Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-17

Alaska.
Lyons Delaney Il Co. received larg'
consignment OF tea today.
{. T.. Longley sent basket OF luciou
pears to the police station this morning.
The monthly meeting OF st. Mary's Tota
Abstinence Society takes place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
One of the most promising young vio'
linists in this city Is Master George Har-
ley, son OF David Harley.
An electric car struck team OF Carpen-
ter 4 Co., driven by George Briggs, on
Division street this morning. There was
no damage.
The Pleasant View Literary Association
will go on an excursion to Newport
tomorrow. Steamer Planet will leave her
wharf at 10 O'Clock.
Charles Bates, the man who was injured
by being run over by an electric car on
Park street yesterday afternoon, lived in
Oldtown, not North Attleboro.
The opening OF the dry goods depart
ment at George G. Peck x Company's in
the sheldon Building occurred today and
was attended by large number.
Pensions have been granted to Rhode
Islanders as follows: Additionsl-Frank
! lin l.. Carpenter, Jasper Spencer. Origi-
nal widows, etc.-Ellen Sullivan.
DIR. Hamburg gave a supper last evening
at his residence on Cottage street to a
select party Among those present were
Hon. l.. w. Bucklin and Fred w. Dex-
| ter.
| Officer Mooney is still on duty at the
depot. He was stationed there last Sat-
the names OF all immigrants. Only sixty
five have arrived In this city.
Governor ID. Russell Brown was chosen
a Vice President and Henry f. Tiepke of
this city, IA member OF the executive com
mittee OF the National League OF Repub-
lican Clubs at Buffalo yesterday.
This evening fair will be opened in
the basement OF st. Johns Church,
Woodlawn, and II will be continued Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for two weeks. See advertisement.
The Sewer Department has begun work
on he George and Marin street sewers.
| On George street lot OF cobble paving
stones were unearthed which were quite a
find for the Highway Department.
Miss Bertha Draper, ssleslady at the
store OF Chantler Brothers, will finish her
labors there this evening to accept the
position OF bookkeeper with the Rhode
Island News Company, Providence.
Messrs. Meiklejohn & Lomss will have
| a course OF six Entertainments this sea -
son which promises to surpsss all their
| previous efforts in this direction. The
| full programme Will be announced next
week.
Last night word was received at the
station that tramps were making a lodg-
! ing place out of "a house on York avenue
! Driver Howes was sent there with the pa
troll wagon and officers, but no one was
found.
| A special meeting Of the State Council
OF the Catholic Knights of America will
be held Sunday in Providence to arrange
|
with the diocesan celebration on October
81, Columbus Day.
a young man named Parker, who re-
sides on Charles street, Central Falls, and
Is employed by Adam SutcliIe, fell In a
fit on North Main stree at 8 O'Clock last
evening. He recovered before the am
bulance arrived and walked home.
Mrs. b. Sexton and daughters, who
have been Summering at their cottage al
Prudence Park, have arrived home and
Will start this evening for Washington
and remain there few days during the
q. A. K, encampment. Returning, they
Will spend two weeks visiting their rela.
YES in Philadelphia.
The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas O'Brien o.
Cleveland street took place yesterda,
morning from st. Mary's Church. A higl
mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev
Father Lennon. Interment took place al
Providence, and John jolly, Bernard
Morris, James Morris and Patrick O'Bri,
were the bearers.
The September number OF the Musica
Echo containing 81 pages OF choice musi,
has been received at the store OF Meikle
john and Lomas. This being n specia
number, having eight pages more than tn
previous ones, large supply has beel
put in stock and there will be no DANCE
of running out as was the case with tn
August number. IL will contain i'm a
eleven pieces, seven instrumental and fou
vocal, and the title page presents pictur
Of DE Wolf Hopper and Della Fox 4
"Wans"