Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-10
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A fall opening-the oysters.
Foot ball will soon be the game.
Every man has his own cholera cure.
The Woodbines are In Slatersvill,
today.
The feather boa will again enjoy popu'
larity.
Why don't the bicycIists get up a Ian
tern paradef
Mrs. Preston A. Chace of this city II
visiting friends in Newport.
Miss May Hannswly OF Saylesville II
visiting friends in Newport.
Fred Johnson will terminate his duties
at the New Idea Store this evening.
T. L. Berry arrived home yesterday from
the Undertakers Convention In Boston.
The Catholic Knights OF America will
meet next Monday evening at 80 o'clock
The Wanderers will rest today and wher
they play again 1t will be In the cham
pionship series.
There will be more riding than ever on
the Interstate tomorrow as the cars now
run TO the centre OF the city,
The grand anniversary opening OF the
Misfit Clothing Parlors will occur Mon.
day. Everybody will be there.
G. G. Corbett will have large audience
to talk to about "Life," In the Providence
Opera House tomorrow evening.
Henry Cole OF Seekonk, formerly well
known in this city as a miikman, died
yesterday in the SD year OF his age.
A very pleasant ribbon surprise party
was held at the residence OF the Misses
Noonan on Denver street last night.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Additional;
wheaton l.. Bliss, w. Thomas Woods.
The special car for the Reeves Ameri-
can Band excursion passed through this
city from Worcester at 11:10 this fore
noon.
The Stars met the Hopes at 2;3o on the
Dexter street grounds and the Attleboros
and Dodgevilles will cross bats at 4
O'Clock.
There will be a meeting OF the Demo-
Gratis OF the Third Ward In Celtic Hall
Monday evening to effect campaign or
ganization.
The bookseller who advertised during
the hot weather, "Weird Tales-warranted
to make your blood run cold," Is now in
rich.
The people who know of any nuisances
that may lead to disease should notify
an officer and he will bring 1t to the at
tention of Health Officer Stanley.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by William ID.
Kelley and Catherine Mcmahon; Arsene
Merault and Elizabeth Ricopelle.
Miss Mamie Kelaghan and Miss Irma
Balthazar OF New York City, who have
been visiting friends in this city for the
past week, will return home tonight.
Paul O'Donnell and sister, Miss Mary
O'Donnell Of Binghamton, N. Y, who
have been visiting relatives on East ave.
Mrs. Alice Boyle OF Mulberry street,
at the Bargain store on East
avenue, has returned after two weeks
vacat ion spent In Hartford with relatives.
The families of Mayor Carroll and
Thomas A. Marin, who have spent the
Summer on the Warburton farm i'm Gran
stem, near Phenix, returned home yester-
day.
II has been reported that an advance of
prices was to be made at b. r. Keith's
Opera House the coming season. Such
is not the case, and they will remain the
same as before.
William Donnelly, one of the ten new
officers now under suspension, was sp-
pointed a special officer five years ago to-
day and served continually until the
present muddle.
George McClintock, who was taken
from Pawtucket TO the Homeopathic Hos
pital last Saturday, died at that institu-
tion yesterday morning. He was about 46
years of age and leaves family.
Do not forget the excursion OF the sars-
field Association tomorrow. The fine
steamer Planet will leave at 10 O'Clock;
leave Fall River at 8 O'Clock,
giving nearly five hours in Fall River.
e. ID. Coward, manager OF Hayward's
Rubber Store, is spending a two weeks
vacation I'm New York. While there he
says he will make visits to the different
political headquarters and see which side
is the more elastic. Being interested In
rubber, he will support that side.
The police are endeavoi ing to assist the
health officer in keeping the city in a
good sanitary condition, and already a
number OF unhealthy cesspools and privy
vaults have been reported. In this work
citizens generally can render assistance
by reporting all such cases to the police or
to the health officer.
The driver OF Fox q Co.'s pie wagon
discovered yesterday that he, or at least
his wagon, had been shot at, and the bull
let was lodged in the wagon cover. II
was apparently bullet from toy gun,
but II had force sufficient to penetrate the
heavy cover and might have done injury
II II had hit the driver.
Steamer New York City will leave for
New York this evening at o'clock on an
excursion which Is at once cheap and at
the same time affords an excellent chance
to pay visit to the Metropolis. You can
have all day in New York and vicinity, OF
you can visit Coney Island without extra
cost and return to Providence early Mon