Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-25
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.


Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Edward Thayer IL at the Cape.
Officer Reynolds is on his vacation.
The potato crop liar Is now In his ele-
ment.
The schools will open one week from
Monday.
William Penn Division, y. of T., met
last night.
Charles Il. Chlckering Lodge, X. OF p,
met last night.
Miss Louise Curran OF North Attleboro
was In town yesterday.
Mrs. fl. q. Edgar and daughter arc at
Block Island for n two weeks sojourn.
Chief OF Police Perry is home again from
Chat ham, where he spent his vacation.
The Misses Mcbride OF Wauregan,
Conn, are visiting friends In Lonsdale.
The Summer girl will soon be home
again with a complexion like an Indian.
James p. Donnelly OF New York ia
spending few days with Stephen Casey
OF this city,
Michael j. Higgins OF this city has ac-
oepted situation with Hanley a Hoye,
Providence.
A meeting of the l.. w. A. l.. was held
in the Kinyon block, room IA, this after
noon at 2:3O O'Clock.
John McCusker, 81 years OF age, was
given one year on the Farm this morning
as a common drunkard.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Perry OF Ions
dale, who died Monday OF heart disease,
took place yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Ford, who was arrested by
Officer Cooper for fast driving, paid the
court t5 and costs this morning.
Miss Katharine Owens has been engaged
az teacher In the third and fourth grades
at tho Hancock street school house.
The game arranged between the Pythian
team OF this city and the Worcesters to
take place Saturday has been postponed
Miss Sarah Costello of Franklin, Mass,
who has been visiting relatives on Cow
den street, Central Falls, has returned to
her homo.
A. II. Aldrich OF Lonsdale, on whom
DIR. Wilson OF this city performed q very
delicate surgical operation, Is rapidly re-
covering.
One OF Olney 4 Payne Bros. coal
teams sprung an axle yesterday In tho
yard OF the Pawtucket Manufacturing
Company.
Joseph Martin, q member OF Tower Post,
q. A. r., IL laid ny with a broken leg
caused by fall into cellar on Dexter
street a few days ago.
Two men and a woman from Attleboro,
a woman from Central Falls and a couple
Of men from this city were the the Distric
Courts prisoners this morning.
Eugene Paquette OF Manville is missing
from homo and may be around this city.
He has a habit OF disappearing suddenly
and remain away for several days.
Every afternoon crowds OF ladies from
the Attleboros visit this city to do their
shopping. The merchants will soon
realize what a benefit the Interstate Is.
In brushing along a city sidewalk IL is
always wise to keep clear Of greasy wheel
hubs that project over the curbstone.
Clothing spotted In this way Is not easy
to clean.
Tuesday q pocketbook containing quito
Of, 40.
dence Of Mrs. Herbert 4. Thsyer on May
street. She suspects a boy who was ped
ding baskets.
A six-inch stream of water from q
bursted pipe on Reservoir avenue played
havoc with stephen Ballou's house. Part
OF the fou undation was washed away and
the cellar flooded.
The Interstate Hallway Company has
begun to erect poles and lay rails on High
street. This Is the beginning of the work
to connect this city with every village
along the Blackstone.
The st. Vincent de Paul Society Of Prov
idence took 275 orphans to Rocky Point
Tuesday and gave them a days outing.
liable work in this city.
James T. Franoy of Hartford, who Is a
member OF the Governors Foot Guards,
was visiting friends here yesterday. He
IL also prominent member OF the
Knights OF Columbus and he met several
of the members of Dclany Council.
Probably score OF the members OF
Tower Relief Corps will go to Washington
during tho encampment. Tho corps
will have lawn party this evening and
have invited Camp A. X. rilton, d. OF w.,
To attend.
This is the time Of the year when the
vegets BILE monstrosity will be heard from.
Westerly comes to the front with a potato
vine six feet long. The vine was produced
noar tho border of the State, and of course
ran over into Connecticut.
A. q. wightman, Il. q. Baker, Walter
Crawford, Holmes Lomas, Harry Check,
J. Il. Nickerson and General Secretary
Stratton OF the Y. NJ. G. A.. have returned
from North Lubec, Me. ". NJ. Trafton,
h. B. Thurber, Alex and Andrew Meikle-
John will stay another week.
The extending OF the Lonsdale avenue
branch OF the Pawtucket Stroet Railway
Company, by which the villages OF Ions.
dale and Saylesvillo will be connected
with this city, has opened up to real es-
tate dealers a large territory that In suit