Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-05
HIT OR MISS.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporters
Clean About Town.

the Hotel Aumann.
Union Division. X. Of p will confer the
sir knight rank tonight
The steam yacht Harriet arrived here
from Newport, last night.
The city has had fair sample of Lon
don fog the past few nights.
Men are at work laying the yitrifed
brick pavement on Broadway.
The infant child of Frank Farrell of
George street died yesterday.
The estmsble foreman at the hat factory
will soon lead bride to the altar.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ID. Wsrburton have
returned from weeks bicycling tour.
Officer White is on his vacation. Officer
Rockford is 10 his place at the police stable.
The monthly meeting of the board of
alderman will be held wednesday even-
ing.
The Metropolis will be here next ss,ur.
day and meet the Wanderers for the first
time.
Thomas Dalton, lately of the Merchants
Exchange, has sccepted good position in
Lowell.
Ar6qpiem mass, for the late Mrs. May
Sullivan, was lebrated this morning at
St. Msry's church.
DIR. Matthew Currsn is the happy ros-
te.sor of sn elegant gold cham presented to
him by an Attleboro friend.
The Wanderers are to be siren ythen q
this week, and next Saturday new faces
will be seen on the Dexter street grounds
Miss Eva Hslzler, the pleasing elocu-
ZIONIST of North Attleboro, is visiting at the
home of Miss Deborah Knox on Marin
street.
The Holy Nam s,ciety of the Sacred
Heart church will receive communion in
body next Sunday.
John Allen pleaded guilty of bsing
common drunksri yesterday and was given
six months to sober up.
The management of the Wanderers con.
template a trip through New York aad New
Jersey in the near future.
A Tally.Ho party, from Providence,
passed through here yesterday moruing,
and returned last evening.
There will be two oat races next Friday
at the driving park, one for Pswtucke ct, aud
one for East Providence horses.
The Wanderers have lost Patrick Stan
ton, their cente- half.bick, he having gore
back to his old love, the East Ends.
A meeting of the Celtic Literary Institute
was held yesterday afternoon and consider
able routine business was transacted.
Jacko Smith was too full to walk to the
station from George street yesterday and
was taken there in the old ambulance.
Children of St. Msry's church, about to
be confirmed, will receive instructions at
the church Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings.
Joshua Holroyd, James Kslly and
Stephen Hill were yesterday fned 81 and
costs each for the larceny of beer from the
freight depot.
Ex.Msyor Carroll arrived home from
Chicago this morning where he had been
in attendance at the convention of the Irish
National League.
Interest in foot ball in this city is gain
ing. After having lost three games the
Wanderers won last Saturday before large
crowd Of admirers.
Clarence Kenyon has resigned his posi-
tion ss foreman Of Kenyon's thread works
to accept an offer Of superintendent of a
mill in Ashland, Mass.
Nat Lee, formerly of the Pawtuckets, is
playing with the Oiympics this season, also
Pilling, Msyes, Clsrkson, Fin. an, and Bur-
CESS, all of whom are old-time favorites.
The members Of the local branch of the
Rising Sun, "a get rich quick order" have
paid in $l02. and have not got their 800.
/, looks as though their "sun" had set.
A very curious sight may be witnessed at
the old slaughter house just over the Attic.
boro line, where so Italians are corraled.
They sleep on shelves fastened to the walls
Stewart evidently does not want to play
With the Pswtuckets and in that case il
would be as well to release him only it is a
bad precedent to establish at the beginning
Of the season.
Peter Gillian of Wster street, who struck
his wife with shoe Saturday night, wa,
yesterday fined s2 and costs for drunken
ness His wife would not appear agans
him for assault.
DR.. BIsonnette, proprietor of the Record
Pharmacy, successfully passed an examins
ton by the state board of pharmacy today
coming of with honors. lie i. now a full
heged pharmacist.
At the Westminster Theatre this week
will be seen the "Crsly Lot" which is ont
Of the best plays on the road and the man,
friends OF NAT Franklin, will be please
to see him once more. lie takes the par
Of q colored coachman, and does i. to III
Queens taste.
Mrs. Albert T. Walton called at I'll
police station late Saturday pight an