Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-26
HIT OR MISS.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporter
Clean About Town.


laid up with sprained ankle.
An interesting meeting of the Catholic
Knights was held last evening.
The Woonsockets defeated the Holyoke
Wednesday by a score of 10 to 6.
The Foxboro and Attleboro Base Bal
teams meet next Tuesday at the fair.
The Foxes of Fisherville want TO secur,
Hanavan but do not know his address.
Robert Sherman passed around some
delicious pears on Main street yesterday.
Engineers are at work on East averut
surveying the portion that is to be wideDed
What has happened to DIR. Kochs sure
cure for consumption and Stewards Elixir
Of LifeI
1t will cost the members of the Golden
Grail in Providence from SllO to $3.50 u
get 800
The trial Of Captain Kenyon for the
murder of John McInnis has been set down
for November ..
The Wanderers are playing Mcconnell OF
the Brooklyn Longfellows today. Stanton
10 laid up with illness.
The Slater truck, located at the Is house,
has had a brake put on and "A much.needed
dasher placed in position.
Miss Maggie Hanna, Of Beecher street,
and nephew, Master Herbert Hanna, ~,
visiting relatives in the Whaling city.
James Cooney, who has beer nursing a
split finger at his home in Providence, has
resumed his position on the Chicago League
team.
The new police ambulance was called
into use late lsst night to carry q sick per
son from the Benedict house to his home in
Providence.
The police ambulance WIS called into
requ:sition last evening to take a sick man
from the Benedict House to his home in
Providence.
The old Epbrism Dean Inn, at Attleboro,
built at DeAntown in 1881, was burned to
its foundation yesterday causing u loss of
$1,000 or s250O
Get the SUNDAY TRIBUNE in the morning.
1t will interest you al! day. There will be
especial ladies' annex and the children will
not be forgotten.
Lovers of football had 10 10 out of town
today to see game. Fall River had more
than its share, with the Wanderers and
Thistles in town.
Tomorrow SUNDAY TRIBUNE will have a
full sccount of all the football games, be-
sides special articles on all Kinds Of sports
Order copy tonight
Captain Charles ID. Eddy, of Bristol, has
been appointed collector of customs for the
ports Of Warren and Bristol. to succeed
Howard Manchester of Bristol
The Interstate company are vigorously
pushing the work on their raily az betxeen
Attleboro and this city over three milc.
Of rails have already bsen laid.
Rhode Island is TO join the Labor Day
column. petition of labor organiz,
tions will be sent to the legislature sskiDg
that Labor Day be made a legal holiday.
The Pawtucfets are trying to arrange "A
game with the Milfords for next Saturday
The Milfords are strong team and will
give the Pawtuckets a hard game TO win
This beautiful weather and moonliuh,
nights make this the most enjoyable season
OF the year for bicyclists But few NOR,
weeks remain in whic to use the machines
Eddie Mcvay of this city is with Dock.
stader's minstrels. lie goes under the
name OF Daniel Marvel His many friends
were pleased 10 see him 10 the parade
today.
AT this season of the year there is gener-
ally more weddings than at aoy other time.
Even the beautiful spring" ,ils to inspire
the average lover with the proper amour,
OF courage necessary to pop the question.
The Milfords will play the Boston league
club on Mondsy, October l2 Kelley and
Clsrkson will be the battery for the league
1t looks AZ though the Milford boys are
liable to get out of their sphere of useful.
ness.
One OF the umpires on the State Leagu,
stan this year 10 so well-known to the aver
age small boy that lie cannot 90 down stree
without member of the rising generation
shouting. "Come in your OUT" or, "On,
striker
Uncle Sam has agreed to furnish tn,
weather indications" to the people o.
Attleboro il the town will furnish th,
necessary signals. Attleboro is probabI,
trying to secure good weather for thu
agricultural fair.
The Musical and Literary association o
North Attleboro is increasing in member
chip and resources and is arranging for
pleasant winter season. Some lherar
associations Of Pswtucket might do well t
follow the example Of our North Attlebor
neighbors.
A party wagon filed with members U
the Blue Bell lodge OF the Independer
Order Of Good Templars Of Provldenc
paid . fraternal visit to this city last nigf
and we're handsomely entertained by th
local lodge In the hall Of Eureks lodg,
Knights of Pythias. They left for home ,