Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-22

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Cape.
Mrs. william Brshmin OF Spring street
Is seriously III.
City Treasurer Bates and family went
today TO Nsntuckut.
Willie Wood the violinist, Is on his way
home from Germany.
Miss Maggie williams has bees spend.
Ing the past few days at Mansfield.
In the District Court this morning four
drunks were fnod and one discharged.
Onlcer Dwyer was on the "Bowsry"
beat today In ofiicer McConnell's absence.
Mrs. Louise Horton OF Lonsdale has re-
turned from q visit TO frients In Waurc-
gan, Conn.
Miss Debby Knox, the talented young
elocutionist OF this city, Ia visiting
friend in Unionville, Mass.
Lynd a Murphy presented the police
with black caps and the reporters with
blue caps to be worn at the game.
Tomorrow afternoon the Directors OF
the Interstate road will make q trial
trip over their new road, starting at
Attleboro.
William Stienmetz of Summit street
wears a happy smile today. His wife pre-
sented him with q nine pound daughter
last night.
Tomorrow the Brotherhood of Painters
and Decorators will make an excursion to
Rocky Point. The party ought to have a
color bearer.
A leading dressmaker overhearing q
rival speak Of the surge Of the ocean, took
the nrst boat for Newport to secure a
sample OF the goods.
The rumor that Captain Anson of the
Windy City, is in town to sign some of
the reporters for the colts team is with
out the slightest foundation.
The Chess Club has elected the following
officers: President, e. B. Crocker; Vice
President, A. ID. Ross; Treasurer, ID. 8.
Dexter; Secretary, Henry Jerauld.
William Beauregard, President OF the
Y. p. 8. Z. e., connected with the
Pleasant View Baptist Church, will 20 to
Keene, N. H., on Saturday for a two
weeks vacation.
There will be a meeting of the Bourke
Cochran Club In Gaelic Hall this evening
at 7:3o. A communication Is expected
from the great Tammany leader after
whom the club is named.
The fremen from No. 4 station were
obliged to 60 through Central Falls to get
to box 9, yesterday, as Exchange street is
closed by the sewer. The only other way
to get there was over the granite bridge.
At the police reporter game last year Dr.
solomon's band gave concert. This year
the only music was that of the horse hide
as II waltzed through the gentle zephyrs,
propelled not very gently by the willow.
The funeral OF Miss Lizzie Dudley,
daughter OF Rev. Alexander McGregor,
took place today from her parents resi-
dence on the corner OF Exchange and
Cottage streets. The funeral was private.
Rhody Hart, carpenter employed by
Benjamin F. Smith, while at work yes
terday afternoon. was overcome by the
heat, and was taken to his home, corner
OF Japonica and Park streets, in the police
ambulance.
Sealer OF Weights and Measures
Crawford yesterday arrested a peddler
named Michael Garen, who was selling
q quart OF wo-tleberries for 10 cents. The
box did not contain quart and so he was
arrested and the berry measure seized.
from the Pawtucket Street Railway Com
pany near the residence OF President Cur
rier OF the Cumberland Town Council, on
Broad street, Valley Falls, in accordance
with vote passed by that body some time
ago.
The little store owned by William Wilde
on weeden street, beyond Log Bridge,
was entered some time Wednesday nsght
and a quantity Of beer, tobacco and cigars
taken. Entrance was gained by breaking
out the glass and crawling through the
window.
Oficer Rockford was called upon TO ar
rest man last evening who, IL is said, has
been abusing his family in a more or less
shameful manner Of late. While on the
way to the police station the prisoner
swore that before another day had passed
he would be at the bottom OF the Paw
tucket river.
James Hewes, the lad who was injured at
the mill OF the Dexter Yarn Company yes
terday morning, was somewhat worse last
evening, so much so that the attending
physician, DR.. Lane, was hastily sum-
moned. He found the lad q little out OF
his head, but does not consider the case at
all serious, providing nothing sets in OF an
unexpected nature.
The 18th annual excursion OF the Al
fredians will take place next Wednesday,
the distination being Rocky Point. II
will be a great day, as upwards OF $500
worth of prizes will be competed for.
All the old English sports and pastimes
will be held, and characteristic dances, to
conclude with grand tableaux. No ex-
pense is spared 10 make this the best OK.
cursion Of the season.
The Lawrence and Pawtucket teams
were to have played a champion ship game
here yesterday, but at the time for the
game to begin neither team was on the
field. The Lawrence team were here, but
a. the home team were nowhere to be
found, they left the city before noon. IL
looks decidedly as though the Pawtuckets