Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-13
In CENTRAL FALLS.
Sunday Liquor Selling
Said TO be Going On.
EIGHT PERSONS IN COURT
And All Were From Out of Town.
Other News.

Persons having the necessary money
could get drink in most any part OF the
town yesterday II they so desired, and In
consequence more drunkenness was seen
on The streets than any Sunday for a long
time. People from Pawtucket came mere
IN large numbers to quepch their thirst
and they did not go away dry. Eight
persons who inbibed O little too freely
fell into the clutches OF the police and
we're locked up. They all hailed from
Pawtucket, one OF them being a woman.
In the District Court this morning seven
OF them we're fined s. and costs, and James
Smith pleaded guilty to the charge of va
grancy and was given six months on the
State Farm.
Business change
John q. Loeckler, who has for the past
eight years been employed at the Valley
Fails mills as boss weaver and designer,
has bought out the news store OF Phillips
q Smith and will continue the business at
the old stand. Mr.. Locker is very
popular among his tellowmen and they
wish him success In his new enterprise.
Get to Work. GentIement
The School Committee should not daily
over the new school house any longer
than possible. They know what they
want and what 1t should cost, and the
| scholars will need 1t long before 1t is
ready.
Changes I'm Grades OF Streets.
The town Is about to make changes in
the grades OF several streets on account of
the adoption of the filtration sewer plan.
The changing OF so manv streets Will, OF
course, create demands for damages.
There would be nothing sale II these
abutters would only ask for the real dam
age they sustain. One man claims dam
ages that AMOUNT to $500 more tnan his
entire property is assessed At.
Personal.
Mrs. q. A. Spaulding and Miss Bessie
Spaulding are at Newport.
Miss Nellie Thurston Is visiting friends
at Sabin Point.
Miss Lille Brown Is at Riverside.
John Casemore il stopping at Crescent
| Park for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Taylor and Mrs. E.
A. Taylor are at Sabin Point.
Miss Sarah Durfee entertained num-
Der OF ladies from this place at her SUM-
mer residence down the river few days
ago.
Albert NJ. Greer OF Syracuse, N Y, is
the guest of friends here.
Miss Grace II. Church OF Camden, N.
j., Is visiting relatives in town.
Edward Tucker is spending his vacs-
tion at Seaconnet Point.
Misses Emma and Ida Bowers OF Mil
ford, Mass, are the guests OF Mrs. William
Kennedy.
Robert Howard will spend the week at
Block Island.
Miss Nellie V. Lewler left today for
two weeks visit to relatives In Worcester.
Driver Horton OF the Kendall street ire
station returned today from his vacation.
&. NJ. Van Armand OF Erie, Pa, for
merly resident of this village, is here on
a brief visit.
Ernest q. Turcotte of New Bedford ar
rived here this morning to enjoy his
Summer vacation. llo will be the guest of
Ulbric Boisvert de Novers.
Chief Engineer Pstt left today for Mon
treal to attend the convention OF the
chief engineers.
Officer Contour Is on the sick list.
Interesting Items.
A regular meeting OF the Board o, Fire.
wards Will be held this evening.
The funeral OF May, infant dargnter OF
John O'Neill of Washington street, took
place this afternoon.
Inc Cadets returned home from camp
Saturday evening we'll satisfied with the
weeks work as soldier boys.
A special meeting of the veteran firemen
will be held Wednesday evening to con-
slider an invitation to muster to be
held at Essex on Labor Day.