Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-26
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.


Officer Callahan enjoyed his vacation
| last week.
Arthur Fairbrother, naval cadet, is WIS.,
iting his parents here.
Division II, A. o. H., OF Valley Fails,
opened a fair Saturday night.
M. J. Higgins opened s,ls new place of
business on North Main street Saturday
afternoon.
| III. A. Warburton OF Summit street had
a. his guest last week, Samuel Openshaw
OF Newport.
Mrs. NJ. A. Crownell OF Jewett City,
Conn, spent the past week with friends
in this city.
II reminded people VI the Summer sea-
son to see the steamers leaving the docks
yesterday morning.
Wednesday Fred A. Sutton, engineer at
the Dunnell Print Works. will lead a
| bride TO the altar.
A party from this city spent the past
| two weeks at the residence OF Mrs. 8. w.
Young al Hills Grove.
Corsets are liable to be charged with
electricity. Young man, see that you
keep you armature side.
The Pawtucket City Band has been en-
gagged to play in Lowell, Mass, on the
morning OF Columbus Day.
The First Ward Democratic Club will
meet this evening at O'Clock at 81 Csrna-
tion street. All are invited.
Harry l.. Spencer is confined to his home
for the purpose OF having an operation
performed on one OF his eyes.
EOfficer Sweet yesterday afternoon ar
rested Thomas Thorpe for the larceny Of
stale beer from the freight depot.
A large wagon, the property of Christian
Workers Association of New Haven,
Conn, passed through here this noon.
Mrs. Edward Coyle OF Taunton, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Susan
Lynch the past week, has returned homo.
The Second Ward Democrats were "all
at sea" yesterday. They made an exour-
sion to Newport and 1t was pleasant
one. ~
Il. Wilson Black, of Dexter street, re.
ported at the police station this morning
that his COW and calf were lost during the
night
In the District Court this morning a
woman from Valley Falls, man from
Boston, and two from this city were fined
s2 and costs.
James Golden OF Cedar street, who has
been In Washington as a sightseer during
the encampment OF the q. A. r., returned
home Saturday.
The st. Jean Baptiste Society of
Central Falls and Institute Montcalm
Woodlawn this evening,
The physicians OF the Rhode Island
Hospital think II will not be necessary to
amputate the hand OF Mary Pallock, the
girl injured at Conant's.
! John Mulvey, the fellow who was so
frightfully cut with a razor some time
ago in Providence by man named Eaton,
was prisoner here yesterday.
! st. Mary's parish has made good selec-
tlon for marshal In the person OF James
Murphy. Mr.. Murphy's former military
experience will come handy In this emer-
| gency.
Marriage Intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks office by Alias Dourian
and Mary Gsuthler, Daniel +. Campbell OF
this city and Margaret 4. Doonan OF
Providence.
| A horse belonging to &. Laramle's meat
market ran away this afternoon. The
driver OF the vehicle was thrown to the
ground by the frightened animal and
| quite severely injured.
| Thomas Thorpe was fined e and costs
this morning, having pleaded guilty to
the charge OF larceny OF stale beer from
the depot lie said he only had two
drinks, which is at the rate Of s2.3O a
drink.
Warren Harris died at his residence on
North Main street Saturday, after a long
illness, OF disease incidint to old age.
During the war Of the Rebellion Mr.. Har-
ris served In Co. ID. eth Massachusetts,
Infantry. He was about 20 years Of age.
The name OF Colonel James W. Larkin
was urged by quite a number for marshal
OF st. Mary's parish, and 1t was finally
agreed not to present 1t TO the meeting
after that gentleman had stated that he
had pledged his word to Colonel McGsnn
TO act on his staff and would not break II
on any condition.
Shortly before IL O'Clock this forenoon a
telephone wire fell across the trolley wire
In front OF the TRIBUNE Office. II blaLed
up quite fiercely for few minutes and
then the telephone wire broke In two and
hung listlessly and usless. Had II not
been for the fact that one got hung up on
a strain wire considerable damage might
have been done.
The number OF officials I'm the Health
Department has been increased Ivy adding
three inspectors to assist the health officer
by reporting to him all places in an un.
sanitary condition. The men are q. A
Schuyler, Henry II. Sager and John w
Mooney. The new officials wear a shield
with the inscription, "Pawtucket Health
Department"
James Brennsrd, who died In New Bed
ford last week, was buried today by Unior
Lodge Of Masons. The remains arrived In
this city on the l0:43 o'clock train anc
were met by the members OF Union Lodge
The intefment was In Moshassuck Gene