Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-30
HIT OR MISS.
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Clean About Town.

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Clean About Town.
Glorious weather.
GOOD afternoon"
The tax books will be out tomorrow.
The steam roller is at work on. Jefferson
avenue.
A new engine house is being built for
No 4 mill in Lonsdale.
Garden street sadly needs the attention OF
the highway department
1t is Attleboro's turn now. What spien-
did weather for the fair.
Starkweather will reopen his dancing
academy tomorrow evening.
Miss May McDuf of Boston, Mass is
visiting relatives in this city.
The next attraction at Music Hal will be
Rhea, next Monday evening
The Atlantic Base Bah club will hold H.
first social Saturday evening.
wilmot and PfefIsr carry of the bulk Of
Chicsgo's base stealing honors.
A meeting of the Sacred Heart Christian
Doctrine society will be held tonight
The Chicago Thistles are on their way
home. They are now in New Jersey.
No one should fail to see Mr.. Barnes of
New York in Music Hall this evening.
Lothrop's museum Is attracting lrFge
number of PaStucket people this week.
IL marriage a failure! Not much. Look
at the crowded condition of the schools.
There will be meeting of the Celtic Lit
ersry Institute this evening at o'clock.
Make friends OF your creditors If you
can, but never make creditor of a frieni
Arthur S. Pease, business manager Of
the woonsocket Reporter, was in town yer.
terdsy.
Providence certificate holders in the
Golden Grail have refused to pay further
assessments.
The Wanderers lost their train in Proyi-
dence Saturday and had to travel by wagon
to Fall River.
The forfeit posted by Edward Moore for
foot race with William Carney has not
been covered.
Tebeau and Bass 1T are the only League
third ba.emen who are accepting over 80
chances in 100.
The report of arrow on one of the Paw
tucket steamers that carried Fall River
party to Nerpor. on Sunday was untrue.
The athletic exhibition in Professor
Walkers Sanitary gymnasium, Friday eve
ming will be rare treat for Pawtucket
people.
The final meeting Of the Rhode Island
State League was held Saturday in Provi-
dence when the seasons business was
wound up.
J. M. Ryan, ID. d. s of Worcester and
q graduate of Philadelphia Dental college,
has located in this city. He is an excel
lent dentist.
The forward axle Of buggy, containing
two women and three children, collapsed at
the corner of Brown and Garden streets
yesterday afternoon.
There will be match race Saturday on
the Driving Park between Mosher's horse,
Lonsdale Boy of Lonsdale and Cullen's
Billy of Berkeley for 500 side.
Louis Ulrich and Henry Craig, employee
Of +. F. Halliday, each lost finger while
at work on machines. One accident
happened yesterday and one Monday
Philbin, who signed with the East Ends,
has decided to 90 back on them and play
with his old love the Conanicuts. He will
be with the team in this city Saturday.
Joe McCarran won the medal offered by
Gabriel jackson to the best batter on TIA
wanskuck team. His record was; Times
at bat, 81; base hits, 20 batting aversge,
1856.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Matthews removed
to this city from Lonsdale recently. Be
fore their departure they were presented
with an elegant easy chair by their many
friends IN Lousdale.
Pensions have been granted TO the fol
lowing residents Of Rhode Island Ongl-
nal, Patrick O'Neall; original, widow ,
Emma II. Wilkinson, Isabella NJ. Surgens
Maria A. Carey, ABBY Ryan.
During tie psst three or four days n
gang OF boys, <h!ch coagr. gates in ta
vicinity eff the Latte S.s,.rs Home ev .
ings, have been bi.aGieg Gown fences on
breaking Windows In that locality.
Edward Card has been granted a paien
on his letter box for collection ard deliver
and there are strong reasons for thinking
that the box will be recommended by th
United States Post Office Department
Articles of agreement and a purse hay,
been posted for a wrestling match betweer
Charles Schneider of Providence sny
James German Of this city for S75 side
The match will take place at an early date
and will be under the cstch-ss-cs,ch-c
rules.
Wheaton Allen, an aged and feeble resi
dent, late yesterday afternoon, Will
walking on North Main street near +,
change street, became fatigued and repea