Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-07

Prof. Dainty IL ready to meet all corners.
Mrs. Ann Quinn OF West Cole street
died yesterday.
The Crescent Park Wild West Show is
| in Woonsocket.
Regular bushes meeting OF Delaney
Council tonight.
The Chess Club had bake on the Curry
farm this afternoon.
John Motley was taken to the State
Almshouse yesterday.
Tonight the Pioneer will take a private
party down the river.
The big fights create great deal of in
terest In sporting circles in this city.
Fred Padley, the famous piccolo
player, has returned from Cottage City.
1t is too bad that the Summer season
with all its gaiety is thing of the past.
Miss Kittie Madden OF Lynn, Mass,
is visiting Miss Mamie McElroy OF South
Bend strict.
John It. Mcguire and wife and Miss
Clara Osfeld left yesterday for the White
Mountains.
Week day trips to the shore resorts by
the Pawtucket Steamboat Company have
been discontinued.
Mr.. Henry Mcclellan and his sister
have returned from Europe after an
absence of three months.
A meeting Of the Fourth Ward Demo-
cratic Club was held last evening aud a
campaign company formed.
There will be regular business meeting
OF Delany Council, X. of g., this evening
and every member should be present.
This evening there will be another pic
mic at Walnut Grove, South Attleboro.
The electric cars pass right by the park.
William Tolmab, u college professor In
New York, is here on a visit to his father,
School Committeeman William e. Toll
man.
Masters While and Eddie Conley have
returned to their home in Saunders,
Mass, after brief visit to their uncle,
John j. Conley, at Valley Falls.
A. K. Tilton, q. OF ", will attend the
anniversary Of Meade Camp Of East Provi.
dence this evening and will leave the
armory at 1880 in party wagon.
There will be meeting OF the Bourke
Cochran Club this evening in Celtic Hall,
when samples OF uniforms will be shown.
Every member should be present.
The games Saturday on the Dexter street
grounds will probably be between the
Pacifcs, Wickfords, Hopes end Stars.
The Woodbines are going to Statewide.
Judge Shove had five cases before him
this morning. Two hailed from Attle-
boro, two from this city and one from
Avon, Mass. All were fined e. and costs
This evening a meeting of the License
Commissioners will be held when those
who wish to demonstrate against granting
a license to Joseph McGonagle should be
present.
The hremen of No. 3 station, Prospect
street, were yesterday the recipients of
handsome Bible from the Rhode Island
Bible Society, for which gift they are duly
grateful.
No one should miss the illustrated
lecture on the Footsteps of Columbus in
T., Old aud NeW WuIll," b. Prot. Cum
nings Of Boston in Music Hall Sunday
evening.
Charles Chandler has some fine building
lots for sale on the Lindsey pike and Power
road. II Is an excellent place for work.
ingmen, and electrcs cars will soon be
running there.
Sunday evening G. c. Corbett will talk
to his many friends on "Life" In the
Providence Opera House. Mr.. Corbett
has seen life In all its phases and his talk
will be interesting.
Yesterday Nichols black team ran away
while 1t was being harnessed at the stable
on Broadway. Officer Dunn stopped IL
and all the thanks he got for the risk and
trouble was an order to let the team alone.
The make up OF the Pythians for to-
morrow's game with the Elmwoods for
the secret society championship is as fol-
Marshall, 20; Rowbotham, 3b; Dorl, so;
Lee, IL; Hunt, CT; Porritt, rf; T. b. Ken.
ney, umpire.
At the meeting OF the veteran firemen
Monday evening seventy Ave members
we're present which plainly shows that an
unusual interest is being taken In the
muster to take place on Boston common
September 1ith. Three new members
were admitted and one proposed. The
trial OF the Hay Cart was very salts
factory. This evening another trial will
be given and also on Saturday afternoon
at $50, after which a chowder will be
served.
Sunday evening October 2, the Hope
Concert Company will give a grand select
concert in Temperance Hall, High street.
All those who attended the last entertain
ment can judge what this one will be.
Among those who have been engaged to
take part are Miss Mulvey OF Providence,
soprano; Miss Howath Of East Attleboro
elocutionist; Mossrs. Mcclure and Fay
OF Providence, piano and violin duett;
Willie Breslin The boy soprano. Any
one who has had the pleasure to hear this
wonderful child will be pleased to hear
hiin again. che Hope Concert Company
is a double quartette and one OF the best
In this section.