Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-08
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The Pawtucket Stambost Company will
make trip down the riveA5unday.
The case Of William A. Bly,, for non
support, has been continued TO Mays.
There will be services in all the Catholic
Churches this evening at the usual hours.
Water bills are now due in this city and
Central Falls and must be paid within ten
days.
Harry II. Green, formerly OF this city,
has taken the SUPPLEMENTARY OF mill
in Sanford, Me.
lowing Rhode Islandersi Vanburen Dorr,
George w. Cutting.
The fountain on Wilkinson park Is re-
ceiving coat Of paint and will soon be
squirting Abbot Run.
A meeting OF the Pawtucket Camera
Club will be held this evening when
action will be taken on bylaws.
The funeral of John Kelley Of Park
street was attended this afternoon by pu-
pills OF the Sacred Heart school.
The associated charities will hold tea
and cake sale tomorrow at the residence
of Lowell Emerson on Walcott street.
A buggy containing a couple Of Central
Falls men lost q wheel in the car track
switches opposite the Slater mills last
evening"
The funeral of Pardon jerks took place
yesterday afternoon. Rev. j. j. Wooley
officiated. Interment was at Mineral
Spring cemetery.
Tower Light Infantry will be inspected
next Wednesday evening, and afterwards
the members and visiting officers will
enjoy a chowder.
In the District Court this morning the
trial OF Arthur Schiller for breaking and
entering f. A. Colwell's market was con-
tinued to Monday.
The funeral OF John Kelley OF Park
street took place this afternoon. His
parents have the sympathy of the COM
munity in their great loss.
There was large number OF Attleboro
people in town yesterday an account OF
business being practically suspended in
that state. IL was Fast Day.
John keenan, whose saloon is on Paw
tucket avenue, pleaded guilty this morn
ing to charge of violation OF the screen
law and was fined $40 and costs.
The officers of delaney Council, X.
OF c., OF this city, and Tyler and Laselle
councils OF Providence, will go to Charles
town, Mass, Sunday, to attend the in
stallation OF new Council In that place.
The st. Joseph's choir will give grand
sacred concert OF Easter. music In Music
Hall, Sunday evening, April "a. The
choir will be assisted by an orchestra OF
twenty pieces, Professor Canavan direc-
tor.
On the third page in this issue will be
found the advertisement OF the Boston
Clothing House in the Cole Block. This
house, while carrying full line OF all
kinds OF clothing, is noted for its child
rens outfits.
Charles Lawton and Edgar Nickerson,
clerks at the First National Bank, had a
narrow escape from drowning Wednes-
day. Their row boat was overturned near
the Red Bridge and it was with much
difficulty that 1t was righted.
A meeting will be held this evening for
the purpose OF forming a branch Of the
Catholic Crusaders of the Holy Cross in
this city. Several OF the organizers were
here yesterday and were shown the points
OF interest in our lively city.
John Hanna, formerly located in busi-
ness on Main Street, returned to New Bed
ford last evening after brief visit to rel
atives on Beecher street. He likes "the
whaling city" where he holds n response
BILE position with the Hathaway Manufac-
turing Company,
A Providence horse car ran into an
electric car which was standing in front
OF the Benedict House last night at II
o'clock. The pole struck the dashboard
OF the electric, but beyond the soaring of
the passengers and the scratching OF of
some paint, no other damage was done.
John l.. Cattanach of this city will
wrestle William Quinn Of Canada in Mon
treal on the End for purse. Quinn is a
good man and weighs 100. Cattanach is
now getting In condition and yesterday
tipped the scales at 1877. He will wrestle
Frank Herrick of Providence at the
Metropole this evening.
Miss Katherine Rober, leading lady at
Lothrop's Providence Museum, will be
given a complimentary benefit at that re-
sort this afternoon and evening, when
BARLEY Campbell's play entitled "Fate'
will be presented. Miss Amelia Neville
OF New York, personal friend OF the
beneficiary and capable actress, will
play an important character.
Sooner or later there is liable to be an
accident with serious results unless tn,
motormen OF the electric cars use littl,
more Judgment In regard to the proper
time and place to show speed. During tn,
evening the cars are often run down tn,
Broadway hill toward the bridge at ar
alarming speed. IL the brake chair
should happen to give out when they tr,
to slack up to go around the curve, th'
car would certainly 60 over the briogc
Or IL a team should suddenly by driver
out OF any OF the side streets or stable
near by someone would be hurt.
y OST-A pold watch and chain betwee,