Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
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down.
Slater, formerly OF the Wanderers, is in
this city.
This seems 10 be season OF record
smashing.
whis, parties are a forerunner OF the
cold months.
The voice OF the politician will soon be
heard in the land.
The Bourke Cochran Club will hold an
out door drill this evening.
Mrs. William Mason and family have
returned from the seashore.
There will be meeting Of the Hope
Concert Company this evening.
The gasoline stove has pushed the un-
loaded gun for the record the past Sum
mer.
A large three story addition il being
built on the Coupe tannery in South At
tleboro.
The Star -Satersville game on the Dex-
ter street grounds tomorrow will be hot
contest.
Marion Nicholson are at Block Island for
two weeks.
Jack Mccain, formerly OF the Wander
ers, is In England and viii play with he
Accringtons.
A shaft for an elevator is being sunk In
the cellar OF the Miller Block on North
Main street.
The fifth anniversary of the LOnsdale
be observed Sunday.
A young woman was the only prisoner
before the court this morning and she was
fined q and costs.
Mrs. Sylvester Rounds, accompanied by
Miss Lena McQuiston, is visiting rela.
tives at Cottage City.
Thomas DUFF, who was sent TO the Farm
some time ago, escaped and was caught by
Officer wilbur and returned.
The pr vate moonlight excursion by the
Pawtucket steamers on Sept.7 next We'd
nesday EVENING", has not been postponed.
A Fifth Ward youth wants to know IL
it is intenoed for a compliment when his
mot her says he is beginning to act like
his dad.
The Bourke Cochran Club OF this city
will propsbly attend the Democratic de-
in BODY.
Thomas Hood OF this city and Charles
Ball of Berkeley will run 100 yard dash
on the Dexter street grounds tomorrow
after the ball game.
Daniel Cooney, the genial salesman for
Moran Bros, The candy manufacturer, is
on his vacation OF two weeks and is now
In New York city.
number OF young people have been
anxiously awaiting this evening for some
time as it is the date when the well laid
plans for surprise party will be carried
out.
Driver Hewes has beautifed the space
between the station aud stable, that is
used To wash wagons in, by whitewashing
the brick walls. He is an artist with the
brush.
The day of the russet shoe is mum
bered; and with the close OF Summer the
girl who dazzles ones eyes with red shoes
red dress and red hat will fade into OBJ
scurity.
W. III. Eaton, whose shoulder was dis
located by falling from a ladder I'm the
Sanitary Gymnasium, is so far recovered
as to be able 10 be around, but his arm is
still in sling.
party OF young men, consisting Of
John Shedden, Samuel ii. Roberts, james
Knox. Vim. Soutir and s. {. Calhoun, will
leave Monday for fortnight's outing at
Grand Lakes, Me.
Delegates from the various parishes in
the Providence diocese will hold meet
Ing next Sunday TO consider the ad-
visibility OF having a Columbus cele-
bration in October.
Several carpenters are engaged at the
station in making needed repairs. In the
center OF the Guard room there were a few
boards that had raised up several inches
making little tobaggan slide.
Miss Sarah Hndley of John street,
NhilcJ rams, nus hrrlNeu nome after
weeks stay with friends at West Wren.
than, Mass. She was accompanied upon
her return by Miss Hattie Armstrong
handsome souvenir programme viii
be presented to all who attend the illus
trated lecture on the "Footsteps OF Colum-
bus in the Old and New World" given by
Professor Cummings of Boston one week
from Sunday evening.
The following Is the makeup of tn,
Stars for tomorrow's game with tn,
Slatersyiiles; Burke and McKenna, bat
terry; Clark, Murphy and Magin on the
bases; LAWN, short shop; Hammin, Shea
and Harris IN the field.
| Professor Dante invites all to call or
him at his rooms in the Almy Block and
see the principles OF the manly art por.
trayed. Some Providence people wan,
him to meet Jack Falvey and ne In viii.
ling to box him anywhere but In Provi
dence.
A large party from the Congregations
Sunday School OF North Attleboro cam,
To this city yesterday over the Interstat,
road and embarked on chartered car o
the Union Railway Company for Roger
Williams Park, where they pleasant,
spent the day.
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