral conges-
tion last Sunday and died Wednesday
night, although the bestmedical aid was
summoned.
rassed Brilliant Examination.
Il. X. LamarIne, the popular treasurer
and ex- President of the II. Jean. Bal tiste
Society, received this afternoon very
pleasant news from Farnham, Z. q. lie
has been informed that his son, Wiliord
Edonard Lamarine passed yesterday
most brilliant examinat ions at the college
In that town.
Young Lamarine Is expected here next
Monday and he will probably spend his
vacation In Central Falls.
Lawn Party.
The Ladies' Magazine Club OF Sayles-
VILE gave a complimentary lawn party on
the grounds OF the adjoining houses of
Samuel l.. Weaver and Herbert Pearson
"Wednesday evening and entertained as
their guests a large mum Der OF friends and
the members OF the Oliver II. Perry De-
batting Club. The grounds were H.
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns and
head lights, games were played, songs
and various amusements were INDUCED
In, and refreshments were njoyed.
Graduating Exercisss.
The graduating exercises of the Lincoln
High School will be held next Friday
evening I'm the Broad Street Baptist
Church, and Ak both teachers and pupils
have been working haru for many weeks
there In every reason to believe that the
exercises will be OF nature to reflect
credit upon both instructors and In
structed.
The Foresters' Excursion
Chairman Mccarthy OF the Foresters'
excursion general committee has gone to
Norfolk, c., on the advice of his physi-
clan. lie suffers from an attack OF pneu.
monia. In his absence Secretary
Horan will call a meeting OF the
committee for Friday evening in the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
Hall, Exchange Place, Providence. The
excursion will be held on Aug. 10 and all
the Rhode Island Courts of Foresters will
be represented.
Interesting Items.
Thomas McGrsth OF Cross street wilt be
home Saturday from st. Charlts' College
Baltimore, Md.
Rev. Father Cassidy has returned from
Baltimore, Md.
In the High School building this even
ing there will be mock trial under the
auspices of Burnside Lyceum.