Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-22
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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
This week has been lively one for the
firemen.
P.B McMsnus has returned from the
Quaker city.
The Irvings are preparing for the annual
May eve ball. ;
A meeting OF the spinners Association
was held last evening.
Excavating has been begun on North
Main street for the sewer.
A social was held in the hall in the
Beswick Block last evening" y
Officer McDuff is covering Officer Tabor's
morning beat on the "Bowery."
The City Hall Commission met last
night but transacted no business.
The Pioneer will make a trip down the
river Sunday, leaving here at II o'clock.
Tomorrow at II 80 the woodbines leave
for Baskerville, Mass, to phy the local
team. 49,
Pnwtucket has good base ball team,
and the youngsters are correspondingly
happy.
Arbutus parties are securing nearby
| hills and ravines in search OF the sweet
| flowers.
Read the new advertisement OF the Bos-
ton Clothing House. Interesting prices
are quoted. <+','
officer Cooper is covering Officer Henry's
beat on Main street while the latter Is on
duty at the station.
A number OF young people from this
city will 60 to Attleboro tonight to at
tend social given by young ladies.
Pensions for Rhode Islonders: John
Keogh, John &. Mitchell: reissue, John G.
Dumont; original widows, ETC., Susan A.
Dexter.
This evening the Pleasant View Liter
| airy Association will hold its annual So
cial in its hall, corner OF Japonica and
Park streets.
The annual Easter sale OF the Society
for Church Work connected with st.
Paul's Church was held in the Assembly
rooms last evening.
Handsome signs have been added TO the
attractive pool parlors OF T. B. Kenney,
known as the Diamond. The signs are
from William F. Worthy OF Providence.
The festival of the Mon Amour Social
Club opened last evening.and will be con-
tinued tomorrow night. The prize drill
was postponed until the complimentary
ball.
The bicycle to be contested for at the
fair OF the Eas. Side Base Ball Club Is on
exhibition In the window OF McElroy d
Mooney. The contestants are Walter
keenan,, William Martin and Charles Sher-
man.
A meeting of the committee in charge
OF the return Leap Year social was held
last evening. Vance's orchestra has been
hired, programmes Selected and suppers
for 80 ordertu. The event will take place
one week from tonight in Temperance
Hail. High street.
Thel new Pawtucket team will report
here next Monday and on Tuesday will
play the Invicti Base Ball Club n prelimi-
nary exhibition game on the Dexter street
grounds. Thursday they will play in
Providence and Friday Providence will
play them here in the benefit game.
The little waif found at Lebanon We'd
nesday evening is still at the city asylum.
The woman who took care OF it during
the night recollects seeing gypsy
woman on the street few days ago with
an infant about the size Of this one, and
1t had on cap like the one found with
this one II not the same one.
Wednesday friendly checker contest
between representatives OF Pawtucket
and Providence Associations was held In
the recreation rooms of the latter, result
ing i'm victory for Providence. Score,
IL to 8. The contestants were Messrs.
Kelly, Bliss and jerks OF Pawtucket, and
Perry, Metcalf and Ubl of Providence.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Slocum
brought two little boys, about five or six
years old, to the police station. They were
found by him roaming around on the East
side, and did not know where they lived.
They were bright little fellows. One was
bare headed. They said they were having
a good time. They were later returned to
their homes on Beacon Hin. = r. 2 :;
The Painters and Decorators Associat ion
has elected officers as follows: President,
John Waterman; VicePresident, Bradford
Gardner; Recording Secretary, John c.
Sherburne; Financial Secretary and
Treasurer pro tem., John Banks; Trustee
for six m onths, Bradford Gardner; for
one year, John Sherburn; for eighteen
months, John Waterman; Condutor, Mr..
Jackson; Warden, A. Marceau. New
members may be enrolled ut Single Tax
Hall tomorrow evening.
Chief Perry was out yesterday looking
up James Richardson, having received q
letter from Ringing Bros. circus in Niche
gan To the effect that Richardson's son
had just died. The Chief found the man
wanted was Samuel ID. Richardson, who
about year ago resided on Pearl street
Providence, and was on the police force OF
that city about two years. He went to
Cherryfeld, Me-, and from there to Bos-
ton, where all trace OF him was lost. His
son was an athlete In the employ OF
Ringing Bros.
A splendid issue is the April number OF
the New York Musical Echo, Just received
at Meiklejohn's music store. The array OF
| vocal and instrumental seIectiona which