Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-22
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Two Lively Polo Games
Last Evening.
ISLANDER SUIT FOR $4,000.
Boy Badly Hurt on Pine Street Othsr
Interesting Notes.

There were two polo games at Temper
ance Hall last night and the referee was
kept busy taking the ball out OF the net
from the time the whistle sounded for
the first rush until the second game was
at an end. The total number OF goals
scored was 40.
The first game was between the Paw
tucket High School team and the
Brownells OF Providence, the Pawtucket
boys being victorious by score of Ii to 4.
Curtis work was feature Of this game.
The Woodbines and Columbus teams
then contested in the State series, the
score being "a to 4 in favor OF the Wood
bines. This is the largest score made
thus far In the series. Foster Gagged many
of the goals for the Woodbines and Crow
ley did good work at center.
Boy Badly Hurt.
A SIX year old boy named William Per-
cival was run over by one OF Swift's beef
teams at the corr o. of Parker and Pine
streets this morning and quite badly in
jured. He sustained bad cash over the
left ear and hIs back was hurt. IL is
thought he is hurt internally.
The lad was taken to his home on Wat
son street after being attended by DR..
Nickerson.
suit For Siandcr.
Vil0on Monast, a carpenter residing on
Ledge street, was arrested yesterday on
$4,000 slander SUIT brought by Pierre Ger
main. He furnished bail for his appear
ance at the next term OF the Common
Pleas division OF the Supreme Court. The
plaintiff charges that Monast has been
telling hurtful lies ABOUT bis business
| 4, 10 Ha
Sayles Free Library.
The newly elected officers OF the Sayles
Free Library are as follows: President,
Alexander Leslie; Vice president,E. Il.
Dodge; Secretary, l.. A. Lockwood;
Treasurer, $. o. Meadcr; Executive Com
mittee, William North, Herbert Pearson,
| Henry Harman, Charles Aldrich, and Il.
| Il. Dodge. Rev. {. j. Tuthill was elected
a trustee In the place of Samuel Fessen-
den, deceased.
| Interesting Items.
The Moshassuck Ice Company has hsr-
| vested $500 tons OF ice OF a good quality
from Scott's pond.
| Marriage intentions have been filed by
| Sylvanus w. Brown and Lottie /. Drown,
| the latter of Saylesvile.
Frank l.. Fitzsimmons is In Hartford,
| Conn, today attending the conservation
services OF Bishop Tierney.
An interesting meeting OF Central
| Falls Assembly OF the Royal Society OF
| Goodfellows was held last evening, four
| new mem bers being admitted and several
| applications received.
There isn't much talk over the result of
| the coming town election, but ere is
| great deal more of thinking done this
year than ever before. There are some
| pleasant surprises In store.
There was large attendance at the
| Lenten services at the Holy Trinity
| Church last evening. Rev. Bernard +.
| RedIhan preached an interesting sermon
on the duties OF a true christian.
There was only one case in the District
| Court this morning. William Grimley
was adjudgec guilty OF being common
| drunkard and was sentenced to SIX
| months at the State Workhouse.
Warren X. Faes, who sailed today from
| New York to China, had his shoes black
ened by Paul Jones at tue rooms OF the
| Providence Lodge OF Elks previous TO his
departure for the metropolis. Paul was
presented with g for his work.
| The commissioners appointed month
ago by the Town Council TO widen Dex-
ter street have arranged matters satis-
factorily with Austin O'Malley, the
owner OF the property that is to be re-
moved, and Will report at the next meet
ing OF the Council.