Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-29
LOCAL LINES.

The 0aisty Opsra House will probably
be opened two weeks from tonight.
Miss Lixsie Feenev Of Deahy Brothers
store 10 enjoying her vacation shis week.
The people are ready for the theatres
and the theatres are ready for the people.
The wife Of Ofioer Mowry has returned
from visit TO her old home In Now
Scotia.
There was msetlag Of the League OF the
Sacred Heart OF d. Msry's Church yes
terdsy afternoon.
Miss Susie Craig OF this city who has
been spending her vacation In New bury
port has returned.
fsMrs. Alice Boyle OF Mulberry street 10
on vacation trip to New Haven, Hart
ford and Bridgeport.
Edward Burns and Dennis McCafrey OF
this city shave been spending the past
week at Coney Island.
Misses Nellie Mccormick, Lizzie Golden
and Theresa Mcmahon have returned
from Narragsnsett Pier.
James McAtee of Valley Falls will leave
for McGul Medical College, Canada, on
tuesday, September 8.
The Free Public Library will be open
evenings until Q O'Clock on and after
Thurday, September 1.
Those who abandoned the city q few
weeks ago for Q cooler CLINE are now
making the pilgrimage home.
Giles Greene, who halls from Riverside,
was given six months on the Farm this
morning as q common drunkard.
James Riley was given trial this morn
ing on charge of assaulting John Nc
drevy and was found not guilty.
The usual devotions for the first Friday
in the month will be held at st. Mary's
Church at 80 O'Clock In the evening.
Marriage intentions have been nled by
Frank Farrell and Lucy Russell; William
sprague Grant and Mary Helen Mellor.
G. F. Henry of the Peoples Boot and
Shoe store has got ont very neat time
table of the Interstate road. II Is the
first to be issued.
The Old Colony excursion to Plymouth
yesterday was something that many
seemed to be waiting for. These excur-
sions are favorites.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks office by Thomas H..
Metherell OF New Brunswick and Julia
Stubbert of Boston.
The License Commissioners will give a
hearing Wednesday evening on the re-
monstrances to granting the petition Of
Joseph McGunpagle.
Joseph Corcoran of Deahy Bros store
is having his vacation and In spending his
time hustling In the interest of the
Bourke Cochran Club.
John F. Victory, Secretary OF the Ma
tional Association of Letter Carriers and
editor and publisher OF the Postal Record,
was in this city today.
The traffic on the Interstate route TO
Attleboro was Just AZ heavy yesterday as
on the Sunday previous, although IL was
cool ride on the open car.
Conductor Hasklns of the Providence
line Of horse cars had quite tussle with
a drunken negro Saturday night, who
was arrested by Oaicer Mcdonnell.
A horse belonging to Walter H. Crown
inshield ran away on Railroad avenue
Saturday afternoon and was badly cut up
by jumping over fence on Dexter street.
Four simple drunks were fined by
Judge Shove this morniAg, and one Of
them remarked he would make IL lively
for the person that sold him the liquor on
Sunday.
With Denny Shea In goal, Gregory and
Stuart full backs, and Reid, johnson and
8. Jenkins half backs, the Wanderers will
have stone wall defense in every sense OF
the word.
J. B. 8. Brazeau's horse, attached to a
light buggy, became frightened while
standing in front Of his house on Paw.
tucket avenue last night and ran away,
smashing the wagon.
An electric car coliided with a buggy on
Prospect street this noon and the occu-
pants of the wagon, Q man and woman,
we've thrown out. The lady received
several cuts on the face.
The Wanderers have adopted q new uni-
form consisting Of white shirts, dark blue
pants and stockings. A red sash, similar
to those worn by the Heading clubs Of
England, will complete the outfit.
The annual excursion OF the Sarsfield
Association will take place on Sunday,
September IL. This year the excursion
will be to Fall River, and Steamer Planet
Is engaged for the trip. The low fare of
so cents makes IL one OF the most popular
trips of the season. Tickets are now for
sale by members.
A Main street business man was
trou bled for long time with people who
came into his office and taking his tele-
phone stool wherever II suited them.
The proprietor finally hit upon . plan TO
keep the chair where II was meant 10 be
and fastened a rope from one Of the legs
to a nail in the floor and now when any
one tries to move It, they don't.
TAKEN WITH CRAMPS