Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-28
IN CENTRAL FALLS
PaWtuCket CityS Defeat
Cadets at Polo.
SCHOOL CENSUS FINISHED.
Judgment Against a Local Concern.
Village Briefs.

Last nights polo game at Temperance
Hall between the Pawtucket Citys and
the Cadets resulted In a revival of the old
time rivalry which existed between he
teams In the old skating rink days. The
contest was one of the best of the season
| at the local rink and IL required three
| minutes Of extra playing time to decide
| the game, which was won by the Pawtuck-
| ct Citys.
The teams lined up as follows: Paw
| tucket Citys-Dawson and Cullen, rush
ers; Rowbottom, center; Sullivan, half
| back, and Morton goal.
Cadets Crowley and J. Kirwan,
rushers; Kilmurry, center; w. Kirwsn,
| half back, and Byrnes goal.
Referee, j. +. Kelly.
| The personnel OF the teams st the be-
ginning OF the contest was the same rs
| In games In days goneby, but after less
than a minutes play Byrnes, the Cadets
goal tender, had his jaw badly smashed
| with shiny OF one OF his opponents.
| He was obliged to retire from the game
and Dict Lee was pressed into service.
The Pawtucket players set the pace
and scored their first goal In short order,
| Row bottom doing the trick.
The playing OF Lee In goal was not very
4 btIOuR tHt NlsltOEh to
| four more in the Cadets cage, making the
| score to 2 In their favor at the close Of
the first half.
There were few changes made In the
| positions OF the Cadets In the second hslf,
Kllmurray and Kirwln alternating In the
goal circle while Lee played rush. The
latter put up great game in the offence
| line. He tied the score ona great drive
wit IA only 2b gaconds IN plav.
II required minutes and 10 seconds OF
extra playing time to decide the contest,
| Row bottom scoring the winning goal for
| the Pawtuckets and making the score 8
| to 8.
Previous to the contest there was a game
| between the Sacred Heart and st. Mary's
| Temperance Societies, the former winning
| by a score OF . to 5. The Pawtucket team
was never threatened with being In the
game.
Distri ct Court.
In the District Court this morning
| Thomas Quinn was sentenced to six
months at the State Workhouse for va
| grancy.
The school Census.
The census enumerators, Is. Frank
Bowen and Telesphore Laliberte, have
completed their labors, the report show
ing the number OF children OF school age
| In Lincoln to be 5661. During the year
there were S22 births and sos deaths.
Taking the figures as basis to determine
the population of the town II can be seen
there has been n material increase.
Judgment For rlsintin.
Julius Eichenberg recovered judgment
for S192. .0i against Coombs ~ Atkinson,
| manufacturing jewelers. OF this town In
the sixth district court In Providence yes
terday. The suit was the outcome OF a
| claim against the firm OF Coombs Pat
tison, which firm dissolved partnership
several months ago.
Broke Her Leg.
Mrs. Patt, mother OF Walter j. Patt,
met with an unfortunate accident on
Monday evening. While standing on a
chair she fell and broke one OF her legs.
| Being 81 years OF age the accident will
| incspacitate her for several months.
Father Bourgeois VIII Return.
The committee consisting OF Hector
| Schiller, +. X. Lamarine and ID. Polequin,
| thet was appointed by the parishioners of
| the Church OF Our Lady OF the Sacred
| Heart TO confer with Bishop Harkins and
persuade him TO return Rev. Father Bour-
geois, who is officiating at st. James
| Church, Manville, has received a commu-
| nication to the effect that their desires
will be gratified.
Intsres Ing Items.
Joseph Sinclair OF Hanover, N. H., is
visiting relatives on the West side.
Mrs. Mary A., wife Of James Il.
al rIaxy H.,. l,.s sta
residence In this village.
The funeral OF Sarah s. Thomas took
place this morning at IL o'clock from the
residence OF DR.. A. A. Mann on Broad
| street.
A sale for the benefit OF the poor of the
town will be held at the residence of Mrs.
Charles ID. Wood on Cross street next
Monday.
There was no meeting of Ballou Post
last evening. About thirty five members
| attended the reception to the Commander
lin Chief at Infantry Hall, Providence.
The question OF abandoning Roger viii.
liams Lodge, United Order OF Work men,
and amalgamating with Pawtucket Lodge
| will be decided at a meeting to be held on
Friday evening.
The polo game In the State series at
Temperance Hall this evening between
the Woodbines and Camp streets prom
ises To be interesting as the teams are
evenly matched.
Ambrose Choquet, Esq, was pleasantly
surprised at his home on Lincoln avenue
Monday evening, the occasion OF his nf-
tieth birthday, being presented with a
book case OF unique and beautiful design.
DIR. Mslo made the presentation address.
Thrown Out