Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04

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Ho could no< reod our spirsts In twain.
ghes came top boa< 20 10 loss than nearest
IL tho world vbero true hearts mingie asain.
Bot cad Is tho hour wo Sigh farewell fn.'
And for mo. whenoves they name Japan,
Atl sraee, al cho.m. II she Land yoy dweifin
.bdeeon Giobe.
Foresters' day.
Every man IL his own policeman In the
Attlsboros.
A day without an excursion would be
something remarkable.
Miss Lizzie McNaughton Of this city Ia
visiting friends In Fall River.
Mrs. Edgar Graves OF this city is visit
ing friends In the Pawtuxet Valley.
Another big sewer pocket Is being put
In at the corner OF Pine and Main streets.
The dog days were muxzled since Sun
day, but II seems now as though they had
slipped 1t somehow.
Charles T.. Harrison and George 7.
Greenhalgh have been admitted as men,
bers OF the Pawtucket Boat Club.
John II. Kelaghan has accepted a posi-
tion as conductor on the Interstate line of
electric cars running towards the city.
The tramps OF the country are having a
picnic getting free transportation over the
country as laborers TO take strikers
places.
Tuesday evening gray horse attached
to Goddard buggy went through Main
street on run and has not been heard
from since.
John Walsh, who was injured In the
runaway accident week ago, seems to
be improving, and there arc strong hopes
OF his recovery.
A search light similar TO those used on
top of the Intertato cars would be a big
Improvement over the old style headlight
used In this city.
The East Side Juniors would like to
hear from the Planets for u a side. Ad-
dress challenges to Peter Donahue, rs
South Bend street.
officer Nemitz, who Ii on his vacation,
looked like a man who was sure that life
was worth the living.
Rev. William b. Taylor of Stockport,
England, who Is to be pastor OF the Prlm-
tive Methodist Church OF Lonsdale, has
arrived In that village.
The track OF tho Providence line OF
street cars In front OF the Benedict House
is being moved several feet towards the
vesterlv side Of the st rect
The prizes to be given away at the
comic sports OF the Y. NJ. g. A. Saturday
are on exhibition in the window OF Alden
h. Vaughn q Co.'s iewelry store.
The Christian Doctrine Society OF st.
Mary's Church will 60 to Rocky Point
Saturday. A good game of base ball will
be one OF the features OF the outing
DIR. Charles A. Stearns and Henry b.
Dexter OF Holy sepulchre Commandery,
X. T., are making preparations to attend
the meeting In Denver, Col, next week
The Woonsocket Base Ball team still
lead the New England League, with Port
land close behind and Brockton, Lewiston,
Salem and Lawrence In the order named.
The work OF strlnging the wires OF the
Interstate road Is going on fast, and soon
the people OF this city may look for an
enjoyable ride to Attleboro by electric car.
Financial Secretary Dunn OF Bunker
Hill Council, X. OF e., OF Boston was in
town Tuesday, and was shown the city by
Grand knight John b. Carlin OF Delany
Council.
The old saying that "charity covers
multitude Of SINS" might now very prop
erly be changed to keep pace with the
times and read, "insanity covers multi
tude OF crimes"
Yesterday the members OF the choir OF
st. Mary's Church enjoyed their annual
outing at Crescent Park. The trip down
the river was made early In the day and
the return at o'clock p. m.
Anthony /. Earle was elected Coroner
OF Cumberland and would not accept,
saying he did not want an office where
some one would have to die before he
could show his authority. Nexti
A regular meeting OF Delaney Council,
X. OF g., was held last evening and con-
siderable business was transacted. Most
OF II related TO the grand celebration of
! Columbus Day TO be held In New Haven,
Conn, on the 1lth OF October, and In
which Pawtucket's representatives will
take prominent part. II was voted that
the members OF the council appear on that
day attired In dark clothes, silk hats,
white CATERS, white gloves, white ties and
and carry canes. II is expected that De-
laney Council will turn out seventy Ave
mon. II was also voted TO procure hand.
some silk flag Of the order to be carried
besides the stars and stripes on that day.
The National Band, thirty-six pieces, T..
w. Hedley leader, has been engaged.
Messrs. Carlin, Kelaghan, McCaffrey,
Olson and Forbes were appointed a COM
mittee TO engage Mr.. Cummings OF Boston
TO give q lecture and exhibit stereopticon
views OF all the incidents connected with
the life OF Columbus in Music Hall Sun
day evening, August 11th. A concert will
nlso be given. This gentlemsn's lectures
are said to be very interesting, and grand
traai In In atara for all tboaa uho ufII M