Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-27
in CENTRAL FALLS.
Charlie Goes 10 Jail For
Hitting Ethel.
WEDDING THIS MORNING.
Band Concert Last EvSning-Boys
Steal Cherries s-0ther News.

Yesterday, being good day presuma-
bly,, Charles Mikel took II into his head
to commit an assault on Ethel Dawson.
Ethel didn't like II, 30 made complaint.
Charles plead not guilty and trial was de.
ferred to July2 Not having any mate
rial to make bends out Of, he was COM
mitted, like the assault.
Michael Dunn pleaded guilty to steal
Ing az from his mother and was sentenced
to the Reform School during his minority.
Michael would have had more fun on the
Fourth IL he had asked for that S2 instead
of hooking II.
Two common drunks OF the ordinary
kind and price made up the tale. One
settled and went, the other did not settle
and was carried. The court then ad.
journed foI tho day.
They Stole Cherries.
A Mr.. Lowell lives on Evelyn street and
on his estate are some nice,lcherry ire es
which bear much fruit, and 1t Is q great
attraction for the young fellows OF the
city, and like their parents In the Garden
OF Eden could not control their human
disposition to psrtake OF the forbidden
fruit. While 1t Is not recorded the fruit
was partaken OF In the Garden OF Eden,
these young violators OF the ten COM
mandments climbed the trees and were
enjoying themselves hugely when Officer
Louks came along. Tho youngsters caught
sight of the officer and they scrambled out
of the tree and ran of In a manner that
would do credit to Nancy Hanks. But
the officer proved to be the best runner
and he soon captured the. young thieves
and took them TO the police station. They
refused to give their names. The chief
gave them severe talking to and they
were allowed to depart.
They VIII Parade.
The Veteran Firemen's Association held
q special meeting In their hall last even
ing for the purpose of taking action on
the invitation OF Chief Marshal Crawford
to participate In the trades procession on
July 4. The matter was freely discussed
and the question put to a vote and the
veterans decided to accept the invitation.
This will be pleasing news to everyone in
the city.
SLIGHT Blaze.
A still alarm was rung In last night for
q slight blaze which was In progress
around the chimney of the house of Isaac
brothers on High street. Hose respon-
ded and the fire was put out with islight
damage.
Many Presents.
The following is a partial list OF the
presents received by Mr.. and Mrs. Tan
ner at the reception held after the mar
riage ceremony Monday morning: Piano,
Thomas Cheetham, father OF bride;
chamber set and banquet lamp, brides
mother; pair OF mats, grandmother; 1-2
dozen pictures, sister Maggie; album,
brother James; piano lamp, biother Jo-
seph; picture John Moore and family silver
cake basket, Thomas Moore and family;
smoking set, James Moore and family;
one half dozen knives and forks, George
Cbeethan; one dozen silver spoons, Cher
lie Cheetham; banquet lamp, Dr.!Bacon
and wife; album, Bridget Payton; toilet
set, Mr., and Mrs. Grovment; banquet
lamp, Richard Groose; picture from the
employees of the bride; dozen silver spoons,
Alderman O'Brien and wife, Pawtucket;
O ne dozen gold spoons, VIM. Gilluly; set
table linen, MI. and Mrs. Cariin; table
linen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Bacou; table
linen, Mr.. end Mrs. PatrIck Flynn; gold
ladie, Maggie Murphy; carving set, Miss
Farrelly; gold sugar spoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Walker; silver cake basket, 10.
seph Mcintyre; silver pitcher, Annie
Foran; silver dish, May Foran; silver
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hunt; rose
Jar, Miss Kate Redingtcn OF Boston; one
half dozen cups and saucers and tea ket-
tie, VIM. Bacon; one dozen handipainted
cups and saucers, Mr.. Gilligan; glass
water set, Mrs. Mcintyre; wine set, Maria
Mcintyre; toilet set, Miss May Byron;
wax flowers, friend; pair vases, Mr.. and
Mrs. Forester; silver looking glass, Mr..
Horton and wife; marble clock, Sergt.
Keene and wife; silver bowl, Miss Kate
Mcintyre; water set, Mr.. Watson, New
York; bureau soaris, Mr.. and Mrs. Grow
ment; pair tides, Miss French; pair OF
Tides, Miss Nellie Bacon; table pan and
brush, Annie Bacon; rocker, Maggie
Rice. =.
At the Church of the Holy Trinity at 8
O'Clock this morning occurred the mar
rage CT Miss Emma Miller to Martin
Mooty. After the couple were made one
Rev. Father Redihan celebrated a high
nuptial mass.
The bride was becomingly attiredl In o
gown OF dove colored lansdowne and the
bridesmaid, Miss Maggie Miller, sister Of
the bride, also wore dove colored lans.
downe aud looked very nice. The best
tnan was Thomas Mooty, brother OF the
groom.
AS the bridal party was making their
exit from the church the bride was pre-
sented handsome bouquet from a rela-
tive.
Immediately after the service the couple
went to the home of the bride on Wash
Ington street, where wedding breakfast
was served. There were guests present
from Taunton, New Bedford and other
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mooty Will at once take
| mp their residence on CarnatioD Istreet,
Pawtucket, in a newly furnished house
with the congratulations and best wishes
oi a large circle Of friends.
The Band Played.
The first band concert Of the season was
yiven In jerks PARK last evening by the