Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-22
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o. G.. Barber OF Westerly is the guest o
NJ. J. Higgins OF Higgins Bros.
Harwood +. Read, Chief OF Police o.
| Newport, called on Chief Perry today.
This will be Hay Cart night at the operf
house. "Josh" and the boys will be there
Nicholson Il Thsckray's store was closed
today TO allow the employees to go to the
fair.
Edwin Whiting OF Jewett City, Conn.
IS on visit TO Graham Cowperthwaite OF
Central Falls.
Havens's restaurant is the place to get a
good dinner II you want TO dine sump-
tuously call on Havens.
Col. James w. Larkin and wife have ar
rived home from Chicago where they were
on a visit to the White CITY.
A clambake was held yesterday after
noon in the rear OF the Salisbury block for
the benefit OF George Foster.
p. j. Murray OF the firm OF Kennedy,
Cough & Murray, and his wife, have ar
rived home from the Worlds Fair. They
have been absent three weeks and a part
OF the time was spent in West Virginia.
Parties who are about to visit Chicago
and desire TO travel over the Baltimore
and Ohio route can be supplied with
guides to Washingt On by applying to +.
A. Hayward at the ticket Office at the rail.
road depot in this city.
Al meeting OF the Teamsters Union
last night a number OF candidates were
int t'ated and social time enjoyed. A
chowder was served during the evening.
The whip, which was presented to the as
ISOLATION, will not be drawn until tomor-
row.
Between 8 and 10 o'clock Wednesday
evening, as a driver Of the Union Railroad
Company was shifting his horses near the
mills OF the Slater Cotton Company, the
horses got beyond his control and ran.
They separated, one running along Star
street, and the other going to the barn.
Under the auspices OF the Mystic Chain,
Uniform Rank, there will be a series OF
handicap foot races at Crescent Park to-
afternoon. Some OF the fastest
in this city, Fall River and Con-
necticut towns will compete. John
Bray has been chosen for referee and p.
D Brien fora starter.
James Calaghan is meeting with great
success in obtaining signatures for the
petition for transfer tickets and also for
a public hearing on the transfer OF the
franchise OF the Interstate on certain
roads to the PawtucKet Street Railway
Company or, more properly speaking, to
the United Traction Company. A copy
Of the petition is at Halls drug store on
Pine street.
Sportsmen have chance now to dis
play their abilities as msrksmen. On
Wednesday morning a pair OF genuine
catamounts came out of strip OF woods
on the westerly side of the Baptist Church
at Lonsdale and jumping on top of close
board fence which surrounds the back
yard OF George Marsh, walked along the
top in full view Of many people. Mr..
iNSpShibNh thV pSuobo many
are cunning for them.
Yesterday afternoon a party consisting
of Frederick II. Carpenter of East Provi-
dence, Frederick w. Folsom of Provi-
dence, Henry &. Pollard OF Lonsdsle, and
Ira ID. Goff Of II riverside, left Providence
for Boston en- route to Des Moines, Iowa,
where they will attend as delegates from
Rhode Island, the 4Sth annual session of
the National Council, Order OF United
American Mechanics, which commences
on Tuesday next. They will return on
the 30th inst.
The executive committee of the State
fair met at headquarters today and voted
to continue the Fair tomorrow. All the
exhibits will be kept intact until o'clock
tomorrow afternoon except the dog show.
There are four good races, three trotting
events and one pacing race. The stakes
for the same are $500 and there are 62
entries for the four races. The atten-
dance up to o'clock was about 10, 900, but
each train and car was continually adding
to the number.