Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-31
In CENTRAL FALLS.
Very Little Smoke and No
Fire at All.
ONLY CIVIL. BUSINESS TO-DAY
Breezy Notes From All Points Of the
Compass.

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Box 13l IN getting altogether too demon.
strative. Its sweet notes rang out again
last evening, and called the depart ment TO
Henpessy's barn on Washington street.
This was not "Pale Old Hennessy," and
tho boys were disappointed In a double
sense, for not only was there no 'Paie
Old" hut there was not any fire, either.
There may have been "Just a smell" at
some other hour, for there was trlfie OF
smoke, but no 6re and no prospect OF any.
30 the fire laddies did not mix any water
with Old Hennessy's, but went back
to their house and that musical whistle
had a chance to grunt out "one-two," In
dulcet strains, In short order.
Nobody's Business.
That Is to say, nobody's criminal busi-
ness was before the court this morning. 1t
was pre- eminently polite session, all the
matters for consideration being OF q civil
character, and the atmosphere being far
too sticky for any one to get very much
excited.
Will She Win?
The Vets were sitting around the table
In their headquarters from which they
have not yet been ousted, and discussing
the chances OF the Defender winning the
cup race. They seemed to think that she
was as sure to beat the Valkyrie III. ~ the
Volunteer is to outplay the Hay Cart, but
there was the same indefinite feeling OF
uncertainty tnat always precedes squirt,
before the water falls on the paper. How
ever, they were determined to keep on
yelling for the American boat, anyway,
and Charley Parker saidi that "was right,
sure"
Onicers Elected.
The Christian Doctrine Society of the
Holy Trinity Church elected the follow.
ing officers at the semi.annual election: !:
President, K. J. Gilligan; Vice President,
John Arthur; Financial Secretary, vii.
liam Forestai; Recording Secretary, Will
liam Gilligan; Treasurer, M. Eagan; Su-
perinteDdant 8. s., NJ. Powers; Assistant
Superintendent, J. f. Devaney; Truant
Committee, James Lawrey.
Drag Party.
Monday the Holy Trinity Christian
Doctrine Society will go to Lake Pearl,
WreLtham. The party will start from the
rooms OF the society at o'clock and pro-
ceed to Lake Pearl, where dancing and
able time Is assured, and everything indi.
Gates a very pleasant outing. The com.
mittee In charge of the affair are: Z. J..
Gilligan, William Gilluly, j. Lawrey, John
Bannon, James Breen. Ladies Committee
Misses Jennie Coffey, Minnie Claven, Katie
Lonergan.
Will Present Drama.
The dramatic production OF "Marie An
toinette" will be rendered in Temperance
ball the last OF next mouth, under the aus
pices OF the LADIES' Aid Society of the Sa-
cred Heart Church.
Will Have a Trolley Party.
A trolley party to North Attleboro Is an
nounced by the Ladies' Auxiliary Temper.
ance Society, to take place next Friday
evening. 1t Is the intention OF the party
to engage hall where social time can be
enjoyed, and collation. served,
The Veteran Firemen.
The silver torch which is to be con
tested for at the firemen's muster at Hart
ford has been received by John Il. Barber
and it is beauty. The vets will tako a
large number with them on this occasion
and 1t is said that great deal OF money Is
being placed op the Volunteer. Whether
the boys win prize or not they are going
for a good time and they are going to
have It.
Live Locals.
There are nearly 1900 poll taxpayers in
this city.
John B. Gooding Of Huntington, Conn.,,
ia visiting relatives In town.
Miss Sadie Glover of Adams avenue Is
visiting friends in Chicopee, Mass.
William Blais, John Mercier and John
Hussey are visiting In New York.
Hawes street Is being put In good con-
dition by Supt. Dame and his men.
William 8. Eldorkin of this city has
been granted reissue Of pension.
The work Of putting the Broad street
rapidly forward.
Patrick Butler of uood,ng street IL re-
covering slowly from the effect Of par
alytic shock received week ago.
Miss Zoe Pearson, 6aylssvtile, enter
tanned q number OF her young friends at
her fathers residence Wednesday even.
ing and very pleasant time was enjoyed.
Miss Agnes M. Curran, one OF the pop
ular school teachers Of this city, who has
been the guest of Miss HefYernan OF East
Weymouth for several weeks, has
returned.
William ID. Whipple, an employe Of the
machine shop at the new bleachery, Say les
VILE, met with painful accident Thurs.
day morning. While attending to his
duties at the buzz planer he had the
thumb Of his right hand caught, badly
lace rating the fesh and making q com.
pound fracture of the bone.
insurgont Supplies Seized