Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-07
The Probate Court is in session this af-

ternoon.
The case OF revelling against James Riley
was discontinued today.
The thirty-fve regular police officers re-
ceived their two weeks pay today.
There will be a meeting Of the old
Fourth Ward Club next Friday evening.
Rosa Cole, who has been visiting on
Harrison street, has returned to Fall
River.
Mrs. Della Rafferty, OF Lawn avenue dice
yesterday. She leaves husband and two
| children.
The Sullivan Corbett fight by rounds
will be given at Moy d Co.'s news store
this evening.
A number OF young people are arranging
for ribbon surprise party to take place
Friday night.
The marriage OF two well and favorably
known couples will take place during the
coming week.
Mrs. w. B. LYDIA OF Washington, ID. c.,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie Ryan,
on North Main street.
There will be meeting OF the Sacred
Heart Christian Doctrine Society this
evening In the school hall.
James Z. Potter Of this city has been
granted three patents this week on ma
chinery for opening, cleaning and prepar-
ing cotton.
The Cleveland and Stevenson Guards
uiII hold a ,,aatfpn tnnf1ht In THAR hall
on Randall street. Every member should
be present.
A notice of interest to mason contrac-
tors from Loren q. Ladd, Highway Com
missioner, will be found in our advertis-
ing columns.
Engineer Charles II. Parker who has
been engaged to make an examination OF
the Exchange street bridge will make his
report today at $3.50 p. m.
Miss Mary Clough, who has been visit
Mineral Spring avenue, has returned to
her home in Connecticut.
Today Chief of Police Perry recovered
the team OF Earle Wightman Of South At
tleboro at Silver Spring, where a man
named Slocum had cared for II.
The Republican State Central Committe
will meet Friday next at the Narragansett
Hotel to arrange for the holding of their
State and Congressional conventions.
Miss Lizzie Meagher, formerly a sales
lady at John Jolly q Co.'s, is now engaged
at Gobielle's millinery parlors, junction
Of Broad and North Union streets, where
she will be pleased to meet her many
friends.
Yesterday a dog that was acting
strangely bit a little boy who resides
on Water street, on the hand. Officer
Slocum took the boy home anS killed
the dog after long chase. 1t snapped at
everything In its way.
Miss Marie Therese Brazeau, pianist, a
graduate from the best professor in Bos-
ton, has opened a musical studio at S3l
Pawtucket avenue, where she will teach
the act Of playing and theory. Lessons
given at domicile.
Ex-Alderman White left here this
morning for Greenwich, N. Y, where he
will remain until next Saturday when he
will return with Mrs. White. The latter
has been visiting friends in that place for
the past four weeks.
meeting Of the Democratic City Com
mittee was held last evening and 1t was
voted to have a clambake at Rhodes on
the Pawtuxet one week from Friday.
Z. w. Bucklin, E. J. McCaughey and Ed
ward McCaughey are the committee.
Miss J. e. Bowen, the efficient book
keeper at the New Idea Store, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Nora Chace,
are visiting friends in Boston and Spring.
field. From there they will visit the
home Of Miss Bowen at Danielsonville,
Conn.
AS will be seen by reference to our adj
vertising columns an excellent chance to
visit New York at very reasonable ex-
pense will be afforded by the trip of the
elegant steamer City of New York OF the
Sound line feet. The boat will leave
Hopkins's wharf, Providence, Saturday
night at 8 o'clock and will return early on
Monday morning to the same place. The
fare for the round trip is only two dollars.
Professor Walker of the Sanitary Gym
nasium and the members are getting up
social club where they can spend the COM
ing Winter cvcr'rgs IN a'eomfortable and
pleasant manner. ruey propose 10 hire
one OF the large rooms In the CuttreIl
block and put in pool table, and have 1t
fitted up nicely. The daily and weekly
papers Will always be on file and the
rooms will be open the same hours as the