Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-26
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Auditor Burn ham Is again able to at
tend to the duties OF his Office.
Adam SutclifIe arrived home Wednes-
day night from his trip to Europe.
John Tally, 10 years old, was today sent
to the Reform School during minority.
Ex- Mayor Goodwin has Just returned
from a weeks stay at Narragansett Pier.
Miss Lizzie Mcguire and Miss Kitty
Brien are visiting friends on Dexter street.
Miss Alice Conley of Valley Falls In
visiting Miss Minnie Saint at Denisport,
Mass.
Miss Annie Mullin, daughter OF Cap
tain Joseph MulliD, Is rapidly recovering
from a severe illness.
Wednesday night campaign club was
formed In Valley Falls and adopted the
name OF the Carroll Guards.
Rev. Father Conley OF Valley Falls re-
turned to New Jersey this afternoon, after
a two weeks visit to his parents.
The Stars.have no game for Saturday as
the manager OF tho Wickfords overlooked
game that ne had arranged with the
Hopes.
Mr.. Fletcher, clerk of the Board OF Tax
Assessors yesterday completed the hard
task of getting the tax list ready for City
Printer Little.
A lad named Tally was taken to the
police station yesterday for breaking
windo NJ In Blake's carriage factory with
aspiring gun.
The roadway on both sides OF Wilkin-
son Park is TO be dressed with crushed
stone and rolled down. This Is much
needed Improvement.
Edward Kelley of Fisk Il Co.'s went to
Newport yesterday by steamer. He mag
unanimously fed the fishes all the way and
came home In the cabin.
Nora A., tho daughter of Michael and
Ann Landy of Berkeley, died yesterday In
her oath year. Her funeral will be held
tomorrow morning st $3.50 O'Clock.
A new council OF the Knights of
Columbus will be instituted In Woon-
socket In the near future. A number Of
influential men are In the movement.
James Riley was before Judge Shove
this morning charged with assault on
John McGrevey. He pleaded not guilty
andft the case was set down for the 18th.
The handsome new office of the Messrs.
Sayles on Mineral Spring avenue, near the
Lorraine mills, Is nearly completed. 1t is
a pretty structure, and will add not lit
tie to the beauty OF the plant.
Some of the letters received by the Chief
of Police would make an excellent draw
ing card In a collection OF curios. II
would take an expert In chirography to
decipher some of the epistles.
This evening meeting of the Bourke
Cochran Club will be held In Celtic Hall.
The meeting will be addressed by several
prominent Democrats of this city and the
public isicordially invited to be present.
Ralph Burnham and A. q. Brewster OF
OF Jewett City Conn.,, called on their old
schoolmate, Arthur Swift, assistant book
keeper of the Slater mills, Wednesday.
Next Sunday, In company with several
others, the young men will 90 to Wor-
cester on their wheels.
Concord, N. H., last evening to meet his
brother, Michael keenan,, before the latter
left for his California mining home. The
commissioners brother was In this city
last week and presented to Mayor Carroll
a valuable gold nugget.
Mrs. Bridget Rock, wife Of Patrick
Rock and mother of Thomas IL. Rock,
died last night at her home, 136 Middle
street, OF diseases incident to old age
She was ono OF the early pioneers in this
city and waslwidely known and respected
Her funeral will take place next Sunday
afternoon.
Monday evening there will be special
meeting of Delany Council, X. of O., whom
two candidates will be admitted in the
first and second degrees. On that evon-
ing also arrangements for tho coming
illustrated lecture by Professor Cummings
of Boston, on Sunday evening, Sept. IL,
and for the trip to New Haven, will be
completed. The council will drill after
the meeting.
Charles balyme Lacroix, who will be
ordained to tho priesthood next year and
who has been visiting his home here, left
last evening for the Grand Seminary In
Montreal. On Thursday evening no was
given splendid reception at his broth
er's house, No, 80 Garfield street, and was
presented by his friends with beautiful
watch and chain and a sum of money.
The presentation speech was made by
Miss Rosa, the bright little daughter of
James Sylvestre.
Clan Fraser's field day will come Oh to-
morrow on the Dexter street grounds.
In addition to tho entries formerly an
nounced, the Caledonians and Albions
have entered for the five a side foot ball
match. There are six ontories for the 100
yards and one-quarter mile races, and
four for the high Jump which are con-
fined to amateurs. A delegate of the COM
mitteo is In Boston today at tho Scotch
games and will secure the attendance of
the best athletics In attendance there.
There are fvo entries for the foot ball
dribbling race. II will surely be the best
ever held by Clan Fraser.
The annual field day OF tho Rhode
Island Division, 3. of ", takes place to-
morrow at Rocky Point. The committee
have rra n Ued for N N n m, hav os e,a,,,.. H.