Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-16
HIT OR MISS.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporters
Clean About Town.


night.
Maple trees are beginning to she'd their
foliage.
The probate court was in session this
afternoon.
Both branches of the city government
meet this evening.
Joseph Hill of Wilmington, Del is visit
ing Lyons Delsny.
An editorial column doesn't look very
we'll set with curbing.
There are seventy pupils in the entering
class of the high school.
Gov. Lsdd and ex-Gov. Davis are at the
South County fair today.
Dockstsder's minstrels will be seen at
Music Hall week from Saturday evening.
The Interstate polo season will open in
Meriden, Conn, Nov. 2, and close March
&c.
Charley Bassett of this city leads the
league third bssemen. His average is
$50
The Veteran Firemen will work the Hey
Cart at 8 o'clock this evening, in the engine
house yard.
There will probably be some changes 10
the Wanderers team in their game with
the Rovers Saturday.
The Canadian-Ameiican football team
has won il first victory by defeating the
Ironopoles of Miidleboro, to o.
The new postsl-cards comprise two siz-f
"a large MANILA card for business men
and a smaller pearl-colored card for ladies
Miss Coy.e of Taunton and Miss Carey
of Boston, who have been visiting hrs-
Noonan of Pine street have returned t.
their homes.
The political "slates" have been taken
of the shelf. and will be freely used the
next few weeks. The art of handshskipg
is also being revived.
The New Bedford Veteran fremen at
their lsst drill meeting threw a stream with
their hand engine ia feet. They viii take
part IN the Lowell muster.
A horse belonging to Whitaker & Smitt,
attached to one of the delivery wagons,
fell on Dexter street last evening and es-
capped injury, as did also the harness and
shafts.
The city has been sued by Cumbsrlsnd for
$50, 900 damages caused by the freshet of
1886. 1t is claimed that the damage was
caused by the giving way of the Diamond
Hill reservoir dam.
Robert Leach of this city and Fred A.
Stewart of Providence yesterday arranged
for pool match for $50 side, best six
teen in thirty. .one games. The match will
be played in Ide & Hopkins pool rooms,
Providence.
The Sarsheld Association has an ir-
teresting notice 10 the advertising columns,
concerning its annual excursion. The ex-
cursions held by this organization have
always been pleasant occasions and this
promises to exceed all former ones
Manager Whitaker of the Attleboro base
ball team is rather discouraged with the
outlook of Attleboro as q base ball town.
lie says he has had good team this season
but the people failed to take inter st
enough in the game to support the club.
The I'd regiment, II 1. NJ, will shortly
hold prize drill in Providence. The com
panes who will contest for the trophy are
the ST. Anne's Cadets Of Worcester, ST.
Michaers of South Providence, and the
Emmets of Providence. The three COM
psnies met recently in Worcester and the
St Mchsel's were victorious, tringing
home the prize of $50.
Writs were served yesterday at the in
stance Of Peter j. Qkinn, attorney at Law,
in favor of two persons of Pawtucket
against the New York, Providence and
Boston Railroad company to recover dana
ges fof personal injuries received on the
night of Sept. 2, while passengers on the
train from New London which collided with
fiat car near Providence.
The popular young actor, James O'Nein,
will produce at Music Hall next Friday even
ing, Charles Flecther's version of Dumss'
great play Monte Cristo, with brilliant
cast Of characters, realistic stages picture,
painted expressly for this play by two Of
New York's great scenic artists. Messrs
William Noegtlio and Jos. Clare, with all
the grand effects, correct appointment.
and car load of special scenery, making thr
production perfect in every detail.
The license commissioners met last ever -
ing and granted druggists licenses 10 sci,
liquors, no one demonstrating, TO G. 4
Clancy & Co, at q Park street; james 4.
Robinson, 100 Lonsdale avenue; T. X
GiIdey & Co, East avenue; Fisk & Co ,
Main street; N Ell. Ponton de 81 Ger
main, Gs Broad street; +. l.. Cspwell, 4.
Broad street George Morgan. Trinity
square; c. +. Davis & Sons, Main street
and Willard L. Wood, Main street.
The old familiar melodrams, "Mard,
the Hunter" Is the attraction at Lothrop'
Museum this week. The plot carries th