Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-18
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Manager O'Brien of the Goodridge base
ball team of Newport is i'll.
A woman about so years old was lodged
at the police station last night.
~The funssl of Andrew Lsnigsn of
Gro,to avenue took place today.
The infant child of Michael Kelly of
Fountain street died yesterday.
The Pswtucket City band moved into its
new quarters in Dexter block yesterday.
A gang of bod carriers at Hopedale
struck yesterday on account of the wages
being reduced from sl.75 TO Sl.50
The frs, Bristol county game of the sea
son will be played one week from Sltur-
day by the Conanicuts and Rovers.
Mrs. Thomas Padley who has been in the
South for more than year is visiting her
mother, Mrs Oates, on Pine street.
One of McHale's delivery teams from
Providence broke on Main street near
Hsskell's bolt shop yesterday afternoon.
Kane Branch, Catholic Knights of AMIR
lea, will celebrate its sixth anniversary in
Lon,dale hall this evening by grand
ball
The Hamiltops will 20 to Baskerville tc-
morrow to play the Foxes of that place
: The game was once postponed on sccoupt
of rain.
The excursion of the Sarsfed Associa
tion takes place next Sunday. The boat
leaves the wharf at 10 O'Clock. See ad-
vertisemen..
In the district court this morning William
Sunderland was fined 50 and costs for de-
Officer Callahan.
Albert Goodier, of Brooklyn, n Y, is
visiting relstvds here for few days. Mr..
G)oder is native of this city, and left
here 20 years ago.
The parishioners of ST. Pauls church
last evening rendered reception to their
new pastor, Rev. T. B. Foster, and Mrs
Foster in the residence of Dr. Wheaton.
Ward McAllister, the leader of the
Four Hundred in society, is reported ILL.,
Newport Observer.
Perhaps it is becsure the Prince of Wales
is indisposed.
The foil contest between Prof. Felix II.
Davis of the Metropole club and Albert
Lebs of Rome, Italy, will take place in
Providence, September 9oth. Neither
has ever lost match.
special meeting of the New England
football league will have to be called to
make arrangements for a few open dates,
as at present they conflict with the drawing
for games in the American cup,
very interesting meeting of the
Christian Doctrine Society of the Church
Of the Sacred Heart was held Wednesday
evening. 1t was voted to appropriate $50
TO replenish the Sunday school library.
At 81. Josephs church Sunday Father
ORourke will take up q collection for the
benefit of his church in Birmingham, Eng.
Further particulars of the work ard object
of the worthy priest will be given to.
morrow
William II Larkn, the victim Of Ih:
Pine stree, stabbing sftay, is getting along
nicely at the Rhode Island hospital, and hi.
recovery is now al assured fact. His az
ssilant will have a trial in the tenth district
court next month.
A. meeting Of the New Bedford
Spinners i, was voted TO assi.t the Fall
River strike in every way possible. Pal
Rivers fight is our fght, and wy are De.
termine1 10 help in the struggle" was the
sentiment expressed.
The Norwich Record of Monday said
Only one case occupied the attention of
Judge kellogg this morning. Josep'
Kelly of PaWtucket, r was accused o.
sleeping out" lie told plausible story
and the case was adjourned till tomorrow,
to zee If il could b. verified.
The following will be the makeup of
the Tbistles from the Windy city, in thr
game with the Olympics tomorrow Glib,
goal; Barr and Patterson, full backs;
Mcmillan, Devsr and Mcdonald, half
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Connolly, center; Walker and McEyan.
left wing; Boyd and Mofett, reserves.
The following marriage intentions were
recorded at the city clerks Office YESTERDAY !:
Eugene II. Bsllou and Mary A. King:
Charles Ward and Harriet jackson; James
L Jennison and Mary a. Eaton; Charles
W. Hunt and Mary S. Boss, all of this
city, aud Michael II. Collopy and Mary T.
Duffy Of Lawrence, Mass.
The following is taken from the Milford
Daily News Of Monday 1.-Two young men
from Pswtucket, who said they had driven
to Hayden Rowe, got go gloriously drunk
that while on their way home they felt in
need of nap and got out about half way
between South Milford and BellinQham,
laid down on the roadside, and went to
sleep When they awoke they could find
no trace of their team and finally took the
Z o'clock train for home. Officer Whitney
and George Gerrish were notified and thi,
,norning early started out to look up the
am, and after three hours search found