Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-27
LOCAL LIN GS.

some say DE We're, the painter, resem-
bles Lord Dunrayen.
Richard Davis and Miss Jessie Cowan
have filed marriage intentions.
Letter Carriers Willis Beatty and Fred
Ratcliffe are on their vacations.
The advertisement of the Mieht Parlors
In this issue Is interesting reading.
Don't forget Gobeille's millinery open
ing this week. His display is elegant.
A stray horse was found on Broadway
this forenoon and returned to the owner
on York street, Providence.
The select social OF the members OF the
Trying Literary Club will be held in Music
Hall Assembly rooms this evening.
Stephen +. Fisk and wife have returned
from the Worlds Fait. While away Mr..
Fisk ''kept tabs" on his right hand man,
Turner, from the Ferris wheel.
Rev. Father Garcin Of st. John Baptiste
Church Of Woodlawn has received the
plans Of the new edihce from a Montreal
artist. The church will be OF brick and
will seat 1000.
DIR. Il. Montpetit, promising young
physician OF this city, left for Canada this
afternoon. He will be united in marriage
at St. James Church, Montreal, Monday
to Miss Alice Langpre OF that city.
Thomas A. Marin, the well known
plumber of this city, has been awarded
the contract for the plumbing OF the new
Warwick town house in Appanaug. The
building 10 one of the finest In the State.
In the show window OF the store OF vii.
liam Il. Eaton on Broad street can be
seen two handsome badges which are to
be presented to the officers of Mount Hope
Lodge, 1. o. o. F., Nj. U. They are the de-
sign Of Mr.. Eaton and are very pretty.
The funeral of Enoch Bradford Bishop
was solemnized yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from his late residence, No. 129
Broad street, the Rev. j. j. Woolley ofii-
ciating. The remains were conveyed to
Oak Grove Cemetery for interment. Mr..
Bishop was the father OF Mr.. Frank o..
Bishop, formerly Of Jewett City, Conn.
Conductor Irwin T.. Latham and John
NJ. Latham of this city and Lester H..
Latham OF Boston, brothers, have been
hunting In the woods OF Glocester. Dur
ing their three days trip they managed to
bag twelve grey sqnirrills, four patridges, n
largo hawk and score OF small birds.
A pretty good product of the wilds OF the
old-time Democratic stronghold.
The gate tender at the Central avenue
crossing OF the India Point branch rail.
road yesterday afternoon came near
causing an accident. IL was about 2
O'Clock and an Interstate car was conf ng
along with Henry Dean in charge OF the
motor. The gate. tender motioned him to
come along, although train was also
coming. Just as the car got inside the
first gate he got "rattied" and shnt the
gates down. Dean had common sense
enough to turn on the power and smash
the gate, thus getting out OF the path of
the coming train.
A new disease has broken out In Attle-
boro, and 1t is puzzling the medical fra.
ternity. II is In the nature of an eruption
on the face and different parts OF the
body. The patient Is first seized with a
headache, after which small red pimples
appear. Medical Examiner Holden gave
1t as his opinion that the disease was
caused by eating fruit. "The disease ls a
new one" said the doctor, "and cannot
see the cause OF 1t unless 1t Is eating OF
fruit. ! have, In examining many pa
tients, found out that those who were the
most afflicted we're great fruit eaters"
Saturday evening about s o'clock as the
driver OF one OF the teams of the Seekon
Ice Company was driving by the Mechan-
les House on the East side a fellow
stepped out OF crowd Of seven or eight
and grabbed the horse by the bride. The
driver tried to whip up his horse, but the
man held on. "Wbat do you wantY
asked the driver. al want the horse"
said the fellow. Finally the horse pulled
away from him and the Ice man drove by
quickly. The whole gang then filed into
the saloon. What the fellow wanted Is not
known, but IL il known that that locality
and that place Is one OF the toughest I'm
the city. There IL always n crowd Of
buns around that anyone might be afraid
OF and the police should look into the