Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-12
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They now call the East side Brooklyn"
cr.E. VI. Lane has opened an Office at
40 High street.
The funeral OF Ellen McCue OF Valley
Falls took place today.
The championship season OF the Nation
al League opened today.
There was u great many out OF town
sports in this city last night.
ii. NJ. Arnold d Son have moved into
their new stable on Summer street.
James Wilson, wife and daughter, OF
Syracuse, N. V, are visiting in town.
The Interstate Street Railway Company
expects to get cars started in about
month.
The funeral OF Annie Darcy of Berkeley,
II years OF age, will be solemnized to-
morrow
The funeral OF Annie Burns OF Broad
street, Central Falls, will take place to-
morrow.
The new signs on the electric cars OF the
Pawtucket Street Railway Company are
appreciated.
A man wearing light summer suit yes
terday looked as out OF place as a snow
storm in August.
George Ray has been appointed fore
man at the barn OF the Pawtucket Street
Railway Company.
A meeting OF the committee on the an
nual soiree OF the Aquinas Lyceum will be
held Thursday night.
Officer slocum stopped the horse of DR..
Chace, that had started to run on the
East side just before noon.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Henry Clarkson OF Providence and Eliza
abeth Lawton, nee Blackwell, OF this city.
An autopsy was held yesterday on the
body OF Gorham ii. Baker, the result OF
which showed that Mr.. Baker died from
natural causes.
John Walsh, formerly Of the steam tug
Sanford, has been engaged by the Paw
tucket Steamboat Company as engineer
for the Planet.
Disciples OF terpsichore should not for
get the reception by the pupils OF Miss
Burke's dancing academy on Friday even
ing, April %, IN Music Hall.
A horse attached to a grocery wagon
ran away on Main street near Merrick
yesterday afternoon and wrecked basket
OF eggs and other fruit before he was
captured.
Police Officer James A. Cooper, who was
married yesterday to Miss Mary Dutton,
left box OF fragrant Havaass at the
police station last evening for his brother
officers to enjoy.
Last evening Police Officer William Nc
Cusker was suspended for one week by
Chief Perry. The cause OF the suspension
is that the officer did not report for duty
Sunday evening.
The Pawtucket Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, which is to occupy the lower
portion of the remodeled building at the
foot of High street, will have one of the
prettiest Offices in the State.
Medical Examiner Kelliher said this
noon that he would make no further in
quiry in regard to the death OF James w.
came to his death by natural causes.
Box IL was rung in shortly after II
o'clock today for a brush fire on Ions
dale avenue, near Carpenter street. 1t
was in the same swamp to which the de-
partment has been called dozens OF times.
Saturday night the horse of Charles
| Beane OF Hilton street ran away and
could not be found. Mr.. Beane searched
| for the animal and ran across 1t yester-
day afternoon on the Louisquissett Pike.
Company II, Tower Light Infantry, will
be inspected in its armory tomorrow
night. The newly elected Bigadier Gen
eral, Lieutenant Colonel Kendall, will bs
the inspecting officer. The company
should turn out in full ranks.
The choir OF st. Joseph's Church will
give sacred concert in Music Hall or
Sunday evening, April "a. The fact tha
il is under Professor Canavan's direction
is guarantee that it will be a musica
treat well worth listening to.
Tower Post held an open meeting las
evening and there was very large mum
Der present. lncre Was InusiC, uho ais
an interesting discourse on "Patriotism,
by Re-. F. w. Hamilton. General Olne
, Arnold and Rev. j. j. Woolley also ad
! dressed the meeting.
The many friends OF Hon. John Walls
, OF New Britain, Conn.,, will be pleased
learn that he was elected Mayor OF ths
city yesterday for two years. The entiI
Democratic ticket was elected with hin
The newly elected chief magistrate
| we'll known throughout the country.
!, The independent candidate for Mayor {
Lynn, Mass, in 1889, lost his reaso
g through his defeat, and recently escape
n from the Danvers Insane Asylum an
Travelled 25 miles before he was capture
which is a much better run than he mat
for office. Our independent candidate d
not lose his reason, but he lost the goo
n will OF all reasonable people.
n Il. Il. Kelly, who forged the name OF
J. Sullivan last week, has got himself II
TO peck OF trouble by his mania OF cop,
ing autographs. Chief Perry received
dispatch from the Chief Inspector
.. Police OF Boston yesterday which asks
there is n good case against him In II
! city. II not, he is wanted at the Hub
'" a similar offence. IL he is convicted he
tbern ,nov no anot her warrant served