Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-08

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Mrs. Jonathan p. jerks Is visiting
friends In New London, Conn.
Miss Maycie Nerone of Bristol spent
Sunday with friends In this city.
Captain Rhodes and Officers Black,
Nemitz and Smith are again on duty.
Miss Adelaide Walker OF this city has
returned from visit to friends In West
erly.
| A. G. White, instructor Of music In the
public schools, Is at Cottage City with his
family.
| The John w. Davis team defeated the
Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine team
Saturday, ~ to 16.
The cottagers at Bullock's Point are
taking into consideration the building OF
a casino at the Point
Gilman G. Fisher, the new 5uperintend-
ent OF Schools, has arrived In the city and
entered upon his duties.
Frank McArdle, the popular clerk at
Sol Cohen's hat store, is spending his
vacation at Narragansett Pier.
John Perry, bookeepcr for Lyons
DelaDy & CO., begun fortnight's vaca-
tion today. lie will spend II at Fairhaven,
Mass.
| Mount Carmel Council, Catholic Cru
saders OF the Holy Cross, is In flourish
ing condition and the meetings are in
teresting.
| The following Pawtucket people have
been registered at New York hotels the
past week: Il. Thayer, N. ii. Studley, J..
Shartenberg.
"Will that tie wash2" inquired snob OF
a Main furnishing goods salesman. "No
sir ;" replied the clerk, otis not guaran-
teed TO do laundry work."
| Between moonlight parties and the
| astronomical excitement ovo- Mars, folks
find considerable to keep them up at
night Just about this time.
The School Committee will mcek. In
monthly session tomorrow evening. This
will ibo their fret meeting since the
change from Monday to Tuesday.
Pawtucket has a messenger boy that
delivers his messages on bicycle. To
see him move so fast creates more amaze
ment than Tom Mackel's mir ship will.
st. Mary's Temperance Society held an
important meeting yesterday. One can
dIdate was elected. The annual excursion
takes place next Wednesday to Crescent
Park.
Both branches of the City Council will
hold meetings on Wednesday evening.
II Is expected that they will meet in Joint
convention to elect an inspector OF
plumbing.
Hugh J. Lee of the Telegram and Mich
| olas Murray OF the TRIBUNE left today for
Block Island where they have taken the
contract to furnish the hotels with fish
for the present week.
La Sale Council, X. of c., of Providence,
has appointed the following members a
committee OF arrangements for a ball:
Messrs. Il. +. M. Gilligan, George X. Flynn
and Phillip O'Connor.
The sale OF tickets for the week day ex-
cursion to Nantasket on Wednesday com
menced this morning. The number Is
limited and early application should be
made to ensure passage on the special
train.
The Young Echoes defeated the East
Side Juniors last Saturday by score Of
81 to 26. 1t was a good game up to the
last inning, when It's beauty was marred
by the conduct OF some OF the East Side
Juniors.
An old man named Miles Meehan was
taken from the Little Sisters home Sat
urday as his conduct was annoying. He
stated that his wife lived on Williams
street, Providence, and Officer Mooney
escorted him there.
Mary Haggerty and two children, re-
siding on Water street, were Saturday
taken to the State Almshouse by Mr.. Nye,
keeper OF the City Farm. Mrs. Haggarty
is suffering from rheumatism and unable
to support the children.
Among the complainants police head
quarters Saturday night was n Broadway
woman who had a grievance against a
neighbor's goat. The animal had made
her a target for his hard head while she
was In the act OF feeding her chickens.
Saturday night a wagon was upset In
Main street by wheel catching in one Of
the car tracks. The wagon was slightly
broken and the drivers ankle badly
barked, but he righted matters and drove
on just the same as though nothing had
happened.
Patrick Conway, who has until recently
been employed as night watchman at
the mill of Littlefield & Co., was stricken
with paralysis Saturday afternoon while
at the residence OF his son in law, George
Riley, 90 Taft street. The police ambu-
lance conveyed him to his home at 35
Cedar street, where he was attended by
DR.. Kollihor. Tho physicians say he may
recover.
Another victory has been added to the
list OF the Pythian ball team. Saturday
they went to Woonsocket and met the st.
Andrew Brotherhood team OF that city,
and defeated them by score of 10 to 8.
The feature OF the game was tho battery
work of Duclois and Davis, and the bat
ting OF Hunt. Davis struck out II men.
The championship game between the
Elmwoods and Pythians is creating no
little enthusiasm.
Something similar to big we'll is be-
ing built on the lot belonging to the city