Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-11
1HE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES,


Harvey Bow ers u Boston is ia town.
Mrs Sarah TarboK Of School street die,
Saturday.
The Carroll Guards will receive thei
new uniforms thi. evening.
Miss Nellie Kelly of Pleasant street hal
gone to New York city for visit.
There will be an outdoor drill OF tn,
Bourke Cochran Club this evening.
Officer William Rockford has been as.
! signed TO night duty AT he station.
a new clothing store will soon be open.
J cd in the Fuller Block on High street.
, The First Ward Democratic Club will
meet this evening at 81 Carnation street.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
| School Committee viii be held this even
/ ing.
John Burns died at his home corner OF
| Dexter and Garfield streets, central Falls
! yesterday.
Tx Senstor Sherman and Adolph Cohen
left last evening for New York to witness
/ the Columbus celebration.
George l.. Duckworth, an employe at the
/ Slater mills, had one OF his fingers in
jured in machine yesterday.
Leah Lodge, ID. OF r., hes received in
vitations to visit the lodge at Attleboro
and Mispah Lodge, East Providence.
Joseph Osheld, Jr., has been appointed
on the personal STAFF of Chief Mar hal
McUann for the Columbus celebration.
The Cl veland and Stevenson Guards OF
the FINN Ward will parade in usiform
through the principal streets OF the ward
tonight.
William scullion, the boy whose arm
was manged OF the freight yard several
weeks ago, is improving nj tue Rhode
Island Hospital
Inc members of Delaiy Council, X. OF
c., looked their prettiest this morning
and will be one OF the best looking bodies
in the line at Ney Haven.
The Winter time table on the Old
Colony railroad viii 20 into effect next
week. The changes are mostly in the
running OF Sunday trains.
There will be a grand festival Of the
Emmet Foot Ball Association in Temper
snce Hail, junction OF Pawtucket and
East avenues, saturday evening.
Rev Z. II. Porter, formerly pastor OF st.
PauIs Church of this city, bat now of
Newport, was in this city today. He was
warmly greeted by old friends.
Chief Engineer Briefly has arrived home
from Louisville, where he was in attend
snce at the convention OF the National
Association Of Fire Engineers.
A man who gave his name as Joseph
Tierney was fined y and cost in the
District Court this morning for the
larceny Of beer from the freight depot.
William W. Duckworth and Miss Mary
Rice, and Bernard A. Anderson and Miss
Emma 5. Anderson have filed their in
tentions OF marriage at the City Clerks
office.
The first general teachers meeting of
the year will be held at the High School
today commencing at i:i5 p. m. All the
teachers and trainers are requested to be
present.
Mary Donnelly was arraigned in the
District Court this morning on the charge
OF being a common drunkard. She pleaded
not guilty and will have trial tomorrow
morning,
In the District Court this morning
James Donnelly was brought before Judge
Shove on the charge Of revelling. He
pleaded not guilty and Will have trial
Saturday.
This evening the young men in the
vicinity OF Knowles street will have
meeting in Clarke's Hall to organize
company TO participate in the Columbus
celebration in Providence.
The Rhode Island w. ). A. gtolr is
annual convention on Thursday in Black
stone Hall, Providence. Among the
many interesting speakers to be present
are Mrs. Elizabeth Chace, Mrs. DISTRICT
and Mr.. Hinckloy.
John Morrison and James Burke were
arranged in the District Court this morn
ing OH The charge of breaking and enter
ing the building of Mary Plante on APP
pleton avenue Oh the night of October
9th, with intent TO commit larceny.
they pleaded not guilty and will have a
trial Saturday.
The sale OF reserved seats for Messrs
Meikleiohn * Lomas' great concert course
commences tomorrow morning at . O'Clock
at their piano and warerooms in the Shell
don Building. The magnificent list of
attractions offered ought to make this
series in point of patronage the most sue
cesstul ever given in the city.
Mrs. william Gillian will take part in
the entertainment tomorrow evening in
st. Mary's school hall, gotten up by the
parish for the purpose OF liquidating the
expenses OF the Columbus parade. Mrs.
Gillian will sing "The Sword OF Bunker
Hill" and other patriotic selections, and
the mere announcement OF her name
should be enough TO iill the hall
The "North hern Lights" Opera Company
OF which John L. Kelly OF Central Falls is
a member filed an engagement at Chip
pewa Falls, Wis, last week. The Daily
Independent OF Tuesday says: "The
Northern Lights" OpeSa Company opened
in the Opera House for a weeks engage
ment last night and the performance from
first TO last was OF very high order. The