Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-07
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Rraaxv Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv Ubiuuitous Reporters.
Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sont to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
The Summer season Is fast slipping by.
Mrs. Gen. Olney Arnold continues quite
seriously Ill.
The Msnville base ball team wants q
game for tomorrow.
The Misses Cronin OF Hartford, Conn,
are visiting in this city.
The Board OF License Commissioner
evidently mean business.
Saloons had better look out for the seals
placed on doors by the Board.
The Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society will meet this evening.
Again the highway department has be-
gun work repaving North Main street.
hary Tyrrell was taken to the Homeo-
pathic Hospital Yesterday by the police.
The matter OF concreting In front OF the
police station should not be lost sight Of.
More people go to hear the band con.
certs than stayed In town on the Fourth.
The victorious ebay Cart" is again
stored away In its house on School street.
A scientist says that women have better
eyesight than men and benedict will agree
with him.
There Is a language OF flowers, as, for
instance, when barefooted man steps on
a thistle.
The barber Is the only man who uses
the same weapon on both his friends and
his enemies.
Independence Is the inclination to mind
ones own business, combined with the
ability to do 30.
The "vets" will see "My Best Girl" this
evening at Lothrop's on invitation OF
Manager Smith.
At st. Mary's Church this evening there
will be devotions for the members OF the
League Of the Sacred Heart.
Jay Hunt hits the city fathers pretty
hard In regard to improving the City Hall
In "My Best Girl" this week.
"Billy" Mccarthy OF woburn, Mass;
who guarded the cage for Providence last
season, was In town yesterday.
Occasionally since the Fourth a be-
lated firecracker makes It's debute and
reminds people OF the day just past.
The postponed meeting of Eureka
Lodge, X. OF p, was held last evening and
only routine business was transacted.
Many prominent Pawtucket people at.
tended the reception 70 Cardinal Gibbons
at the Trocadero, Providence, last even
ing.
The Gospel wagon was stationed on
Maple street again last evening and will
remain this week. Rev. j. b. Marsh is In
charge.
Edward Connors OF q Carnation street
found a stray team on the street yesterday
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Arnold's.
John w. Meiklejohn and John H.
Cumming, the delegates from Clan Fraser
to the Grand Clan session, have returned.
They visited the Columbian Exposition.
"Brother" Harkins could not fnd an
officer on the force to suit him so now he
wants to be made one himself. The Board
will think twice before they grant the
request.
One thing is noticeable and that is that
"skin fakirs" steer clear of this city while
Providence Is constantly bothered with
them. Their show Of doing business here
without being caught Is small.
Mayor Brown will return to his Sum-
mer home tomorrow morning. His
Honor In looking as "brown as q berry"
and therefore must be enjoying the
breezes on the "shores Of cod"
Since the Fourth several OF those from
whom revolvers were taken by the police |
have called at the station and claimed |
their guns. There Is big pile there and |
whichever one Q man claims IL given him.
For frst-class meal visit the restaurant |
OF 8. B. Hsvens & Co. They have q way |
OF serving the best OF everything In q
delicious manner. They make speciality |
of Ice cream and all orders viii be de.
llvered promptly.
"Oficer Harkins." That sounds good.
With the "Pighting Psrson" a. an officer
the police station would have to be en-
larged. He is causing trouble enough
now without the city fathers giving him
power TO cause moro.
Manager Smith Of Lothrop's Opera
House has shown himself 10 be the right
man In the right place, for the patronage
warrants the keeping open OF this house
while all the other Of Mr.. Lothrop's cir
ruft ha va hoan eloacd