Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-15
HIT Or mss.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporters
Clean About Town.

Union street was raised yester1aS'
Mrs. Mary Lennon of South street,
mother of Bernard T. Lennon, Is very III.
A horse belonging to Providence party
dropped dead at Arnold's stable this morn
ing.
1t said the Wanderers will have several
dark horses in their game in Fall River
Saturday.
The Attleboro New Cor am footbsl
game that was arranged for Saturday has
been declared of.
.I didn't know il was loaded" and II
didn't know he was a reporter" are com.
psnion expressions.
David j. White, william II. Barclay
and Warren Baxter have been hshihs ~
Cape Cod for the past few day-.
A horse belonging % msn named Co .
lette, of E,'t Provid nc dropped dead &"
North Union street tti- ..ryuoon.
The stock OF tn pfe Sarah Boylan.
which was purchased Oy S0srtenoerg
Robinson, will soon be put On sale.
Mamie McAloon fell from a piszzs al tn
residence Of her father on Meadow stree
this forenoon. Her injuries were not very
serious.
The Attleboro hremen are becoming in
terested in racing. Another tournament j.
to be held at the fair grounds for purse
of 800
Zimmerman beat l. sch of this city in tLt
state champiorsh tournament at Ide
Hopkins oilllsrd rooms at Providence.
The score was $50 to 60.
A picture swindler has been operating l.
Ssylesville. lie claimed 20 be employed b
the American Art Company Of Worcester
concern that does not exist
man named Barton, living on Ptttersci
avenue, fell down sDir' Monday, Gu H..
his head and fac a. ss to require scvers
stitches which were taken b. DR. True
In the yard of Jab S. Gray, on Foun.
tain street, is an apple tree whic1 bore IL
fruit as usual in the season tDis year,
and now has on it blossoms and some email
apples.
Chief Justice Mstt,son, ot Rhode Island.
and wife, were in town Mprtay, and -,
party visited thu court nous =, and were W.
pleased with its sppointme ents.--Norwic'
Bulletin.
Fire escapes are b'ing placed on =
Dexter Ysra Mill and Grinnel sprinkler
in the rooms There are mills in this ci''
that are not furnished with the means o
escape in case o. fre.
The horse Of Mr. Me- cher. m'lkmau
enjoyed lively run on Mllb rry strrt
yesterday, sp'llng nearly 100 quarts o.
milk, breaking - shaft aud wheel, and NIX.
Ing things up generally.
81. Mary's Temperance Society will hol
q festival tomorrow and Saturday even
ings in its hall, j1ncii N of East and Paw
tucket avenues Vslce's orchestra vii
furnish music for dancing.
Miss Mary Demers, an employe at Bliss
was surprised by number of her shup
mates at her residence, MONDAY night, nm
was presented With a goi5 rig and = k um
brells. A pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Rev. FIR. Cassidy and friend, of Mobile,
Ala are visiting Mr. and Mrs. =. i.
Tyrrell at their residence on Brown street.
The reverend gentleman was formerly y
resident of Rumtord 10 Ess. Providence.
Higgins and Walsh, the wel.-known for.
wards Of the New Bedfiri R1v,rs foot bs
team, are en- route TO England. Tn,
Rovers are in a crippled condition OWN
to the wandering deposition OF then
players.
The name Of Bernard T. Lennon hayin
been spoken of a. possible candidate f.
the school committee, Mr.. Lennon suthu'.
lied the TRIBUNE 10 iay to state tnat und,
no circumstances could lie consent 10 be
candidate.
The Metropolis and Conanicuts play o.
the Dexter street grounds saturday. The
Consnicuts defeated the Nv Be1tur.
Rovers IL g. 0 but were downed by H.
Wanderers TO 0 Tn- Nets msjg on,
gosl last S.turt. y while the Wanlertfs
were mskiog nine.
At meeting OF the Independent Foot
. Ball club of Attleboro, il was voted TO
change the name of the team to the Attic
boro Foot Ball club. + z. Hu'-t was
chosen president, + Se2uiue, vice prssi.
dent and J. Y. Davis, secretary. They ar,
now ready for business.
On the other side Shea is doing grea
work in goal and receiving great prase from
both public and press. The record up t'
date of IL games lost, 8 games won, and
drawn, is not bad one, tsking into con.
sideration the class OF cluts they are meet
ing, and is far ahead Of the last Canadian
t)ur.
The New England League game which
takes place 10 this city on re1t 5 ,turda,
between the RJver' and Paw'uck,t
promises to be the best OF this season
far. Both clubs will put in their strong
90. team, as neither can afford TO lose
game. 1t is quite probable that som
young blood will be given chance by th'