Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-02
in CENTRAL FALLS.
No Change Here in
Strike Situation.
THE AGENT OUT OF TOWN.
The Flower Festival Progressing Suc.
cessfully-All the News.

Thsre 10 no change In the situation
among the striking weavsrs OF the Far.
well woolen mills. The committee OF nve
appointed at the meeting yesterday to
wait on ithe management, oslledI at the
office and were told that they could not
see Agent Farwell until tomorrow, ~ he
was out OF town. The committee reported
to the weavers at an informal meeting,
and as there was nothing to act upon no
Ing will be held this evening In Cadets
hall. Yesterday afternoon eight of the
dresser tenders employed In the mills left
work, and IL any new weavers are hired
they will not have any warp to put In the
looms.
HIS Own Lawyer.
The case OF John Il. Goldsworthy against
John Coyle wat called before Justice will
bur In the Court of Common Pleas yes.
terday. The case vas an ejectment suit.
Mr.. Goldsworthy claimed title to piece
OF land In Cumberland that the defend
ant had owned and the defendant refused
to yield possession. Coyle's son pleaded
his fathers case and made bad mess OF
1t. When the Court had charged and the
jury was retiring the young fellow who
had been doing some thinking, arose aud
addressing the Court, said: ard like this
case to be put back, and I'll get lawyer"
But 1t was too late. In two minutes time
the jury returned with q verdict for the
plaintiff.
Retired From Business.
B. A. Reynolds, with the close of April,
retired from the firm OF Is. A. Reynolds q
Son. Mr.. Reynolds In 1866 started In the
shoe and dry goods business at the corner
OF Cross aid High strests, and was one OF
the pioneer merchants Of the village.
Flower Restiva
The flower festival at the Holy Trinity
Church was as much OF q success last
evening as on any Of the previous nights,
and the entertainment was one Of the
best, consisting Of q piano solo; tableau,
"Ireland's Glory;" solo, selected, "Ire-
land In Chains;" mandolin duet, "lreland
In Hope"
There was very large attendance, rs
the members Of the Young Mep1 Catho-
lie Association were there In body. The
beauty Of the whole affair was often com.
mented upon, and the canvassers were
busy all the evening among the young
men. This evening the members Of the
Holy Name Society will attend, and to-
morrow evening will be "military night"
The entertainment for tomorrow evening
will be as follows: Piano solo, stump
speech, vocal selections, "Ten Minutes In
Ireland" Good Might March," violin
solo. Everything is so neatly and artisti-
cally arranged that visit to the festival
will repay anyone.
Live Locals.
The fair of the Crescent Literary Asso.
citation In Temperance Hall was literally
patronized last evening.
The Central Falls Temperance Cadets
attended the fair Of the Union Cornet
Band In Valley Falls last evening.
This evening meeting OF the School
Committee will be held and considerable
business OF Importance is on the docket.
Charles Long, Rand street, lost a valu-
able horse yesterday morning. The ami
NAL was sick, and during the night got
"cast" and was unable to get up. Avet-
erinary was called, and gave such assist.
ance as he could, but the poor brute was
past help, and died little later.