Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-03
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where bv UBIQUITOUS reporters.
Persons leaving the city for tn,
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu
lar rates. The address will bt
changed as often as desired.
The band concerts catch the people.
James f. Brennan OF Morgan's phar'
macy is Ill.
The Pythian base ball team wants
game for Saturday.
H.Z. Baker and Miss A. Baker are al
the Ocean House, Newport.
Joseph Keogh. Is years Of age, is missing
from his home, q Slater street.
The Stars will meet the Eurekas on the
Dexter street grounds tomorrow.
Miss May Powers OF this city is visiting
relatives on Division street, Fall River.
Chief BrIerly was able to be out yester-
day. He came down to the No. house.
Mrs. Thomas G. Moies and children and
Charles p. Moies, Jr., are visiting at
Matumuck.
The meeting OF the Veteran Firemen's
Association and trial Of the "Hay Cart"
will be held tomorrow evening.
Miss Mary Johnson OF the Training
school OF the Rhode Island Hospital Is
home on a two weeks vacation.
The mid Summer reunion OF the elev-
enth Rhode Island Regiment was held to-
day at Rhodes. on-the- Pswtuxet.
Saturday st. Msry's Christian Doctrine
Society will hold its seventh annual excur-
sion to Crescent Park and Newport.
D.Goff q Sons braid mill shut down
last night until August Ia on account Of
low water and the depression OF trade.
Persons who were away for the month
OF July and have now returned wish they
had waited until August for their vsca-
ton.
John c. Wyman and Lyman b. Goff of
this city are delegates from the Board of
Trade to the Water Commerce Congress
at Chicago.
The correct answer to the question.
"Why have the people OF the United
States suddenly become SO poor7" is:
"They haven't"
Some OF the drinks that are said to be
fit for the gods are not At for men and
some are not fit for gods or men as was
shown here Sunday.
People who don't like the big Colum.
bian stamps may be gratiHed to be re-
minded that they won't be bothered with
them after January 1.
By reference to our advertisement coll
umus 1t will be seen that a competent
grapher and typewriter.
A well attended meeting of Delaney
Council was held last evening. Several
applications were received and other ap-
plicants elected to membership.
The examination OF applicants for the
positions of carriers and clerks at the
local postoffice will take place Saturday
before the local board OF examiners.
Today the North Attieboro Butchers
Association went down the river on the
Planet. They went to Rocky Point and
Newport and had an enjoyable time.
The mills OF the American Hair Cloth
Company were shut down yesterday on
account of low water. II was intended to
shut down the mills Saturday for two
weeks.
In Baltimore, on request, wagons will
no aent IN pIacaa ~ hua ipa To- mail a.,
quantities. Every man can be his own
postmaster, Il his business Is only big
enough.
The bicycle Is said to be cheaper for
mounting policemen than is the horse.
The Rhode Island hospital would not be
large enough II our force was obliged to
learn to ride.
The man who has definitely made up
his mind that he isn't going to Chicago to
the fair has very little patience with the
stories OF the people who have Just come
home from there.
Col. ii. 4. Tiepke Is at Ssvin Rock, New
Haven, today telling the Young Republi-
cans of the Elm city what Rhode Island
clam dinner is like and how 1--WE do
things" in Pawtucket.
The people who are occasionally re-
quested TO loan friend "fiye" or "ten"
may now call that friends attention to
the fact that he must receive 30 days no.
tice, similar to the bank.
Let the Stars and Woodbines come to-
gether on the diamond. There has been
enough OF talk, challenges and counter
challenges. The people want to see them
play ball now and decide which is the
better team.
The grand State excursion OF the
Ancient Order OF Hibernians of the State
to Rocky Point will be held next Wednes-
day. There will be a street parade In
Providence In the morning and a grand
mass meeting at Rocky Point at which
excellent speakers will be present.
People who have felt any way fright
ened about the safety OF our savings
banks may feel easy on the matter. They
are not "going TO smash" and as business
men have offered to accept bank books for
their full face value, and the City Treasu-
rer wants the money the people have
drawn out and will pay good rate Of In.
terest II does not seem as though there Is
any cause for alarm.