Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-03
Butman is Home With
Some Tough Stories
SMALL FIRE THIS MORNING,
Work or Court Today-Ofto to Europe
Newsv Notes.


paugh, (is that spelled correctlyD re-
turned this morning, "only temporarily,
however," In order to see that everything
was kept In apple pie order In his empo-
rium.
His arrival was preceded by that OF
large hawper containing the captures
made by his gun and rod, and intended
for distribution among his many frisnds.
There were two large elk, lone OF them
having noble pair OF antlers spreading
nearly three feet,) a coon, (four legged)
about 20 beautiful tarpon and real snap
.pers, nicely packed In ice, and an ompty
keg that would hold about five gallons
and half. This last was marked "to be
filled and returned" though II didn't say
what for, or with.
Mr.. b. gives a very glowing account OF
the climate and scenery In Whiskeypaw
(isn't that spelled nearer right?) He says
the air Is as pure as the water OF cele.
brated Col. Mulberry Sellers, which had
"bead on It i" and Is so invigorating and
bracing that few OF the inha abitants die
and none resign. Within radius (radius
is good } OF three quarters OF mile from
where he Is staying, there are "three men
and four women, whose united ages
amount to 2,139 years. The oldest, man,
is 139, and the youngest, woman, refused
to tell her age when the census enumer-
ator was last around, bat Is commonly
supposed to be over 100." These figures are
slightly mixed, but the gentlemen referred
to never spins fish yarns, SO they must be
sufficiently correct for all practical pur-
poses.
MIR. Butman goes back to Quisskepaw
chow Is that for phonetics?) on Monday,
and will return later, when perhaps we
may learn more of this delightful, though
some what unknown, summer resort.I
Public Works.
The Board OF Public Works met last
evening. No business, other than that OF
a routine nature, was transacted, and aft er
allowing the usual bills and accounts, the
meeting was adjourned.
Small Fire.
The alarm rung In this forenoon was
for q slight blaze in the chimney OF an old
house in Woods lumber yard. 1t was ex-
tinguished easily and no damage OF con.
sequence was done. The "boys" didn't
have much of run for their money this
time anyway.
In the Court.
In the court this morning 1t was sort
OF off day. One reveller got ~ and costs.
and one common drunk had the case dis
continued on payment OF costs. After 1t
looked as II there was nothing more to be
done, painter, one John MCGEE, denizen
of the western district, was brought In as
a simple drunk. He admitted the soft
impeachment, as he couldn't well help
doing, for he had not got over 1t, and he,
too, got 81 and costs. Johnny MCGEE and
Johnny Rum made matched pair, 1t Is
true, but not what could well be called
fancy pair. Twas bad hitchup.
Interested in Business and Boating.
Hon. Leroy Fales, Representatives. elect
from the First Ward to the next session
OF the General Assembly in January, Is
probably the best authority on toating
matters in this city. He is the owner OF
an elegant steam yacht, but this year has
given up the pleasure ofyachting In order
to fulfil and superintend the large amount
Of orders which he has on hand at his
works on Dexter street. Mr.. Fales' sum-
mer home is at Darlington, but he don't
reach there evenings until late on account
OF his vast increase Of business. The
working people who elected him to rep
IebeuG LuclT lutOEOoto III VIZ oShSA"' NAs
sembly will find him the equal Of ex.Rep-
resentative Eastwood in looking after
their welfare. Although the TRIBUNE
don't agree with him in politics he Is
gentleman who is conservative on all
matters of public nature.
or for the Cape.
A number of people left here yesterday
for Q months stay at the Cape. The party
included Col. William Won Gottsehalk
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Good
ing, Mrs. James James B. Gooding, Mrs.
william Nc Alllster, Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Fairbanks, Mr.. Ernest Arnold and Mr..
Ronald Wilkinson OF Saylesville; Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph H. Arnold and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Belfield.
United I'm Marriage.
Thursday morning at the Holy Trinity
Church John Williamson and Miss Sarah
O'Connor were united In marriage in the
presence Of large number OF friends.
Parish Excursion.
The Holy Trinity parish excursion on
August 18th to Rocky Point will be as
thoroughly ENJOYABLE as simkar ones have
been. Many former parishioners will
join and make sort Of reunion, so that
a general good time Is in store for every
one who attends.
0G tn Europe.
Mrs. Nary M. Fitzsimmons left last
evening for New York and sailed this
morning on the Allan line stea mship, |
State OF California, for Londonderry. She |
was accompanied by Mrs. MoCance and |
son Of Boston. Mrs. Fitxsimmons will |
remain abroad for an indefinite period,
and her host OF friends wish her most |
sojourn In foreign climes.
Live Locals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates are visiting In |
Crawford M. Fairbanks and family are |
ut Pleasant Bluh.
Miss Lula Bartholomew Of Wallingford,
Conn.,, IL visiting relatives In town.