Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-11
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Today and tomorrow are ember days.
A. Cohen Is on bis way home from the
South.
There will be services in all the Catholic
churches this evening.
There will be six Pawtucket cases before
the Grand Jury tomorrow.
NJ. C. Cook, who has been seriously III
was on the street yesterday.
The Wanderers and Rovers meet tomor.
row on the Dexter street grounds.
The last meeting at whist between the
Etnas and Twen-ons occurs tonight.
The FIRST annual Y. NJ. c. A. athletic
exhibition will be held In Music Hall to-
night.
There Will be another athletic exhibi-
tion at the Sanitary gymnasium this
month.
bIrs. Bridget Regsn and daughter Of
Olneyville have been visiting relatives In
this city.
George Henry Briden and Amy Aldrich
have 6led intentions OF marriage st the
City Clerks Office.
Seeing that woman can raise the wind
without whiskers, think what she would
do II she had burnsides.
Rev. Father J. L. Smith left yesterday
at o O'Clock for Taunton 20 take charge OF
the Sacred Heart parish.
A Pawtucket saloon has sisn In the
window which reads: "a bichloride OF
gold sandw with every drink"
The wheel OF buggy got caught in the
car track in Main street square early last
night, and the result was that the spokes
were twisted out OF the hub.
Hsywsrd's Rubber Store is having big
sale OF lsdiss' and gents waterproofs and
mackintoshes. Look out for their well
displayed announcement tomorrow.
II Is well TO look at the bright side OF
things. Ifthere were any ducks In this
section, and VIC had time to hunt, this
would be good weather for duck hunting
There is a conductor on the electric csrs
who never looks behind, not even when
tho car stops In the square whore every
conductor is supposed to see 10 any pas
sengers are coming.
The horse Of John Brsnnigan, attached
to buggy, started to run away yesterday
while left standing In Spencer court. IL
ran as far a. Main street square. where 1t
was stopped by Thomas Dun.
A progressive whist party was held at
the residence Of Miss Fannie Goff on Dex-
ter street Wednesday evening. The nrst
prize was won by w. A. Swett and the
BOBBY prize by Clarence Lewis.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-Charlcs
Green, Charles A. Idc, Michael Hosr; re-
issue--George F. Teush; original widows,
etc.-Prancis r Smith, Cordelia Holland.
The conductor OF tho Washington ex-
press was "not In It" for time yesterday.
He jumped on the rear end Of the train -
II pulled out OF the station and the car
door being locked he had to ride on the
platform.
Medical Examiner kelliher yesterday
visited Manville to inquire into the aeci-
dent on Wednesday which resulted in
the death OF Peter Roberts, nine years OF
age. DR.. Kelliher has ordered an inquest
to inquire into the circumstances relating
to the accident.
James Morris, 1G years Of age, and resid-
ing at the corner Of Garden street and JET.
ferson avenue, got caught in the elevator
at the store OF Deahy Bros. last evening,
sustaining severe bruises OF the back and
Of his left ankle. II seems that Morris,
who Is the elevator attendant, endeavor.
ed to jump OF OF II while II was In motion.
DIR. Wilson attended him, land he was
taken to his home.
George Labonte 'wns arrested yesterday
for an assault on his wife Delina. This
morning he pleaded guilty and was fined
SO and costs. Another warrant was then
served charging him with non-suppot. He
pleaded guilty again and was sentenced to
six months In the State Work house. He
had money In one of the banks and nnde
arrangements before being taken to Jail so
that his wife may draw II.
John M. Hogan, Q deaf and dumb COM
positor, living ct il5 Dexter street, snd
who has been employed by +. L. Freeman
OF Central Falls, Was committed to the
State Insane Asylum today. He has been
acting quecrly for about two months and
attacked his father, who Is an over
seer at Conant's, scratching his face and
using him roughly. He then locked him
self up In his room and the family
thought he was going to commit suicide.
Doctors Barnett aud True examined him
this morning and thought he would bc all
right In little time. Before departing
the mute wrote that he wanted to 60 TO
the Asylum, "that his BODY was affected,