Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-24
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where 0V UBIQUITOUS heporIerS.
Don't forget Clan Fraser's concert.
Herbert Moore OF Valley Falls has gone
TO Bethel, VT
The factories all resumed operations
this morning.
The c. X. OF A. made splendid show.
ing yesterday.
Hundreds OF Attleboro people were in
town yesterday.
The Brazeau testimonial concert will be
fine musical treat.
The Gorhams defeated tIo Thistles
Saturday goals to 2.
The Y. NJ. c. A. tenn defeated the Ashton
Victors Saturday 4 to 2.
The freight wreck at Woonsockct last
night delayed traffic somewhat.
As usual extra cars were run over The
Providence street car line yesterday.
A pool tournament will be opened at
the Diamond Pool Parlors this week.
Now for the campaign Of kerosene, hrc-
works, flags, chin music and parades.
, The Lonsdale Athletic Association will
open a fair in Foresters Hall this evening.
/ Fifteen companies from Providence will
attend the fiagraisihg in this city tonight.
The Democratic City Committee will
meet tonight at the Pawtucket Hotel at
/ S o'clock.
The Republican primaries for City
] -, I.I d
/ evening.
/ Messrs. Ruel and Herbert Darling OF
this city will soon take up their residence
| in Wv York.
Misses Jennie Flynn and Agnes Crossen
Of Fall River are visiting Miss Eta
Leighton Of Valley Falls.
A meeting OF the ministers local union
was held IN the Park Place Church this
afternoon at 2;3O o'clock.
The big celebration is now over and
Rhode Island people will settle down and
plod along at the same old pace.
Jim Scully, the welterweight formerly
of Woonsocket, is now in Westerly and
ready to meet any 40 pound man.
Officers Rockford and Watson look so
much alike that "Blly's" friends have put
a mark on his coat so they can tell them
apart.
Donnelly has challenged Rowe to play a
match OF 80 balls continues pool, he to
concede Rowe 20 points, Thursday night
for purse.
Yesterday Rev. Father Lennon thanked
all the men OF the parish for turning out
Friday and for their excellent appear
ance and conduct.
In court yesterday morning, nine per-
sons were fined & and costs each. Charles
johnson was sentenced to the State Farm
for six months as a vagrant.
Wednesday evening the Sacred Heart
Christian Doctrine Society will have q
coffee supper in Temperance Hall, There
will be an excellent entertainment.
A piece OF rock blasted out OF the Dox-
ter Yarn Company's raceway yesterday
flew over onto Main street bridge and
broke one Of the standards OF the railing
All day yesterday a large crowd OF peo-
pie watched the workmen Who were en-
larging the raceway of the Dexter Yarn
Company's mill. Main street bridge was
lined
Pawtucket Lodge OF the United Work
men attended church in a body at Park
Place last night, and listened 70 an in
structlve discourse by the pastor, Rev. j.
J. Woolley.
1t II said that the Sewer Department
superintendent showed very poor iudg-
ment last week in making arrangements
To allow funeral to get out of street he
had blocked up.
Jack Connors OF Philadelphia, Pa, who
is to meet Dainty at the boxing exhibition
Friday evening, Will arrive in this city to-
! morrow. Many stars in their class will
appear that evening. iLa ssse41a 800
A company OF little boys wearing red
capes made n street parade Saturday eve
ming and the way they went through
fancy movements would have done credit
to the regular army.
There is a strong probability that II the
Fall River and Lowell mill operatives
succeed in securing higher wages a SINH
/ lar demand will be made by the operatives
along the Blackstone Valley.
/ Harvey +. Barton, the sprinter OF this
/ city, has challenged Frank Gorton Of
| Oineyville to race 100 yards, he to give
Gorton three yards start. Barton will
race Robinson at Attleboro, Saturday, 300
yards.
Yesterday at the Sockanossett school
for boys the st. Vincent DE Paul Society
presented flag to Co. A for being the best
drilled company in the school. George
| Murphy OF this city is captain. Rev.
Father Coffee OF Natick made the presCn-
tation.
This week II Is very probable that a
polo league will be formed in Boston to
include that city, Worcester, Brockton
Lowell, Newburyport and Pawtucket
Tim Sullivan OF this city, the old.time
poloist, will attend the meeting and rep.
resent this city.
At the coffee supper in Temperance Hall
Wednesday evening every person will be
entitled to guess how many seeds Is In a
jar. Two handsome prizes will be given
one TO the person coming nearest to- the
number and another to the one whose