Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-20
THE WEATHER
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSt TRiBUNEITES.
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Edwin Darling is confined to MS home
by illness
The new boilers at the police station
we're connected today.
At Kenney's Diamond" last night
Finn defeated Bride 100 TO 70.
Driver Titus OF No. 2 station enjoyed
/ his q hours vacation yesterday.
: Another day OF peace at Hebronvilie,
/ the scene Of the late railroad war
/ Christopher Chalk vas today fined d
/ and costs for asssulting his wife.
An adjourned meeting OF the School
! Committee Will be held this evening.
A good meal can De got at Houles res
taurant, opposite the railroad depot.
The Pawtuckets go TO WalthaIn tonight
70 meet the leaders in the polo league.
Daniel Vance shipped on the sidewalk
on Main street today and broke his ankle.
Mrs. George Smith, wife OF the lively
center player OF the local polo team, is in
town
W III SOllt Dut Nhif ih' w
the clock in the Miller Block back fiye
minutes1
Read the advert isement OF the auction
sale OF Italian art In the new Opera House
Building.
Tonight City Clerk sibley viii be at the
First Ward room and Thursday evening
at the Second.
The printing department OF the Dun
running night and day.
The fixtures and safe In the Harvey
Brothers market at the foot Of Church
Hill were sold at auction yesterday for
600.
One OF the conductors on the Interstate
line called out AZ hIs car stopped at the
foot OF High street yesterday, Cattle
train for Hebronyille."
The demand for the Bridal Veil -four
has rapidly increased the past two weeks,
owing TO the agent placing his advertise
ment in the columns OF the TRIBUNE.
Delany Council, X. OF c., will meet to-
morrow night when there will be work In
the first and second degrees. There viii
also be a meeting OF the ball committee.
Saloon keeper Frank Ulrich OF the View
has been notified TO appear before the
Commissioners Thursday evening and
show cause why his license should not be
revoked.
w. A. Lane has completed his duties as
shier at the local freight station, and
has accepted position with A. X. Til
linghsst OF the Providence and Sloning-
ton Line.
Last evening section $50, endowment
rank, X. OF p, elected officers; President,
A. c. White; Vice President, George {.
Gates; Secretary and Treasurer, James VI.
Crawford.
Yesterday Patrick Noonsn OF Attleboro
was lined g. and costs and departed after
having occupied cell IL during the night.
Last night be slumbered in the same
cell with the same result today.
David Henry was chopping wood yes
terosy and tried TO cut block In pieces
IN which there Was big spike. The axe
struck the spike and II few up and struck
Mr. Henry In the left eye, injuring 1t
quite badly, although not seriously.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Chesson OF Leeds,
Mass, are here on their wedding tour,
visiting Rev. Benjamin Eastwood, grand
fat her OF the bride. Mrs. Chesson, nee
Annie J. Ray, was formerly teacher in
the East Street School In this city.
Leroy Holbrook, a young man employed
at Peck's 5 and 10 cent store fell OF u
ladder iate yesterday afternoon, tract uring
I he small bone OF his forearm and dis
locating the elbow Joint OF his right arm.
He was taken TO bis home on Pleasant
View in the police ambulance,
Mary Collins, the woman who was ar
rested for shop lifting In the Boston Store,
Providence, saturday and Who gave her
home as this city, was released in the
evening, promising to be in court yes
terday morning. She did not app ar.
There are two warrants out for her.
The meeting OF the Democratic City
Committee last evening was devoted To
the confederation OF the necessary steps
to be taken to secure large registration
for the ensuing year. There was a very
good attendance and all seemed all Q to
the necessity OF working hard for large
registration.