Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-21
TERSE TRlBUNfITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where bv Ubiquitous Reporters.

where 0V UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
Today, Friday snd Saturday are embcr
dsvs.
Dressnukers are busy getting out Fall
suits.
Not an arrest was made lsst night by
the police.
The Interstate Company Is setting poles
on High street
Pine street il to be paved part way, be-
ginning at the Slater mills.
The Garfield Club will hold a business
meeting tomorrow evening.
October n will be legal holiday this
year throughout the United Statos.
The Wanderers meet the East Ends
here Saturday in an exhibition game.
A farm wagon loaded with fertilizer lost
wheel IN Main Street Square last even
Ing.
In one respect the North pole Is like d
a woman's pocket. Very likely it is there,
but no man could ever fnd 1t.
Two weeks from today a we'll known
and popular young business man OF this
city Will lead bride to the altar.
Miss Clara Il. Osneld IL prepared to give
lessons at her residence, 296 Pawtucket
avenue, on piano, including harmony.
The bolt msnufactory OF the W. II.
Haskell Company was closed today to al
low the employees To attend the State Fair.
The Wanderers have been strengthened
so that the team is now the strongest OF
the half dozen of big teams In New Eng
land.
A man from Rehoboth was kicked by a
horse yesterday that attempted to run
away on Park Place. He WAS not seriously
hurt.
Work on the highways will be suspen-
ded tomorrow to allow the men TO enjoy
themselves for a day at Narragsnsett
Park.
1t is hoped the memb bers OF the Bourke
Cochran Club will not be all at sea In
their new marine uniforms tomorrow
night.
Those who would read Natures open
book In meadow and woods have an extra
facility at present. She Is herself turning
the leaves.
What grand sight the thousands Of
Catholics OF the Providence diocese will
make at the demonstration in Providence
in honor OF Columbus.
Delany Council, X. OF c., will meet this
evening ana every member Is requested to
be present. Several candidates will be
worked in the FIRST and second degrees.
Miss Hindley OF the Valley Falls store
lost her gold watch on Sunday evening
bet ween this city and that village. Yes
terday q women, who found IL, returned
II to her.
Mrs. Bernard Goodwin, wife OF Officer
Goodwin, died at her home, corner of
Division and Prospect streets last night
of internal hemorrhage. She had been
aling for years.
A handsome yellow and white New
foundland dog was the only prisoner at
the station this,morning. 1t was in n cell
and did everything, but ask TO be released
Ii belongs In Attleboro.
Claude J. Farnsvorth was at Apponaug
yesterday, rs counsel for DR.. Chagnon In
cases pending against him In, the District
Court. On motion of Mr.. Farnsworth
the cases were discontinued.
A subterrsnssn lake has been discovered
near THIN, o. The country would not
mourn il Lieut.. Totten, who persists In
predicting the end OF the world, should
conclude to settle permanently on is
shore, and make living thereby letting
boats.
A jack-pulley, six feet In diameter,
broke In two at the Hope Thread mill, a
short time before g O'Clock last night,
crashing through the lower floor. The
damage done amounts to about $500
and the mill will be shut down for about
week.
"The struggle OF Life" sensational
drama OF good repute and much success
in the large cities will be tho attraction at
Keith's Opera House on the 26th. Walter
Sanford's company OF players appear In it,
extensive.
The following taken from the Westerly
Tribune shows that the people OF that
town are "in it" deep: at is reported
upon good authority thai dsfunet benefit
% organisations have taken about $50 900
out OF Westerly already. How long will
our citizens continue to be thus duped,"
The friends of Miss Lissie Borden are
preparing . testimonial which IL to take
the form OF q collection OF "leaflets., I,
Those who are invited write what they
please on "lesflet," poetry, scripture,
etc, and the collection is intended to con
vev to the prisoner an expression OF belief
In her innocence by ell rho contribute.
The commlttss on property Of the
School Committee has engaged the upper
room in the Horton building, on Garden
street, for an additional school room, to
relieve the overcrowdsd condition OF the
Garden street school house. The third
and fourth grade room in that building
now has Ss pupils, and 1t is proposed to
transfer the pupils OF one of the grades
to the new quarters. The room in the
Horton building will be put In order az
soon M possible.
Charles +. Collins, son OF Henry Col
lins ot the nrm Of Collins Brothers, was
kindly remem ssred by his co-laborers nj