Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-13
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair and warmer.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

night.
The Stars will meet the Wickfords Sat
urday.
The Invictis have the Dexter street
grounds for Saturday.
Half a dozen persons were arrested for
drunkenness last uight.
There is some talk OF match between
Montreal" and Dainty.
East Attleboro branch.
The Cleveland and Stevenson Guards are
getting ready for business.
Miss Lizzie Rutledge OF Valley Falls is
on a visit to Boston friends.
Sergeant Nickerson returned to duty
last night after vacation OF u week.
NJ. Moy a. Co. are making quite busi-
ness OF providing campaign uniforms.
Delany Council, K. OF c., have com
pieted arrangements for the New Haven
trip.
There will be an out door drill meeting
of the Bourke Cochran Club tomorrow
evening.
Louis A. Wood OF this city started Sat-
urday on the excursion with Reeves
American Band to Oregon.
Tomorrow IL the day that the flremen
will spread themselves. Betting Is even
on the Hay Cart and Volunteer.
Benjamin Ramsdell, the day telegraph
operator at Valley Falls, and his family
are visiting at Marshfeld, Mass.
The young men realize with not a small
touch of sorrow that the straw hat and
russet shoes have been called in.
Neglige shirts are so comfor able that n
fellow hates to shake them, but the sea-
son is unfavorable and they must go.
Officer Mowry began his weeks vaca-
tion yesterday, and Officer Goodwin is
patroling the depot beat In his absence.
The new uniforms OF the Bourke Cock
ran Club will be here Monday evening
and will be distributed to the members.
This evening there will be band con-
cert and dance by the Pawtucket City
Band at Walnut Grove, South Attleboro.
"The Police Patrol" was the attraction
at B. +. Keith's Opera House last night
and will be produced the remainder Of
this week.
The students who spent their vacations
in this city are bidding goodbye to their
relatives and friends this week for
another year.
Friends of John l.. Cattanach posted
800 yesterday at the Metropole for a for
felt that they hope the hackers of Nc
Carthy will cover.
Daniel Brady of Pleasant View left to-
day tdenter st. Michael's college, Toronto,
Holy Cross college.
Many people went down the tracks from
Woodlawn last night to witness the
wreck and the wrecker. There were over
one hundred men at work.
The souvenir programmes given away at
the lecture under the auspices of Deiany
Council Sunday evening were something
new and made quite hit.
Conductor Thomas w. ID. Mason OF the
Prospect street electric car route re-
turned to duty yesterday morning after
his vacation enforced by accident.
Sergt. Maj. Terrence Goodwin of the
Soldiers Home, Togus, Me-, Is here on a
brief visit. He reports the Pawtucket
veterans at the Home all comfortable.
John O'Meara OF Valley Falls, who has
been connected with Gaskin's pharmacy,
for some time, left last night for Ottawa to
enter college and fnish his education.
The Sir Knights of Holy Sepulchre
Commandery are considering the matter
OF going to Chicago to attend the dedi-
catory exercises OF the Worlds Fair build
ings.
II is not certainty that Corbett will be
at the Metropole Thursday night, but IL
he does get to Providence what crowd
will greet him. He will spar Jim Daily,
not with Cattanach as reported.
The shaft OF the Steamer Planet broke
Sunday when she was just below the
bridges on the down trip, and the excur-
sionists were obliged to wait there until
the Pioneer came and took them of.
Chief ,Brierly, at the request OF the
Water Commissioners, will make test of
the fire hydrants at Lebanon Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. All persons in
terested are cordially invited TO be pre-
sent.
Yesterday pocketbook containing
quite a sum OF money was lost between
French street and Main street bridge.
The loser can hardly afford to lose the
money and the finder will please return
itOto this Office.
Many people from this city were cheated
out OF an evenings enjoyment last night
by the trains TO the city not running on
time owing to the freight wreck. A party
bound for the Opera House were waiting
for train at S:i5.
Park Place Church and Society are max
ing preparations for observing the 10th
anniversary of the church on the first
Sunday of the coming October. The ar
rangements are not yet fully completed
but in general way II is proposed 10
hold services In the morning in the
church with historical sermon by the
pastor; the Sunday school will be held nj
l o'clock y. IN. I'm Music Hall (whcre the
first services were held 10 years ago,
where there will be historical paper
read by the Superintendent. Services will
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