Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-23
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Tower Post, q. A. r., met last night.
The City Council meets Thursday even
ing.
Officer Rockford began his vacation to-
day.
Joseph j. Manning Is spending the week
| at Nantasket.
This month Is the harvest OF shore re-
SOFT managers.
M. Moy left this noon for New York
city on business trip.
Many from this city are In attendance
at the Hartford, Conn, races.
Phillip Pagan, CLERK for the Cottrell Coal
| and Lumber, Is at Block Island.
A special meeting OF the School Com
mittee will be held this evening.
William Riley and Miss Frances Trainor
have filed marriage Intentions.
Miss Kate Mccarthy OF Valley Falls Is
spending the week at Narragansett Pier.
The regular meeting OF the Young
Irelanders Association was held last even
ing.
Tho Pawtucket Street Railway Company
expects five new box cars from Philadel-
phia this week.
The new silver 25 cent pieces have been
counterieited. The public should give
them no quarter.
I.Io n ha fa I'll N
place for Pawtucket people. Many went
for the sail today.
The Cage mill on Fountain street is to
be operated by the American Yarn Man
ufacturing Company.
Misses Susie and Maggie Walsh OF Val
ley Falls have returned after spending a
week at Block Island.
William Bacon OF Dexter street has ar
rived bone after completing his term In
the United States Navy.
Misses Nellie and Emily Crumbley Of
Lonsdale are the guests OF Mrs. w. f.
Allen of Burnside avenue, Riverside.
Those who fed tho city two months
ago to find some cooler place will soon
return. The Summer season is moving.
1t Is the man who arises at O'Clock
Sunday morning and splits wood for half
an hour whose neighbors thirst fer his
gore.
DIR. Il. j. Smith OF Valley Falls and p. b.
McManus Of this city, who are visiting In
Europe, will sail for New York on the
3lst.
Robert Galloway OF this city will sail
for Scotland tomorrow by the steamer
Majestic OF the White Star line from New
York.
There will be a meeting of the Demo-
cratic City Committee tomorrow evening
at s o'clock. There will be business of
Importance transacted.
A. B. Mullen OF the firm of Orr Il Null
len, shoe dealers, went to Taunton yester-
day in answer to summons stating that
his sister law, Mrs. Emma Nolan, was
seriously i'll.
Superintendent Chapman and Letter
Carrier Winn of the Postoffice, will spend
their vacations In Washington, ID. C., at
the time OF the National Encampment OF
the q. A. X.
A paper to be called The Advance Is to
bo published I'm Providence for tho benefit
of the field and staff Of the Second Regi-
ment. 1t is the programme OF the Second
Regiment fair.
Charles ii. Baxter, formerly of the
Rhode Island Amusement Bureau, will act
rs the advance agent for Reeves's Amer
lean Band Of Providence on It's Oregon
tour next month.
Thomas MARROW, a young lad who was
carrying his fathers dinner yesterday
noon, got a six inch silver In his foot as
he was walking along the railroad track
DIR. Lane dressed the wound.
William Newell OF this city, who Is fit
ting out queer looking craft In which
he intends to sail to Florida, full de-
soription OF which appeared In tho TRI-
BUNE short time ago, has brought 1t to
this city. He intends to start soon.
Thomas NJ. sweetland, Colonel COM
manding Division OF Rhode Island, Sons
OF Veterans, has arrived home from
Helena, Mon, where ho had been in at
tendance upon the National Convention.
He will be rendered reception by A. X.
Tilton Camp tomorrow evening.
Three fellows got into row in front OF
Woods drug store about o'clock this
and were arrested by Officers
White, Mclaughlin and Ramo. Whites
man showed fight and was hit by the
officer with his club. DIR. Lane put four
stitches in the wound. They were all
taken to the station in the "hurry up"
A well known business man had rather
hard luck In reaching this city
morning. He stayed over Sun
day with his family Mt Crescent Park and
started to catch the 1880 o'clock boat for
Providence. He was n few minutes late
and the boat went without him. Ho waited
for tho next steamer, got on and when II
got out from the dock shaft broke and
one wheel was useless. After some time
1t managed to got back to the wharf. The
next boat was half an hour late and when
Providence was reached the train was late
and finally the gentleman who was In a
hurry got here about IL o'clock.
meeting OF the Cleveland and Steven
son Guards was held at 81 Randall street
last evening. Tho following officers we're
elected: Joseph L. Campbell, President