Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-14
THE WEAIHIR.
Rain, stationary temperature.
HIT ok MISS.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporters


horse car company.
Prof. Noise S.ucier, the pianist, is now
located at Kenni.on's Music store.
The Holy Trinity church fair will oren
In Music Hall As embly rooms tonight.
A. w Goull sld sife, ~ VI lt'rL Na''.
ps,se, sunday with latives II I'll. ci y.
Mis-. Emily Capr n Of thu. city is visit
ing the family of E9er Miller of Atlrooro'
Tower post has acc -pted the invitation
o. 'Farrssut post Of Riverside to attend i''
fair.
Tni. 10 probably the "line storm" but
ter puhicsLs 10 not ct sLeIrs untii el,c
lion day.
tn Csuai.sn.An.1iaAu t..m w.' Bee
fest-d Ssiu,isy b. tue Ass. VIA eeyr.'
8 goals to l.
Col. r chsrison was a the city Monday
and leased the .kating rink to Dawson
Co, bicy clists.
Pre.ident Z,gh Phelp sys tie wor do
champion. pe e11an. va, be- delivered L
the Boston Rrds.
The Democratic csucuses reminded p.o'
pie of the Republican m, g' week pre-
vious, because they were so different.
The committe- on sec ,uor. of the CIT,
courcil slloved pa, D. g'io-t IN c.N
last evening 20 ,h- m'uat ? - sO7 80.
Henry p. Bile. of me civ, od ,,-d iof
embezzemr By snr ~ nj ju-', pl SIDE
nolo coutendere Ueforr Ju x Wuour yes-
terdsy.
A harvest supper va. heli in Muse II.
assembly, room. l.T evening Cor tn n-u'-
ft Of S, MsrgsreIs guilt o. the TrIrit,
churca
The cat rscs' were postponed vt ris
on acc unt f 'he ra,a Ia.rc.s svil To-
uotlsd EriIay afJsr.5ou, e,.'hsr per.
mt,ins
The finance commit Of the city coure
last evening voted 20 t,c1mmsud tn .ran..
ing of 90 900 diionsl tor the support OF
the pubic schools.
Providence members Of a two-for-ons -
ciety were made tired - few days ago uhen
twenty assessments of So each were levied
ct once. They refused to -,tle.
Timothy S llivan, tn neat haf.os, X
Of the chsmpioa Hartford Polo cluo, Tor.
merly the Pswtucket., is practising at tn
Broad street skating rlDk for the season. s
work.
Shea, the Wanderers former goal ten.
der, has been re.engsg "a sni Ail play St
urdsy against the R,vr-. Jerkins, rhu
has done good .o, work, will 80 to tn'
forward DIVISION.
Miss Eva ii ~ er, Sho hs. h.en visit.
ing Miss Detora Knox of Nsrrn .tre-t
returned to her home in North Attebor
last week. Sne has resumed her studies il
the Boston school OF oratory.
Might q. well allow Central Falls anne;
20 Pswtucket. theL t"o'e who lik 20 Sot
on election day. II tney have q voice il
the selection they shou have one in tn
election.
There are twenty three long distance
telephones in use 10 tHe Pawtucke
exchange. II IN. man gaurpt would onlJ
see to it that the night opsrstos woul! an
s~er calls there would b. = better feelin,
towsri the company among the citizen
who pstronizs 1t.
In computing q mans age Chinsmei
always reckon tSo wears back from the ds'
he celebrstei bi' 1r.t birth isy, or, in otte
words, as though h. wery 3 year oi at ~
time of he birth This custom will neve
meet the spproval o. the dear grls.
The board of directo-s of the Pswtucke
Stree; Railway company yesterday after
noon considered tn sdyl-4oihty of acc pit
ing the ordinsnca passed oy the CumberlsuC
town council m OctJnrrj After lon,
discussion Of tn mstter It Vas left owe
for furtner CO siderati n.
Pensions have heen Rrsutei t. the iol
lowing Rhode Islanders: O-ig nal-Ar
DIV j Salisbury; s'tii,uai-Ghrst.
Kin.ley; increa.e-Henr, Hap, Mcpse
McGrs,h; r--i.sus-- Joseph Otoger; orig
rsi widow, e'c.-Iana r. NcHugh, Luc
Bliss, Marietts Watson, S,rsh A. L,ui
briege (mother)
Professor Khrlbranch, who has be
making soma cur Gus ,1pe'imerts VT
lightning, finds that the amount of elpc'r c I
in an ordinary fash 80 small that it ~uul
require 81 fashes To keep a comuou il
cande.cent Mt lamp bur ing one lour Ju
the same, people don't want iIpi vrh
common, ordinary, every tsv ft'n.
The foll,sins case -, dee ..' T. n
common pl,as court ,esror!ay' Goof<e
Jencks & Co. We. Audtey MN mara. a
pellant. This is an sppesl from the Ten
District Court and is an action betwct
Pawtuckst parties TO recover sst 7S I,
work dohe and materials furnished IN '
niog the roof ~ d-f fep''s house on Il
corner % Main and Pine -tt.-ts. Dei-. c
that the work ~ss chsrg 10 J. Hun
we'll, Who has proved irresponsible, b
that no contrsct has ever been made vi
the plaintiffs. Verdict for plaintiff
As7 co Jsmas L. Jenks for plalEtid