Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-31
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island, fair, slightly warmer
. TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

"Midnight Alarm" tonight.
A great day for the kickers.
Mrs. c. S. Watson is visiting relatives in
this city.
The old enemies the East Ends and
Wanderers have met
Miss Matte Briggs, of Phonix, is visit
ing friends in this city.
The walking match at the Skating Rink
was very exciting last evening.
Mr. Roach Of Deahy Bros, will soon
lead young bride TO the altar.
Frank Finn, formerly OF the Wanderers,
is working in pool room in Fall River.
Mrs. John d. Fraser has returned from
six months visit to friends in Nova
Scotia.
John j. Dalton Of the firm Of Dalton *
McCaffrey is passing the cigars around
It's a little girl.
The Pawtucket Spiritual Association
win meet in Salisbury block, East avenue,
tomorrow evening.
The ballots for Tuesdays election
arrived yesterday at the City Clerks office
sealed according 10 Law.
Mrs. Lillian Watson arrived from
Europe yesterday ano is visiting at the
home Of her parents on Prospect street.
A newspaper is in hard luck for "stun'
TO fiji up with when it allows lawyer to
dictate reports of his own cases in his
own way
In the guard room al the police station
hangs a picture that was placed there,
called Captain Taber and is quite nice
work OF art.
All the remaining games in the first
round of the American series, with the
exception OF the RoverOlympic tie, will
be played of today.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Clerk S Office by Elias Anderson
and Hattie c. Carlon; Alfred b. jerks
and Charlotte L. Damn.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Additional
Thomas Healy; Increase William Mather;
original widows, etc.-Eliza j. Perkins,
Mary Hadfeld.
A young man named Brown took a
header from his bicycle in Main street
Square yesterday noon, but escaped injury
although it was a bad fall. The wheel
was knocked out OF shape.
Horace Hayward missed his footing in
attempting TO board n Providence bound
train at Attleboro Thursday and was
dragged some distance cutting his head
and rendering him insensible.
One Of the society events OF the season
was the marriage of William Arnold Of
Saylesville to Miss Annie Wilkinson
Wednesday. The happy couple left for
Boston on a short wedding tour and re-
turned home this evening.
party wagon loaded with crowd of
Pawtucket sports left the Square yester-
day afternoon for the country and enjoyed
quahaug bake. The sprinters were with
them and other athletes and things were
enlivened by an athletic exhibition.
The Canadian American football players
added another victory to their string last
Monday by defeating the Chathams. The
match was played at Chatham in torrents
of rain. The visitors played n strong combi-
nation game and were the superior at every
/ point, eventually winning by 3 goalsto O..
Olneyville members of the One Year
Benefit Order are looking for the supreme
officers. One of the dupes went to Boston
| to see about that claim but the "man who
pays" was not in. The money paid into
the Golfers of the organization from
| Olneyvlle amounts TO several thousand
dollars.
The Pawtucket Street Railway Company
have gang of men at work setting the
poles along the Lorraine Dunnell route.
The trolley system is to be used and the
poles are to support a wire over the centre
OF the track. The poles are very durable
and light and are also ornamental. They
are of hollow light iron with block Of
wood set in at the top. Wood being
a none conductor there is no chance of the
iron poles being charged. The tracks are
all laid with the exception of the third
rail from Garden TO Broad street.