Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-08
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair and colder.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where BY Ubiquitous Reporters.

where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
The Pythian championship game is on
The Committee on Library meets this
evening.
Double breasted coats are all the rage fol
this Fall.
William Penn Division, 8. of r., me,
last night.
The Cleveland and Stevenson Guards
met last night.
Miss Matte Briggs OF Phenix is visiting
friencs In this city.
The games on the Dexter street grounds
Saturday will be good ones.
The Committee on Accounts holds Its
monthly meeting this evening.
Don't forget the excursion to Fall River
next Sunday on steamer Planet by the
Sarsfeld Association.
Edward McAioon and Charles McElrov,
with lady friends, went to the seashore to-
day for brief vacation.
The families of Col. T.. T.. Hayes and
Dennis Buckley, who have been at the
Pier, have returned home.
One week from today several good races
will take place on the Pawtucket Driving
Park In the 2:40 and 3-minute class.
The Interstate Company has laid It's
rails over North Main street and the cars
will run down on High street IN q few
days.
George w. Bullock and Charles Baun-
ders, formerly conductors for the Paw
tucket Company, have accepted positions
with the Interstate Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Deigneault are on a
visit to their friends in Albany, Troy,
Cohoes, Platsburg, N. Y, and at Roudses
Point on Lake Champlain. They will
also visit Montreal and Quebec.
The police ambulance was brought into
roquisition at 1850 a. m. yesterday to
carry Jeannette Goss, who had been taken
with q At, to her home, corner OF Mineral
Spring avenue and the Power road.
w. Waldo Robinson, Esq, issued q writ
today for go, 900, returnable at the Octo-
ber term OF the Supreme Court, at the in
stance Of Peter Champagne against the
Valley Falls Company for the loss OF an
arm.
"Lane's Country Cousin" arrived In
town yesterday and began renewing old
acquaintances In right royal manner.
He was resplendent In a new suit, loud
necktie, tall hat and light overcost, and a
big roll OF u bills.
The Democratic City Committee will
hold q clambake at Rhodes on the Paw
tuxet on Friday, September l6. Elisha
w. Bucklin, e. j. McCaughey and Ed
ward McCaughey are committee to make
arrangements for 1t.
Those intending to take advantage OF
the low fare to New York city and Coney
Island on next Saturday night should Sc
cure their tickets Immediately from
James Gregory, corner of Main and Water
streets. The number Is limited.
Harper Shaw of Lowell, formerly OF
this city, is spending a few days at the
home of Mr.. Black of this oity. Last
evening a number OF his friends called on
him and spent an enjoyable evening.
Miss Mary Black,presided at the piano.
John Bertwell was the lucky man to
receive the pair OF shoes at Gallagher's,
Monday evening. Mr.. Gallagher is pre-
pairing for some extensive alterations at
his store owing to his rapidly increasing
business which when completed will be
one of the neatest of its kind In the city,
Providence parties want Prof. Dainty to
meet Falvey in glove contest for num-
ber Of rounds or to finish. Mr.. Dainty
very sensibly refuses to do 30 AZ Falvey
has been training some time and Mr.
Dainty cannot afford to leave his business
In this city and go in training for a fight
lie has a number Of pupils.
This month the Central avenue branch
OF the Interstate Street Railway Company
will be opened and the circuit completed
from East Attleboro, Attleboro Falls,
North Attleboro, Wrentham and this city
The present line runs into North Attic
boro, while the new line will run into
East Attleboro, making a belt line.
About twenty members A. X. Tilton
Camp, q. OF W, left their armory last night
for East Providence to attend the ami
versary Of George q. Meade Camp. They
returned home In good season and spoke
we'll of the hospitsble manner In which
they were entertained. Colonel Sweet.
land was unable to attend on account oi
Illness.
A regular meeting Of Delaney Council
K. of c., was hello last evening. The
greater part of the business transacted re-
lated to the coming celebration In New
Haven. A committee to procure badges
was appointed and Grand Knight John b
Carlin submitted q very handsome design
The committee on lecture reported all ar.
rangements completed.
In the District Court this morning
James Twohey, 80 years OF age, was sent
to the Farm for six months as q COM
mon drunkard. He and a chum, who
were handcuffed together when being
taken to Jail lied many to say "there goes
Corbett and Sullivan" as both had dis
colorod optics and bruises on their faces,
Monday evening we'll attended meet
ing OF the First Ward Democratic Club
was held. John J. Mclaughlin was
elected permanent Chairmany p. j.
Cooney, Secretary, and J. r. Hyde, Treas-
urer. The Carroll Guards, a campaign
company, isa part Of the club and John
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