Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
HIT OR MISS.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporters
Clean hbOnt Town.


william S. Wheaton has returned from a
visit to New York.
The Interstate began operations on -Four.
tain stree. yesterday.
The New Bedford Veteran Firemen are
going to repair their machine.
Music Hall has been nearly entirely re-
fitted with new set of scenery.
When it comes to marriage, the pastors
post of duty is the bitching post.
Thomas w. Bergen, Of Baltimore, Nj
is the guest of Edward F. Gillian.
Mrs. Olive Brown of Pleasant View cele'
brated her Tooth birthday last week.
A Elk wsyed hydrant has been placed on
High street in front of the City Hall.
Mulligan Brothers have fine line of fall
and winter goods. Read their adveE'i'e-
ment in this issue.
The Canadisn-AmericIn team plays the
Shrewsbury Charity Association eleven at
Shrewsbury today.
During the pss, month 1917 migrating gen.
tlemen were accommodated with lodgings
at the police station.
Officer Rcchford cot the new hanging
harness a, the police station hung and in
working order yesterday.
Officer Tompkins returned to duty last
evening. Officer Tabor was at the 'tston
nights during his .b'Gnce.
Professor Lincoln of Brown UFiv,rs.ty
has been dangerously i'll for sometime. He
death is expected st any moment.
Peter Connors, All aged person, and en-
inmate of the Old Folks Home, vas taken
to the State almshouse yest rdsy.
Assistant Secretary Hough,allng, OF the
Y.M. C. A , has returned from afortniSht's
visit to his old home in New York
We are obliged to DO many things that
are distastefu', but courtship is something
man can enter with all his heart
McElroy & Mooney hsye a very pr.tiy
window Of fall goods The miniature
Deluge is attracting considerable attention.
Thomas w. Robinson soli a, assguee's
sale this forenoon the stock snl fixtures of
the grocery store of Albert c. Lu'l TO L
w. Shippee for $500.
The crueest man has been discovered
again. He lives in New York and he
made lis wife eat the fret .iLuer shm
cooked after they were rarrei,
Union Divlsioa, NJ. 4, X. OF p, Iyf; for
Woor socket at o'clock this morning to
take part in the annual fed day of the
Rhode Island Regiment Uniform rank.
Pensions have beel granted to the follow
ing Rhode Islanders Originsl-Jeremish
Sueeter, Bradford Alexander. Original
widows-Ann l. Waterman, Emms J. De-
Wolf, Ann jerks.
at used 10 be the csper' for Attleborans
to come up here to get their rum. Now it
is the caper for North Attieborisns to go to
Attleboro and get loaded. Where do they
get it? = Chronicle.
teNtIaA COiu, NtNu W III
the press of the Atteboros. Thare are no
Pawtucket pencil pushers tina; have as yet
made a record in that line, but they in
varisbly "get there" as soon as any of the
Attleboro brethren.
A pocketbook containing smsli sum OF
money was lost last evening bstueen IA .
owner can i'll sffJrl 10 lose the amount. and
IL returned to the TRIBUNE Office vi be
greatly appreciated by the lJser.
Taxpayers of the Attleborians are begin.
ming to realize that prohibition does not
stop the sale of liquor, ard that the towr
may as well have the license fees, as there
10 just as much liquor sold. No electric
lights seems 10 go with no license.
Messrs. Meiklejohn & Lomss will give ,
course of concerts this year that vii sur.
prise and please the musical people OF III,
city greatly Some of the worlds create.
artists will appear, and six Entertainment
will be given instead Of four as 10 formp,
years. II uil anlUuIC. III sLts Will D. mAlt
next week
The bsckcrof Patrick Dozneliy, the vel
known sprintCr OF this city, would like t,
arrange sweerstske racs betwee-
Donnelly, Harvey, Burton, Thoms
Cunningham of Central Falls and william
Varne of Providence, each man to pcs, 50
or $50 ard the winner to take all. Tn
match to be fifty yards dash Arrangement
will be made this evening il il expected.
A continuous pool tournament for tn
championship of Rhole I.lsrd will begi
at the parlors of Ide & Hopkins, Prov
dence, next Monday night. The contestant
will be Fred A. Stewart, formerly of Gran
Rapids, Mich, Robert Leach of thi. cty
JOSEPH Woodland of Nevtrk, y J, l.
Zimmerman of ElmwooI, n Parn,H o
Providence and Fred Crocser of Attle b, rc
Mass. Each match will b. 100 balls COT
tinuous pool. Two matches vii, be p'ayo
each night. The first prize ~il, b CEcm
pionship emblem of $50 value and $50 i
cash, second prize s25. third priza sl5
Court woodlawn.
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