Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30
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The days are growing shorter.
Officer Slocum is on his vacation.
B. q. BraEeau Ia Ill with malaria.
John p. Mahoney Is home from Block
Island.
Miss Jennie Coffey has returned from
Bristol.
The Petrol vas laid on for the season
yesterday.
The "Fours" had hose coupling drill
last evening.
II will be Democratic day at Rocky
Point Saturday.
Monday the schools will be opened and
the Fall term begun.
The fall season for aeronauts begins be-
fore Summer Is over.
The football season viii bo opened In
Fall River Labor Day.
Miss Mary Smith of Broad street,
Valley Falls, is home on q brief vaca.
tion.
William 3. Turner has gone to New
Hamsphire for few days rest and recrea-
ton.
Attiebore, New Bedford, Cranston and
this city were represented In court
this morning.
A Meeting of the Cleveland and Steven
son Guards was held last evening at 81
Randall street.
A new and interesting advertisement OF
the New England Grocery store will be
found In this issue.
Already the usual number of dark
horses begin to loom up for the Mayoralty
on the Republican side.
The ambulance was called out today.to
take man from 10 Water street to the
Rhode Island Hospital.
Herbert Horton OF ID. Con q Sons has
returned from his vacation, which was
spent In Bar Harbor, Me.
The Wanderers have been drawn to
meet the East Ends In the first round of
the American competition.
Newsdealer Douglas has o flne line of
campaign uniforms, fireworks, red fire
etc. Read his advertisement.
The "Twos" prscticed with the warwick
tr ok last evening and ran 10 up In min
ute 90 seconds, which beats ell previous
records.
Charles Kenns, known In this city a.
Charles A. Mack, Is with Clsveland's
minstrels, as one OF the "Four Bmperors
of M usio."
w. Ii. Hughes was lucky enough to win
the horse valued at $500, which was the
prize In drawing for the benefit OF st.
Joseph's new school
Next Monday Superintendent Thomas
Corcoran OF the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company will give all his agents an
outing at Crescent Park.
Henry Tabor of New Bedford was ar
rested by Officer Leonard yesterday and
this morning was sent TO the Farm for
six months as Q common drsnkard.
This is the last day the Pawtucket
Steamboat Company win run the steamers
week days on the Summer time table.
Only two trips will be made hereafter.
The Cinnamon OF this city have not yet
complied with the law requiring them to
have their photographs taken. One
"washee' said: ,"Pletty soon have
picture takee."
little excitement was created on Main
street lass night BY dog that had . Ht.
Everybody thought Is vas . case Of rabies,
but the animal died without attempting
to injure anyone.
Marriage intentions have been Hled at
the City Clerks ONCE by George e. Nc
Cloud of Bhelbourne Falls, Mass. and
Della f. Henley of this city, Thomas
Dodds and Hattie Currier.
Barney Whslen, the wall known barber
OF Mineral Spring avenue, 10 passing
around fragrant havsnss on account Of q
bouncing baby girl whioh appeared in his
household yesterday N orning.
c. c. Corbsst, the we'll known news
paper writer, formerly OF this city and
Providence, but now of Chicago, viii have
talk with his friends and the public on
Sunday, Sept. IL, at the Providence Opsra
House, on the subject OF "Life."
The funeral OF Joseph Bennett was SOL
emnised yesterday afternoon from his late
residence, corner of Park and Gooding
streets, Pleasant View. II was attended
by q delegation from Court Love and
Truth, A. q. f., OF which order be had
been member for nearly forty years.
Last evening . special meeting OF
Delany Council, x. OF C., was held and
two candidates admitssd In the arst and
second degrees. Business, OF Importance
In regard TO the coming trip 70 New
Haven and also the coming lecture was
transacted. There wss present visiting
members from La Bale Council, Provi-
dence, Mystical Rose Council, wsuregan,
Conn, and from woonsooket.
Sunday hundreds OF people visited
Stump Hill 70 see the shaft that is being
sunk by Professor Carpenter OF Provi-
dence In the hops of nndins gold. The
article In Fridays issue of the Tribune
in regard 10 the gold nins was the cause
OF SO many visiting shs place. The resi-
dents were very much pleased with the
visitors.
ID costs I la cents TO grow . Georgia
watermelon; si-s cents TO get u 10 rail-
road depot; Ella csnts 10 - 10 70 New
York. 10 10 then sold for ssvssty-ave
cents, and the purchaser loses two days
time st four dollars per day, and has two
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