The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-02

mIoD0O COuOFtllOU1 WIN buo %UW bvhS
train, were compelled 10 remain all night.
They arrived home yesterday and the boys
were subjected 70 good deal OF guyIng ~
their funds had given out and they were
compelled to walk home.
The Wagon Cspsixed.
A number OF French residents Of HedIey
avenue, started yesterday on q huckie-
berrying trip TO the country In wagon
owned by Fred Charlonne. The horse
belonged to Camille Marshall and was
driven by Exar Gamache.
They started from Broad street, and
went over Hodley avenue. When going
down the avenue, the horse became un-
manageable. At Washington street II
turned and upset the wagon, and the oc-
cupants were thrown out.
Just before the wagon capsized, Henry
Fournier and Mrs. Fred Gsuthier jumped
out and escaped with slight bruises. Mrs.
Brothers OF &. street had her arm broken,
and her son was somewhat injured. MRS.
Fred Leclair and Mr.. and Mrs. Exear
Oamanche were quite severely Injured.
The rest OF the party were more or less
injured, and In consequence the huckie-
berrying party was postponed.
Injured His Hand.
John Lonergan OF Washington street
was injured this morning at Oranges
Foundry, Providence. He was about to
slip the driving belt upon the pulley when
his hand became caught In the gearing,
badly mangling one finger and breaking
another. He was attended by Dr. McNaiiy
OF this city.
Settled Out OF Cssrt.
The 5000 libel suit brought by Mrs.
Louis Dufnsne OF Manville, against DIR.
Adolph st. Pierre of the same place, has
been settled out of court, each party pay
ing their respective costs. 1t Is under
stood that the doctor retracted the alleged
words which led to the suit.
Notes About the City.
John Hughes of Jenks street, spent
yesterday calling upon friends In Boston.
Marriage intentions were fled today by
John T. Waldron and Bridget A. Moroney.
Mrs. Frank Summers left Saturday for
Buffalo, N. Y, to attend the funeral of
relative.
John Adam, q we'll known resident of
the West Side, sailed Saturday for Paisley,
Scotland.
Hon. John w. Butman and wife have
returned from weeks stay at Narragan-
sett Pier.
William Lull, electrician at the Broad
street fire station, is spending his vacation
at Cape Cod.
Thesrecently elected officers of Black
stone Senate, X. A. E.O., will be installed
this evening.
Alexander McGunagle, the Dexter street
druggist, returned last evening from a
trip to Canada.
Miss Edith Newell has been entertain
ing Miss Adella Ballou at her summer
home in Cottage City.
Miss Ethel Stone and Miss Daisy Par
menter are spending pleasant vacation Of
two weeks at Martha's' Vineyard.
Mrs. Walter r. Dennis and children, and
Misses Alice Simmons and Mary Dennis,
are summering ct Charlestown, N. H.
Arthur Colquhon, son of Councilman
Colquhon of the Fourth Ward, left this
morning for Maine on vacation trip.
The executive committee of the Holy
Trinity Y. M. c. A. met yesterday after
noon and transacted routine business.
Councilman Frank Washburn and fami-
ly have been enjoying the past week by
visiting the different shore resorts on the
Bay.
Rev. William M. Barr, pastor of the First
United Presbyterian Church, left today for
q weeks visit to Saratoga and the Adiron-
dacks.
Mrs. r.. H. Mccarthy, Mrs. G. f. Giles
and Miss Jennie Florence Mccarthy will
spend the remainder of the summer at
Dennisport, Mass.
The funeral of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Capron was held yesterday
afternoon. The inteGment took place at
Mt. st. Mary's cemetery.
1t was enormously reported that Joe
Clarkson of the Broad street station would
pass his vacation at Klondike prospecting
for gold. Joe says that he Is satisfied with
Central Falls.
The Diamond Social Climb held their first
annual excursion Saturday afternoon,
going to Crescent Park, where the men,
bers of the club and their friends spent an
enjoyable day.
The Central Falls Cadets will 60 into
camp at Silver Spring on Aug. IA. Capt.
Thomas Kelley and Privates Harry Nc
Guinness and James MCGUIRE are making
the.necessary arrangements.
The Volunteer was taken from It's winter
quarters Saturday and housed at the Cross
street headquarters of the Veterans. The
machine will be place in hrst-class order
preparatory for the Springfield muster.
Three young men from Cumberland were
escorted to Judge Gon's chambers this
morning by Chief Cotter, they were
charged with being drunk. qparrelEng
and ravsiling and were fined ~ and costs
each BY His Honor.
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