Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-11
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Miss Annie Sweet has returned from
visit to Connecticut.
The Grand officers visited Eureka Lodge,
X. OF r., last evening.
The Court OF Probate will hold a session
this afternoon at o'clock.
The Berkeleys will come to this city
Saturday and play the Woodbines.
Harper Brothers circus will be here next
next Monday. II IL an old-time one ring
show.
The Young IrelandeIs Association will
make an excursion 10 Fall River, Sunday
May 22.
The Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society has committee at work already
preparing for the annual excursion.
The grand social OF the Young Mems
Social Club will take place In German
Hall, Glenwood avenue, Friday evening.
Miss Minnie Il. Bunker, a young lady
well known In Central Falls, died at her
home In North Middleboro, Mass, on
Sunday.
In the District Court thrs morning
Peter Connors was fined $5 and costs for
an assault on special officer Henry
Massey.
The r. ID. Daniels Company will present
drama in st. Mary's School Hall Friday
evening under the auspI,es OF the Christ
ian Doctrine Society.
Yesterday afternoon large ledge larger
than either of the two heretofore found
was struck by the workmen In the
North Main street sewer.
Tickets are selling well for the enter
tainment to be given in the st. Mary's
new school hall, under the auspices OF the
st. Mary's Christian Doctrine Society.
Fred TOPPER, young lad employed at
the shoe store in the Blnyon Block, was
badly injured about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon by getting caught In the eleva-
tor.
This evening the Hay Cart will be taken
out and given a trial on School street.
The "boys" are getting the machine
ready for the Fourth OF July muster in
Providence.
There is liable to be q strike among the
painters in this city soon. They demand
that nine hours shall constitute days
work. Some OF the employers say they
agree with the men.
People residing on Garden street will
consider themselves shut out from the
world for a while when the cars are run
to Providence by way OF Main street while
Garden street is being paved.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original
George II. Scission, I Patrick Sullivan,
Aaron Andrews. Additional-George r.
Greene. Original widows Dorman,
Louise NJ. Wilson.
The Triangle Club will hold a festival
Thursday and Saturday evenings in Tenn
perance Hall, junction of East and Paw
tucket avenues. Music will be by vance's
orchestra and good time is guaranteed
to those who attend.
The games for today are: Pawtucket
at Lewiston, Woonsocket at Salem, Man
chester at Brockton and Lowell at Port
land. Pawtucket, Manchester, and
Salem are now tied for first place with 9
games played, avon and 2 lost. Woon-
socket has dropped point.
People should attend the games here
Friday and Saturday for the team has
shown itself worthy Of support and must
have 1t In order to live. The game Friday
is with the Manchesters and Saturday
with the Brocktons. Pawtucket and
Manchester are tie now and both will be
good games.
A funny remark was made by a little
fellow who Is employed by a we'll known
Main street business man the other day
The gentleman had occasion to repri'
mand him rather sharply and the littl'
fellow in his confusion got his Englisf
twisted and said gravely; "Well, III yot
amt glad with me I'll 60 home"
The Pleasant View Literary Association
celebrated their anniversary last evening
| by a reunion of the members with theil
families and a few invited guests. Johr
| II. huETuy pIVSiucu hhu uu huoICSS WA
delivered by Patrick McAlevy. Ther'
was singing by several of the member
present after which dancing was In orde
until about midnight. During the even
ing collation. was served. The committe'
In charge were John f. Murray, Frank w
Miller, Joseph McNally, Thomas Gala
CHAN, Frank McKenna and Augustu
Burns.
Before Judge Rog g.rs yesterday morning
the case OF Luceus White ct al. W.. Hepr,
G. Perry, executor, was heard. This is a
appeal from a decree OF the Court o
Probate OF this city admitting to probat
the will OF Benjamin White, late of thi
city. The appellants allege as the reaso
OF appeal that Benjamin White ut th
time OF executing of the will was not q
sound and disposing mind and memory
Mr.. White by his will left all his prop
ertv, valued at about $4,000, 10 tn
American Millennium Association, a 90
ciety processing to be OF the Second Ad
vent faith. His relatives are trying :
break the will.
The "Lost Paradise" Is distinctively
play OF today. There is not a characts
In this drama that il not drawn true I
life, from the class OF people who make a
the population of n busy manufacturin
town. The brawny man, at times owe,
| assert I've of his riohts: the stoop. shou