Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-28
HIT OR NESS.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporters
Clean About Town.

The visitors At Roger Williams park yes
terdsy were several thousand less than last
Sunday.
Ground was broken today for Arnolds
new stable on the corner of North Union
and Summer streets.
The foundation is being laid for Rogers
harness chop on the corner of North Union
aud Summer streets.
George +. Morris of the class Of ~
Pawtucket High school has entered the
Boston school of Technology.
Miss M. Kelley will open her millinery
parlor in the Cottrell block next Thursday
with full Lille of fall and winter styles.
Jeremiah Mclaughlin Was fined az and
costs yesterday morning for stealing stale
beer from the barrels at the freight dep
One year ago today was the beginning of
the greatest week Pawtucktt ever saw. II
was The fret day OF the centennial celebra-
tion.
The steam yacht "IIsrrst,' owned by he
Fales Bros, which put iu ~ New London
for repairs II few dsvs ago, arrived here
yesterday.
Officer Murphy was tsken III while patrol
ling his beat on Main street last night aid
was tsk.n u hs home in the Old police
ambulance.
William Case, who pleaded guilty in the
district court yesterday to being common
drunksrd, was sentenced TO six months On
the state farm.
A number of young people from this city
will attend the social given by the North
Attle boro Musical aud Literary association
tomorrow evening.
"Iu Darkest AfTic,"-The Attleboros,
with no street lights, no license no i'm.
provements, an increase in taxes aud every |
body asleep at o'clock
The Fall River spinners are not anxious
to strike aod are very much in favor Of
peace. A meeting of the manufacturers
was held this afternoon.
Pensions have been granted TO the follow.
II. Swestlsnd reissue, George Ii. Brown
original, widow, Mary Z. Cook.
Phiness German, who was severly burn, |
at the nsphtbs explosion in the Providence |
cove, has so far recovered as to be able to
60 out. His left sru is still helpless
This is indeed wonderful weather. II.
L. Miner. Westerly man, has pear tree
that has yielded the usual growth and is
blossoming sgain for q second edition.
John Walker, who lives on the Menden
read, gets the weather indications direct
from Washington and has system of sig.
nails which be rsi.es on q flag staff erected
on his barn.
The correct thing IL Kansas now is the
ApplsIee contest, in which every one has
shake ri the tree, AMI the person who
bring. down the greatest quantity of fruit
walks Of With the prize.
Yesterday Vas "Rsllyinz DIy' 4, the
PA~tucket Congregational church. The
service. consisted principally Of responsive
reading with short sdiie,ses By the pastor
Rev. Alexander McGreg1r
His Excellency Gov. Herbert w. Ladd |
will yi.it the North Auleboro Agricultural
Society's fair on "Wednesday ans will carry
his staff with him. Oa the fUiosirg day
he will attend the Brockton fair.
The SUNDAY TRIBUNE ha. The largest
sale yesterday in this city j: ever had The
sports were fully covered and everything
else was equally as we'll done. Mex, Sue.
day the paper will be made s,ill bst,er.
Patrons of the Providence line of horse
cars can soon ride TO their destina,ion with
out doing "go-s.you please race" down
near the horse car barn. About 800 feet
remains to be completed and that will only
take few days.
The steamer Pioneer took party from
Fall River to Newport Yesterday ard il
proved to be very lively time. Several
fights occurred on the boat aud st Newport
an excursionist fell overheard but vas
fshod out by the deck hands.
When High street was wilened the
front Of Amory Hall had to be cut off and
now the building has been greatly i'm.
proved. twill no longer be used by the
gay dancers but it makes handsome and
commodious store. Large plate glass win
dows have been set in the front and when
finished it will be one of the largest
stores In the city.
The attraction at Music Hall. w sday
evening, will be the Frank w. Sangers
Theatre Company of New York city in the
successful romantic drams, "Mr Barnes of
New York" Mr.. Bsrots is particularly
well known Throughout the country, through
the medium Of Mr.. Gunter's high-colored
foreign.toned romance. /. 10 pleasant tC
rscollect that the company which Mr.
Sanger has collected aud which remsin
practically the same as last season, con
tsins many actors and actresses VIII
seemed specially qualified for the require
mepts Of the roles assigned them MI
Sanger has supplied this organization wit
an entire new dress In scenery aud cos
tunes. Mr.. Barnes offers excellent OF
portunities for the scenic artists In th