Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-11
LOCAL LIN ES.

representative Cottrell was speaker OF
the House yesterday.
The funeral Of Miss Maggie McCardy OF
Saunders street took place yesterday at
ternoon.
John Whalen, the we'll known carriage
painter of this city, is spending a week at
Newport.
The regulIs monthly meeting OF the
Veteran Firemen's Association will be
held tonight.
Clemence Malloy, an overseer at the
hat factory, has gone to the mosquito
State for week.
Steamer Pomham will be towed to
Noank In day or two where she will be
rebuilt above deck.
Miss Ms.nie +. Shea of Norton street 10
spending her vacation with her grand
parents at Colchester, Conn.
rhe Attleboro ball team has open dates
on the 18th and 18th iDsts. The managers
address is H. Landy, Attleboro, Mass.
Thomas Cote and Bridget Donahue and
Allen Leslie Higgins and Sarah A. Wheat
on have filed marriage intentions.
The girl with q hammock understands
the meaning OF net profit, even II she
never learned the multiplication table.
Lucian Upham was thrown from his
carriage near Oak Grove cemetery early
last evening and was considerable shaken
up.
The Board Of Aldermen Will meet this
evening to define the line for the new
Conant Block on Main street and Park
| Place.
An employe of the Potter Il Atherton
Machine Company had one OF his hands
injured yesterday and was taken home In
a carriage.
Nelson Godfrey, who is charged with
assauiting "Brother" Harkins and dis
turbing meeting at his mission, will
have trial tomorrow.
| An error was made In announcing the
date Of the Lyons McDuff nupitals. The
Chsrch next Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Shedden held re.
ception at their residence on Spring street
Wednesday evening, which was attended
by about 50 OF the friends of the newly
welded couple.
At the meeting OF the Common Council
next Wednesday evening 1t Is expected
that the Committee on Parks will make a
report in relation to its decision of a site
for public park.
Mansger Arnold OF the New England
Grocery wishes to state to his customers
and the public In general that they Will
accept all checks for their face value In
payment for goods purchased at their
store.
Segt. Willard e. Lincoln, u. s. A., was
killed at the United States military post
at Fort Riley, KS, Tuesday, by being
thrown from horse. He was native OF
Attleboro, where his aged mother, who Is
in Ill health, now resides.
| James Crawley of the west side, West
erly, has been notified by the Pension De-
partment at Washington of the suspen-
sion of his pension in accordance with the
recently enacted pension low. He is
given until Oct. to prove his disability
to earn a livelihood.
A noticeable fact In connection with the
| finances OF this city Is that the customers
| of the First National Bank have been
supplied with currency, gold or silver, In
suitable denominations to meet all pay
rolls and other engagements. No checks
payable at clearing" have been put out
| on behalf of this bank.
Tomorrow evening the steamer City OF
| Richmond will leave Providence for New
York and Coney Island. The low price
| for which tickets are sold and the fact
that you can go on Saturday night and
return home on Monday morning all
ready for business, with whole day I'm
the metropolis or Coney Island, makes 1t a
decidedly pleasant trip.
The steamer City OF Richmond, which
was advertised to leave Providence this
morning 10 follow the Goelet cup yacht
| race, failed to materialize for some un-
accountable reason. Bill Poster Nc
Mahon, who had charge of the tickets
out here, telegraphed to all points along
the coast to New London but failed to
locate her.
Lothrop's Opera House will open for the
season Of 49, '94 on Monday evening, Aug.
2i. The opening attraction will be 10th
rop's cute soubret star, Miss lola Pom.
sroy, and stock company in the funny
farce comedy entitled "Mugg's Landing"
| Specialties will be introduced I'm the
drama by Msckie and Walker and Joe
Harper, the singing conductor.