Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-05
in CENTRAL FALLS.
An Aged Woman is Fa.
tally Burned.
HE OvERWORKED A..HORSE.
Cadets Went Into Camp Saturday
Want to Sell Sundays.

Mrs Jane Carroll, 65 years of age, was
fatally burned by the explosion OF kero-
sene lamp at her home on Broad street
Saturday night about midnight. II IL not
known just how the accident occurred,
the aged woman being alone. The pro-
prietor OF the Central Falls Hotel nearby
heard the cries OF the woman and ran to
her assistance and soon had the flames ex-
tinguished and summoned Drs. Mann
and Matthieu, who rendered medical aid.
Later the unfortunate woman was taken
TO the Rhode Island HosI ital In Crane d
Burns ambulance where she died yester-
day afternoon. "
Arrested For Overdriving.
John Hough of this city was arrested
Saturday by Central Falls officers and
turned over to Agent Bauley OF the 8. p.
G, A. OF Woonsocket on tho charge OF
oyerdriving and overworking horse on
June 2I and on being arranged before the
court In Woon socEet pleaded not guilty
and was held in $500 bonds for trial
Wednesday.
VIII Build q New Church.
The congregation of the First United
Presby terrain Church who now worship In
Foresters hall On Lonsdale avenue will
soon have q new church building II the
plans of the pastor and members OF the
congregation now having matured are
carried out. For some time past num-
ber OF possible sites have been under con-
sideratiop, and last week q meeting was
held, and after tn different locations sug.
gested had Teen fully discussed vote was
taken, resulting In the choice OF o hand
some lot at the corner Of Central and Mary
streets. Here the new church will be
erected as soon as the preliminary matters
pan be arranged.
The Cadets In Camp.
That popular military organization, the
Central Falls Cadets, accompanied by tbs
Central Falls Fife and Drum Corps, went
into q weeks encampment at Camp White
Saturday. The camp has been named
Camp Burns, and during their stay rations
will be served at Camp White hotel. Yes
terday many of the cadets attended church
at Riverside, and in the afternoon they
had q number OF visitors. Quite mum.
Der OF the cadets are members OF the Gen.
tral Falls Bicycle club, and have their bi-
cycles with them. The daily routine will
comprise companydrills and dress parades.
The command numbers 35 muskets, and is
officered as follows: Captain, Frank
Cooney; first lieutenant, John Kavan-
augh; second lieutenant, Henry Riley.
Want to Sell on Sunday.
And now some of the Iiquor dealers talk
of asking the January session OF the Gen.
eral Assem- bly, to 80 amend the liquor laws
NJ to permit the opening Of saloons dur
Ing certain hours on Sunday. In order,
they say, that all dealers in intoxicants
shall be accorded equal opportunities, and
with purpose OF combining the Sunday
liquor traffic within reasonable bounds,
these merchants OF the malt and mint will
appeal to the legislature for remedial leg.
islation.
Cricket Mt Saylesville.
An interesting game OF cricket was
played on the Saylesville grounds Satur.
day afternoon between the home team
and the British Hosiery team OF Thorn.
ton, the home team winning by score of
Al to 80.
Both branches of the City Council will
meet this evening.
Miss Alice Bronton of Atlanta, Ga, has
been visiting relatives In town.
Miss Josie r. Narcotic and Miss Bessie
Mlllette left Saturday for Canada on a
pleasure trip.
Vital Lacroix has the sympathy of his
numerous friends In the death of his little
daughter OF cholera infantum which oc.
curred Saturday.
Tomorrow night is the time set for the
trolley party to Crescent Park. The party
will be made up exclusively of members
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Temperance So.
ciety and their lady friends.