Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-29
In CENTRAL FALLS.
Memorial Day Exercises
by BaIIou Post.
ROUGH ON A OLD SOLDIER.
The Copper Company Must Appear in
Court-He Jumped OF tho Bridge.

Memorial dcy will be observed tomor-
row by general closing OF tho places OF
business at noon. Ballou Post, under
Commander Walcott, will assemble at
Post Hall at II m. In q. A. Il. uniform or
dark clothes, q. A. Il. badger, white
gloves, carry canes, and usual badges OF
mourning; officers with crepe on hilt OF
sword; all honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors Of the late rebellion are cor
daily invited to attend.
The line will be formed on Central
street. right resting on High, and the
column will move promptly at p. M,
with Valley Falls Cornet Band and Gen.
tral Falls Temperance Cadets as escort to
the Post. The route OF march will be the
same as In preceding years.
A detail will be sent oy the Commander
to decorate the graves I'm tie towns OF
Lincoln and Cumberland.
When the exercises are over at Moshas-
suck cemetery they will return TO Post
Hall, where the parade will be dismissed
and a collation. served.
Jumped Off the Mil Street Bridge.
There was something In the Newport
zone that made the Central Falls soldiers
very sporty yesterday. Coming up on tho
boat a bet was made between two OF the
sons of Mars that one of them would dare
to jump offIany bridge in Rhode Island
ana trust himself to the cold end cleans
ing embrace of some OF Rhode Islands
purifying waters. The ambitious water
embracer wanted to show his bravery by
jumping of tie boat, but his companions
restrained him. After they arrived home
T.. s~t. oil o hAX hnfh hxr
jumping loff the Mill street bridge and
swimming ashore. 1t is not certain that
he has yet received his reward for his
courage, as the money was not put up.
Plead Guilty ana Appealed.
Ann O'Donnell was arrested on Monday
for being a common drunkard. This
morning In court she pleaded guilty to the
charge and took an appeal to the Court of
Common Pleas. Michael Hennessy went
on her bonds for the sum Of $500 dollars.
Ann will probably try and do better 80
that she Can get of with paying tho costs
OF court. She evidently did not relish the
idea OF being sent to Cranston.
Rough Treatment for Veteran.
The officials who dispense State aid TO
the old soldiers have notified Michael Mo.
Guinness who lives at 27 Washington
street that he must 60 the Soldiers Home
II he wants any more relief from the State.
He has been drawing the munificent sum
OF $4 per month from the State aud has
managed to earn about twice as much
more by peddling notions. With this in
come he has supported himself and an In
valid sister. This action has aroused the
Indignation OF the mem bers of Ballou
Post and they will probably see that the
aid is restored to this deserving soldier.
The actions OF officials in some cases are
almost enough to destroy the patriotism
OF the rising generation.
Funeral of Mrs. Ann Dorsey.
place from Sacred Heart Church this
The interment was at st. Francis ceme-
terry.
Live Locals.
Mr.. Lawrence 1. McCaffrey, flute soloist.
will play In support OF Miss Gertrude
Cushman, soprano, of Providence, at the
Academy Of Musi,, Fall River, on Memo
rial Day.
Charles, the 5.year.old son of Lloyd
and Hattie Packer, died at the parents
home, SO fremont street, Monday. The
OOuy Whb boub ny SIduo 0 Durub 10 OOO.
necticut yesterday.
Rev. George p. Perry has gone to Sara
toga to attend the Baptist anniversaries.
He will be gone about ten days. HIS
parishioners generously furnished finances
for the trip. Richard M. Vaughn of
Brown University will supply next Sun
day.
A 3-yeGr. old son of William Flanagan,
who lives near the Mill street bridge had
his scalp torn of by q wagon belonging
to Osrar Proal, Monday afternoon. Dr.
Mathieu, assisted by DR.. Howe, dressed
the wound, taking 81 stitches In the
scalp.
J, H. Byrnes, the Central street shoe
dealer, 10 well versed In the shape Of styles
OF the heels Of all countries. II you want
an English, Spanish, French, German,
Swedish or 6wiss heel call on him. He
can tell you more. about shoes In On hour
than you would learn out OF books In q
week. 4
A writ returnable June 1lth has beer
served on the N. e. Electrolytic Copper
Go. at the mitigation Of II. A. Butler to
appear and show why an Injunction
should not DO placed on them preventing
their allowing acids to leak into the
ground and injuring the water used by
Mr.. Roberts In his tanning. Mr.. Roberts
claims that he now has to get bis water
from the river, where he formerly was