Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-06
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode iIsland: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.

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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Tower Post met last night.
Waldo street is being curbed and i'm
proved generally.
The Chess Club will have a ciambake on
the Curry farm tomorrow.
Pine street is being ploughod up prepa-
tory to being macadamized.
There was a meeting OF the Carroll
Guards at 81 Carnation street last evening.
Contractor Kenneth Mckay and wife
OF Valley Falls are at the White Noun
tains.
The Pioneer will take a party for a
moonlight sail down the river tomorrow
evening.
Chief Brieley of the Fire Department Is
spending his vacation with his daughter
In Lynn, Mass.
Cherry cottage, No. 2, Camp White, is
occupied for this week by Il. +. Taylor
and family of this city.
The "hurry up" wagon was called out
again last night. Three or four calls a
day now is nothing unusual.
q. M. Collins and wife OF New Bedford,
Mass, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
+. Patt on High street, Valley Falls.
Frank Martin was charged with assault
on his wife this morning and pleaded not
guilty. He will be given trial later.
A months mind mass was celebrated
at st Mary's Church this morning for the
repose of the soul of Bernard Trainor.
Bernard Coopey Of the firm OF Radikin
q Cooney is on business trip to Boston,
Lynn, Haverhill and the Bay State cities.
The work Of constructing the addition
Horseshoe works at Valley Falls has be-
gun.
At the meeting OF Union Division, No.
4, Uniform Rank, X. of p, last evening,
several newly-elected officers were in
stalled.
The mammoth chilled steel safe manu-
factured for the First National Bank has
been purchased by Charles B. Duckworth h,
jeweler.
Charles Ball of Berkeley has accepted
the challenge of Thomas Hood to rnn
100 yards II he will be allowed five feet
handicap.
The Pawtucket Railroad Company did
good business yesterday as the cars were
liberally patronized by the many visitors
that were In town.
A portion OF the machinery for the ad-
| dition which the Valley Falls Company
Is making on the Cumberland side is OK
pected to arrive this week.
Since the death of the Rev. Thomas
Kane there has been neither high mass
nor vesper service at st. Patrick's Church,
Valley Falls, until last Sunday.
John q. Loeckler, designer for the Val
ley Falls Company, is at Manchester, N.
H., attending the big German musical
festival which is In progress In that city.
Though IL was not Labor Day I'm this
State yesterday, many from this city went
down the river and met many friends
from the Bay State. There was large
crowd.
The Lincoln Thistles would like to ar
range for foot ball match with any other
amateur eleven In the State. Address
challenges to Herbert Longworth, Lor-
raine mills.
Delany Council, X. of g., will hold a
regular business meeting tomorrow even
ing. Final arrangements will be made
10 bn 81, 10
member should be present.
V. 4. Guertin, whose barber shop has
been entered into through window
twice within short time has placed an
iron rail outside the windows reaching
from Main street to Park Place.
A meeting of tho Fourth Ward Demo
cratic Club will be held at the corner Of
Bloomington and Hurley avenues this
evening at O'Clock. A campaign COM
prn, 'st1 hc formed in this ward.
This morning at s. Jcscpn'a Church
Ashton, months mind mass was cele.
brated for the repo q of the soul of George
Fred Quinn, who was instantly killed
while playing ball on the Dexter street
grounds few weeks ago.
Miss Lille Myers OF New York city,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
William II. Grimes OF Denver street, re-
turned to her home yesterday. Miss
Myers made friends during her stay In
this city who will be pleased to see her
again soon.
Many people from this city attended
the Union picnic OF st. Mary's parish,
North Attieboro, In Walnut Grove yes
terday. The Interstate Company ran
train OF three cars to this city and re-
turn, and still were unable to accom-
modate all who wished to ride Good
time was made and at no time were the
cars late.
Again yesterday the Wanderers put up
a great game of foot ball against the East
Ends at Fall River and the result was
that the game was a draw. The Paw
tuckets have n strong team this year and
has been shown. The first game they
won, to 1 against the Rovers and yester-
day II was draw. Fully 1900 people saw
the game.
Saturday will be great day for sports
In this city. There will be two games OF
base ball and foot race on the Dexter
street grounds, all for the usual price Of
admission. The stars will meet the Hopes