Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-14


Henry J. Lynd was In Boston yesterday
The State fair opens next Monday with
big attractions.
Representative James Murray OF woon-
socket was In this city.
The wife OF Thomas O'Brien OF 81 Cleve-
land street died this morning.
Homer L. Daggett, President OF the
Interstate Railway Company, is Ill.
Rev. Joseph J. Woolley completed q
years OF residence I'm Pawtucket last Fri
day.
The 1. N. y. Fife and Drum Band will
hold festival In Foresters Hall, Main
street, Saturday.
A grand social will be held by the Mon
Amour Social Club Friday evening, Sep
tember 50, In German Hall on Glenwood
avenue.
Simmer Lodge, K. of p. of South Attle-
boro, visited Eureka Lodge last night.
The Eurekas are planning visit to Elm
wood Lodge.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the New York, Providence and Boston
Railroad will be held In Providence one
week from today.
Mrs. William schisss and Miss Belle
Dewire OF the millinery depart ment of the
New Idea store attended the openings In
Boston yesterday.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
James H. Parker OF Lincoln and Lucy
Ramsell OF this city; Harrell J. Mitchell
and Katie O'Donnsll.
The Shenandoah Social Club will hold
their second grand social In Foresters
Hall, Main street, Friday evening, October
Ia. II will be grand affair.
Patrick Coyle, formerly of this city but
now one OF the leading merchants OF
Taunton, Mass, was visiting relatives and
former acquaintsnces here yesterday.
There will never be that pleasing mys-
terry about John L. Sullivan that there is
about Bill Patterson. Everybody, in
cluding himself, knows who struck him.
A. X. Tilton Camp, q. OF w., meets to-
night and important business is to be
transacted. The tickets, badges, ETC., for
the encampment next week will be ready
for distribution.
The driver OF one OF Makin's bakery
teams had some trouble with his horse on
Main street his morning. The animal
began to kick and one Of the shafts of the
wagon was broken.
The regular monthly parlor meeting OF
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union was held this afternoon at the
residence of Rev. j. b. Jordan, No. IL
Brook street. Tea was served at $3.50
O'Clock.
F.O. Carnes, Frank =. Hornby, Warren
Tuttle, Byron Dennison and Charles
Bishop have been appointed committee
to make arrangements for the reception
of Pythagoras Lodge of Attleboro by c.
K. Chickering Lodge OF this city.
Democrats should remember that it is
not too early TO register and that this
once done does not have to be done again.
A voter must be registered or else he can
not cast his ballot, therefore the Demo
Gratis should get to work at once.
Happy" Lee, . woman 80 years Of age,
was arrested by Oficer Wilbur last night
on q warrant charging her with being
a common drunkard. She could not be
made to understand the charge so as to
plead intellisently this morning and she
is still at the station.
Coroner James l.. jerks has not yet pre-
pared his verdict In the case Of Maurice
Welch, who was killed at the new Opera
house, but the verdict will probably be
that death was caused by accident. While
the accident can hardly be called unavoid-
able, there is no evidence Of criminal
negligence.