Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-25
HIT OR MISS.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporter
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Elm street took place yesterday afternoon
Summer street will be a handsome thor.
oughfare when the work of repairing 10
completed.
The walls Of the LeFavour bui.ding oo
the corner of Main aud High streets are
going up gradually.
The markets closed at noon yesterday 10
give those employed in them chance to
attend the state fair.
Battery A, Light Artillery Of Msssachr.
sets, held a clambake at Rhodes on.iha.
Pavtuset Wednesday.
Caleb w. Prince was X kcked by his
horse Tuesday evening. His teeth were
broken, ami both eyes blackGned,
At recent meeting OF the Clyde Athletic
association it was deed d not to put =
football team the ii IL this year.
The hlet,c Ambition at Profe sor Wa
hers gymnasium a week from tonight
promises to be an Interesting affair.
The wrestling match between Gilnsan Of
this city and Scorer OF Providence fer a
purse will take place tomorrow pight.
The news store Of II. III Sager has been
sold 10 James Douglas of Wonsocket Mr..
Sager had been in the business 20 years.
John B Morri,on's horse ran away on
West avenue yesterday, but was stopped
by Moses Whipp!e before any damage was
done.
Henry M Msx,0n, superintendent of
Public Schools, has purchased the res
dence Of Charles ii Bloodgood on Lyon
street.
The funeral of John S Hanna took place
from the residence of his sister, Mrs. j. 4
Carpenter, No Star street, yesterday
afternoon.
The speech that was delivered by Rich
ard Martin, at the dedication Of the Grove
street schoolhouss, is printed ia full in the
Chronicle this week.
a sea srpent so feet long has been seen
seen of the Flemish Cape The fishermen
must use something worse than jersey
lightning TO see snake as big as reported
Charles A. Wsrlaud will sell at public
auction on Camp Burnside, tomorrow af
ternoon, thirteen good builling lots now
owned by Franklin A. Steere. Sale begins
at o'clock.
The Chicago Thisiles beat the Fall River
Rovers on the ls,ter'S grounds yesterday
afternoon in hot'y contested game, G to 8.
The Thistles played strong game, but the
Rovers were weak in spots.
New sewer pockets, wider tLsn the old
ones. have been cut in the curbing, on both
sides of the street in front of Music Hall
The small ones we're insd qusts to carry
eff the surface water during a storm
The old Rough aid Ready boys are
pleased because the Volunteer won, as it i,
Button machine. They have Away
msintainel that the Button tub vas the brs
and now the people rather guess they'r,
right.
uriah Whitehead of this city would lik
10 make match With John l.. Cattanach
the latter to weigh l67 pounds, the mate
to be for either 500 or 5000 side. White
head will meet CstttnscA at any place
may sppoint.
Howard Piercs of this city is in trainin
for the coming season and was never i
better shape to sustain the laurels won b.
him on the polo surface. lie will rejo'
his old club, the Brdgeports, which will b
made up the same as last season.
William Keough of this city is one of I'll
candidates for position on tue staff G
referees of the lnterstste Polo league. II
has all the necessary qualifications and
well up on the points of the game.
better man for the place would be hard |
fud.
The executive committee of the Fa
River Cotton Manufacturers Associate
has met to consider the sdvlsibility Of
cut down Oct. /. In case of a cut dow
there is liable to be a strike which wi
cause great deal of distress during Il
winter months.
Miss Fannie Goff was surprised last ev
ming at her home on Dexter street by beiI
visited by nearly 100 of her young friend
Although it was a genuine surprise Il
young lady entertained the young people
manner that they will long remembs
Games, music and Refreshments were G
joyed and at a late hour the visitors ba
Miss Goff pleasant good night.
ii. o. Barney has struck on to a uniq
way Of advertising. Instead of placaI
and posters, on which 10 Get forth
quality and price of his merchandise,
small sized maltese cat does the whole b,
ness. Mr.. Barney, when he receives a n,
or special line Of goods, ties an attract
card around the cats neck and places 1t
q neat basket among bis goods for s
which are placed in front of toe ST
Everybody who soe. by naturally wants
see what Is on the card aud finds q '
neatly gotten up advertisement.