Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-26
In Central FALLS.
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The Difference Between
Tom and Billy.
CROSS STREET BRIDGE OPEN
What Are Those High Street Rails
For?-Cholera Infantun.

Central Falls IL quite pre- nd OF her repu.
tatioD for hospitality, but she is also quite
desirous OF herself selecting the persons
on whom to bcstow. When Tom Reed In.
vaded ber borders some time ago, II
seemed as II she could not DO him honor
enough, but when poor William Gern-
hard, weary and footsore, came within
her corporate limits, her gorge rose, she
knew he had no regular "iDvite," and so
the miDions OF the law srized upon him
without ceremony, took him before the
court, and he was sent down to Cranston
for a months visit.
swell" said Billy philosophically,
"theIgrog down there ~ dsrned sight
better than what I've been gittin' lately,
anyway" which Is all the difference be-
twixt being Tom Reed or Billy Bernhard,
one gets gold headed cabe and the other
gets jugged.
Over tho Bridge.
Repairs on the Cross street bridge are
not yet quite finished, but the driveway
Is completed and travel was resumed over
| 1t today. Carpenters and painters wilt
| get away IN day or two and the street
| will assume it's wonted appearance sgain,
| presumably for another 20 years at least.
Those High Street Rails.
1t seems pity that some appropriate
| use cannot be made of the rails and wires
on High street. Either cars should be
run on them, or they should come up. The
poles are sadly In need OF coat OF paint,
for rust Is not beautiful decoration BY
any means, and the wires are q nuisance,
unless put to their proper work. 1t Is
| perhsps too much to expect that the rails
will be pulled up, but the bicycle rider
who got his wheel caught today, and be.
came sadly mixed up with Gust, the curb
stone, q disabled wheel and a badly
bruised shin, by coming In contact with
them. doubtless would be pleased II they
were.
| What's q boat without q sail
What's a mast without spar
| What's q dog without tail
What's a rail without car?
Cholera Infantum Victim.
Mr.and Mrs. William Kelly of Branch
street have the sympathy of large circ lie
| of friends In the death of their 2-year- old
boy which occurred last evening OF cholera
infantum.
Live Locals.
Robert j. Hill and wife are at Pleasant
Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ballou are stopping
at Riverside.
Miss Queepa Gilmartin Is spending @
few days at Riverside.
Miss Mary A. Belcher OF this city 4:
visiting relatives in Dover, N. II.
Miss Cora Thurber OF this city was en-
tertained at Crescent Park last week.
George M. Brayton and III. v. Cheatham
of Hyde Park spent Sunday with friends
In town.
The "giddy five" will have trolley
party to Camp White, the evening o;
Sept. a. Cars leave Benedict House at
| o'clock.
| This evening a meetidg OF the Sacred
Heart T. A. and B. Society will be held
and it Is expected important business WILL
come before the meeting.
| Yesterday at the Congregational Church
Rev. DR.. Herrick OF Tampa, Fla, preached
and spoke of his missionary work among
the Cuban people of that city.
Augustine O'Malley of Dexter street has
| never succeeded In getting q settlement OF
his claim for damages to his property by
| the widening Of Dexter street. Many cit
liens feel that Mr.. O'Malley has not been
fairly treated.