Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-08
in CENTRAL FALLS.
Two lizzies Adjudged In
sane and Committed.
FINED FOR OvERDRIvING.
Fine Concert Given Last Evening BY
Philharmonic Band-Notes.

In the Justice Court, this morning,
Elizabeth Thompson OF Lincoln and Liz
xie Radcliffe OF Cum mberland were adjudged
insane. The first was sent to Buffers
Hospital, the second to the State Asylum
for the Insane.
Dennis McGonagle was charged with
committing an assault on Antonio Mon
thcairo, for which little indulgence he
paid $40 and costs.
Thomas Welch tried the same game on
Samuel Hardness and had his case con-
tinued to the 18th inst. for trial.
Frederick Laroque plead guilty to being
an exceedingly common drunkard, and
received permissi on to tarry for one year
at the State Workhouse and House OF Cor
rection. Address as above tt.
Joseph BOYD reveiled to an unwarranta-
BILE extent last night, and this morning he
atoned for his offence to the tune OF s4.6O
The Veteran Fireman held an important
meeting last night. A committee was ap-
pointed to arrange all matters for attend
She muster at Hartford on Sept. 18th.
Report In regard to the league meeting
In Boston was received and approved, and
the committee were further authorized to
make preparations for field day at date
20 be agreed on. Probably the gathering
will be held ut the Armel farm, where
there are excellent facilities for such an
occasion. 1t is the intention to take the
Volunteer along, and give her q shaking
up. A bake wilt also be made, one OF the
best, and the ladies will be invited, and
genuine old fashioned time is anticipated.
The vets know how to do 1t and whoever
10 lucky enough to participate, Will De-
very fortunate indeed.
Two bicycles have been purchased By the
association, and q number OF boys have
been employed to sell tickets for them.
One WI heel will 60 to the holder OF the lucky
ticket, to be determined by Let, the other
Will be given to the boy who sells the
largest number of tic kets. The surplus
realized over the cost of the bicycles will
60 to enrich the treasury, and help defray
the expenses of the trip to Hartford. The
American band, will be secured, II possi-
BILE, and have given encouragement that
they can, the governor, mayor, state sena.
tors and other "big fellows" will be in
vited, and 1t looks now as il 1t would be
"howlipg success"
A Fine Concert.
The band concert in jerks Park last
evening by the Philharmonic Band was
listened to by very large number OF
people and greatly enjoyed. The pro-
gramme was In accordance with that pub
lished in the TRIBUNE last evening and
was finely rendered.
Fined for Overdriving.
In the Woonsocket District Court after
trial that lasted into the afternoon Will
liam Hamilton was fined s15 and costs
and John Hough and Joseph Ward $40
and costs each, all of this city, for over
driving and overworking pair OF horses
July 21. They appealed.
Live Locals.
Mr.. end Mrs. A. q. Ward and Mrs. e. II.
Vaslet are at Narragansett Pier.
James L. Snow, N. Harding's right hand
man, is at the Cape for few days.
The annual excursion of the Crescent
Literary Association will take place Sat-
urday.
Miss Agnes Curran, one of this city's
popular school teachers, left yesterday
for two weeks visit at East Weymouth.