Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-17
HIT OR MISS.
What the Tribunc's Lively Reporters
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day.
The Cumberland Rangers will meet this
week.
Pawtucket should repair its side of the
North Main street bridge.
Capt. Francis Conlon has returned from
three days visit to Boston.
Hickey is the only one of the original
players left in the Milford team.
The Chicago Thistles are booked with
the olympics at Fall River Saturday.
Woonsockets succumbed to the North
amptons yesterday by a score of to 3.
Brown University begins its l2Sth year
with 40 professors and nearly 400 students.
Miss Mamie Hart has accepted position
as bookkeeper in the market of John Mar
ran.
Mcfarland and Walker of the Thisilos
have signed with the Providence Metre
poles.
Heirs of the late Horatio N. Waterman,
OF East Greenwich, have decided t" contest
his will
Prof. Banning, formerly physical director
at the Y. M. C. A., was visiting in thi, city
Tuesday.
The Hamilton Base Ball team will go to
Baskerville Saturday to play the Foxes OF
that place.
The Woodbincs will play the Goodridges
of Newport Saturday on the latter's stamp
ing grounds.
Michael Sullivan is making extensive
repairs on his lately purchased home Or
Meadow street.
Bernard Smith of 10 Bower street died
yesterday morning. The funeral will take
place tomorrow.
Prince, the new tiger for Roger williams
Park arrived yesterday, aud is now ready
~ receive visitors.
A well and fsvorsbly known young cou-
pie residing on Pleasant View are soon to
form life partnership.
The Olympics have signed Russell oi
last years clippers. Randall is captain
and Burgess vice-captsin.
Michael J. Donsvan will leave tomorrow
for Indianapolis, Ind, as a delegate to the
Cigsrmskers' National Union.
Barney Fsgsn has been elected captain
Of the Wanderers. The team will report
for practice two nights week.
The officers at Fort Adams have decided
that they cannot arrange to shoot q match
with the officers of ths brigade.
The TRIBUNE is indebted to George w.
Payne, who is now in Europe, for copy
of the Manchester, Eng, News.
Johnston milk peddlers have combinet
and will raise the price Of the lsctesl fluid
one cent quart, on tho first OF October.
There will be fremens contest at the
Attleboro fair. The Mansfield, Franklir
and Foxboro departments will participate
The races of the Pawtucket Driving as
sociation will take place on the Driving
Park Saturday. Racing begins at O'clock
On account Of errors in the requisitior
papers Detective Parker did not brin,
George ii. Eiwood TO Rhode Island ye ster
day. New papers will be issued today.
The following Rhode Islanders have beer
granted pensions: Origins!-Caleb Juhu
son, William A. johnson; original, widow
Amanda M. Blanchard, Margaret A.
Monroe.
The st. Johns Church fair was ATTENDED
las. evening by the Guarde Lafayette abt
Cercle Jacqnes Cartier of Central Falls
A street parade was made, led by the Paw
tucket Drum corps.
1t is stated that Mayor Goodw in inform, {
member of the common council last even
ing, before the meeting of that body, ths
in the event of the gravel pit ordinsrc,
passing, he would not approve it.
John L. Cattansch went to Providenc
yesterday to arrange a wrestling match wiz
Edwin Bibby of Warren. The men bal
agreed to meet, but Csttanach says Bib )
and his friends failed to show up.
Yesterday l4-inch emery wheel bur.t II
Collins machine shop on North Main street
Pieces OF the wheel were thrown with gres
force against the side Of the building. A
workman had just left the machine.
The Barnsby mill strikers of Fall Riv
enjoyed a clambske yesterday, the gift ot
sympsthizing friends in the eastern section
of the city. The strikers are firm and in
tend to stay out until their demands ar,
granted.
The united Italian societies of Providenc
have made elaborate arrangements for th
celebration of the uniicaton of Italy OF
Sept 20, 1870, by parade and banque
on the afternoon OF the 2ls, inst. supple
msnted by grand ball in the evening a
old Infantry Armory on Dorrsnce street.