The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-28
in CENTRAL
FALLS CITY.
Policeman James T. hanrahar
Acquitted Today.


The District Court opened at the usual
hour with Judge Con on the pencn
and alternate Judge Follett to render tho
decision on the complaint against Ofhcer
Hanrahan. "Not guilty, and discharged'
was the verdict.
Five common drunks were fined " and
costs each. John f. Quinn pleaded not
guilty To being intoxicated and was bailed
in the sum OF 600 for trial. John Sent
ter charged with drunkenness, quarreiiing
and revelry also pleaded not guilty, ana
was placed under 500 bail for trial.
Chief Cotter OF Cumberland appeared
with ~ "Weary Willies," gathered In from
sheds, cars and other resting places DE-
tween IL and this morning. they VIII
probably become farmers for Six months
Sons of st. George.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge, Sons OF st.
George. convened last evening Tor the
transaction OF business that Interested
large number.
Rescue Dramatic Club.
The drama, "Out on the Streets" is In
active rehearsal for a production on Fri
day night, and an excellent amateur per-
formance may be expected.
The Grand Army.
Ballou Post, No. 8, q. A. r., held It's
regular meeting last evening. The events
of the past, with more than slight interest
in the present, keep the old comrades close
together.
Victoria Rebecca Lodge.
to n n r. met
for regular routine business last evening.
The lodge continues to hold superior
position in the order.
Deserved Vacation.
Rev. William B. Barr, pastor OF the First
United Presbyterian church OF central
Falls will leave next week for his annual
vacation. He will visit Saratoga Springs
and then go to the Adirondacks. The
vacations of this respected pastor are well
earned. His labors are constant ano
meritorious and rest enables him to devote
himself with yet greater love to his Hook
Deadlock Broken.
Marriage intentions between Augustus
Boucher. Jr., and Exilda Deshartie, bott
of Central Falls, have been fled, and the
long silence of those thinking OF matri'
mony has been broken.
stebenns Bros Warehouse.
The provisions for safety asked by Coun
Gilman Damraris and directed by the Boart
of Aldermen, having been complied with
the new hay and straw warehouse OF Steb
enne Bros. has been completed and filled
The structure Is 20x4O, and has been erected
with all possible care for its purpose.
VIII Participate I'm Parade.
An interesting and largely ATTENDED
meeting of the John Boyle O'Reilly Asso
citation was held last evening. Consider
able business OF interest To the member
was transacted. 1t was unanimously votet
to turn out Thursday, which will be lrisl
Day. The members of the association vii
meet at their hall at S:15 o'clock and de
part for Providence, where a big stree
parade of all the Irish organizations of th
State will take place previous to embark
ing for Rocky Point, where the annua
outing will be held. Frank McCaffrey vii
be the Chief Marshal
Indications point to a most successful
affair and it is the intention of the loca
association to turn out in large numbers
The line will be formed on EXchang
Place, right resting on Exchange street
The different associations will be places
in line in the order in which they arrive OF
the ground. The column will NOV
promptly at 8 o'clock. Steamers for Rock
Point will leave hourly, beginning at
O'Clock.
Notes About the City.
Miss Annie l.. Stone of Anthony, r. /
has been visiting friends in this city.
The Cadets have about completed ar
rangements for their annual outing a
Camp White.
Officer Joseph M. Hubbard has gone t.
the funeral of a brother in Woonsocket
His beat will be covered by Officer Walsh
The new restaurant opened by Georg
Chanting in the building OF Cercle Jacque
Cartier, is the most pretentious In the city
The French societies of this city ar
already talking Of the big st. johns da
celebration, which is to be held In Paw
tucket next June.
It is rumored that E. j. Saillant will
retire from the management OF the Cit
Hotel, Central Falls, and that the hous
will probably be taken by Desaul Niers.
Miss Della Skelly OF Fall River, Is tn
guest of Miss Annie Hussey. They will
leave tomorrow for Millville, where the
will be the guests OF friends for few days
Rev. Francis Hussey, who has bee
spending the past few weeks with hi
parents in this city, left today for Quincy
Ill. He Is curate at st. Peters Church Il
that city.