Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-11
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked UP Every,
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Hon. Charles T.. German was in town
today.
"a Nights Frolic" at Music Hal
tonight.
KThe Committee on City Property held q
meeting last night.
Patrick McGeary and William Gregory
have been visiting in New Bedford.
The Etna Association will hold social
tonight in Music Hall Assembly Rooms.
We have had decidedly London weather
during the past few days, dontcherknow
John Mara who has been visiting relat
ives on Lawn avenue has returned to
Boston.
A handsome residence is being erected
on Garden street near the corner OF
Brown.
There viii be meeting of the Sacred
Heart Christian Doctrine Society this
evening.
Workmen are engaged today laying a
new gas main into the Merchants Ex-
change Building.
A large gang OF men are at work on the
cellar OF the new Chickering Block on
North Union street
The Committee on Accounts met last
evening and allowed pay rolls against the
city to the amount of $500.
The police ambulance today conveyed
George Randall from 81 Carpenter street
to the Rhode Island Hospital.
II. w. Marcy, Woonsocket worsted
weaver, has invented device for measur-
ing cloth as it is being woven.
The Pa~tpeket City Band furnishes the
crowds on the streets with free concert
every evening it practices in its rooms on
Main street.
Daniel Ingraham, formerly well known
in this city, died yesterday, after long
illness due to the inirmities OF age, at his
residence in Providence.
The paving stones piled up on the side
walks on Garden street make dangerous
playthings for children who gather there
after school hours.
Court Woodlawn will hold a compli-
mentary ball Friday evening when the
successful canvassers at the recent fair
will receive their prizes.
The trolley poles on Trinity Square,
which are placed so far in on the sidewalk
as to obstruct travel, will be taken up and
reset, thanks to the TRIBUNE.
Patrick f. Keough and Miss Mary A
O'Brien a well-known and highly re-
spected young couple will be married to-
morrow morning at st. Mary,s church.
The Board OF License Commissioners
will have meeting tomorrow evening tc
hear those who protest against granting
Robert Shuttleworth license at 2S Hilton
street.
They must have been very affection
ate couple for she explained to him how
sorry she was because it was the last even
ing they could spend together until tn,
next day.
The horses and wagon OF Henry Allen o
Attleboro were pretty well scattered yes
terday. One horse was found in Centra
Falls, the other on the View and tn,
wagon lay all over North Main street.
This evening Stewart and Zimmerman
will play match game OF continuous poo
in st. Georges Hall, Providence. Stewart
who is the State champion, will have I,
score 200 while Zimmerman gets 175 balls
Although it is well established rul
for only one train to run into the depot a
one time it was not observed yesterda.
afternoon when a passenger came yer.
near losing his life in boarding Bostol
train.
The Electric Lighting Company receive
quite sum from this city yearly, still it i
very slow in attending to the needs Of tn
city. An order was given for lights owe
a month ago to be placed in the Counci
chamber. The company promised to pu
/ them in at once but no movement ha
/ been made toward ii yet.