Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-01
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changed as often as desired.
The Stars play at Wexford Saturday.
Hugh j. Lee left for Block Island today
to speno a week.
J.B. 8. Brazeau and daughter returned
from New York yesterday.
There will be a meeting OF the Board OF
License Commissioners this evening.
Saving money requires as much genius
as writing poetry. The result is far better.
Frank II. Curry has returned from a
cruise on the Fales steam yacht "brown
as a berry,"
The Moosup, Conn.,, base ball team still
awaits a challenge from either the Stars or
Woodbines.
Tomorrow the New England Order OF
Protection will hold its annual field day
at Rocky Point.
The members of the Thompson M. e.
Church went down the river on the Pi-
oneer yesterday.
Misses Amelia and Matte Boyle OF this
city are visiting their sister, Mrs. Charles
Olney, at Bridgeport. Conn.
The Committee on Printing OF the City
Council will meet tonight and award the
contract for the ensuing year.
Appley is still on Lake Huron but is
every hour drawing nearer TO the goal he
started for-the White City, at Chicago.
The inquest into the cause OF the acci-
dent TO the mail train at Dodgeville last
week will be begun tomorrow before
Judge L. M. Read at Attleboro.
Last evening the members OF the Ep-
worth League OF the First M. Z. Church
went to Rhodes the Pawtvxet In
barges and had glorious time.
Charles II. Hicks, son of Elijah l.. and
Elizabeth Hicks, died Of diphtheria Mon
children are sick with the same disease.
There will be meeting OF the Board OF
of Governors of the Pawtucket Boat Club
this evening when the matter of sending
men to the international regatta will be
decided.
Rev. william p. Tucker of Trinity
Church, who has been appointed arch
deacon OF the Episcopal diocese Of Rhode
Island, preached his last sermon at the
church Sunday.
James Maher and wife and James Conf
fee and wife Of Taunton were In town
Sunday. They attended the 1880 mass
at st. Mery's Church which Rev. Father
Gillian, who is relative, celebrated.
There's difference In Wills. Boston
has just received fund to at out news.
paper room at a cost Of $1,000 year, while
DR.. Rush's will prohibits the purchase Of
newspapers for the Philadelphia library.
Rev. A. 8. Goats, pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, preached his farewell SER
mon Sunday. He will hold a reception
Friday afternoon and evening at his resi-
dence, to which all OF his parishioners
have been invited.
The Philadelphia Record credits a repor-
ter OF that city, who Is but 25 years old,
with the ability to read and translate @
languages, and says he expects to keep on
adding to the number. Does he spell and
write English PROPERTY
uThe various emigration agencies OF
Rhode Island will have their annual out
ing at Rhodes on.the- -Pawtuxet to.mor-
row. The managers OF the steamship
companies OF New York, Boston and Phil
adelphia will be present at the occasion.
A Grand Haven, Aich., bus driver 4,
convinced that II Is unlucky to drive
across between the carriages Of q funeral
procession. lie was fined y for doing II
II a few OF the drivers OF this city wer'
fined there would be fewer coal teams and
express wagons in funeral professions.
When the Fifty-third Congress meets In
special session on Monday, August z, six
teen states will be without Republican
representation In the House OF Represen
tatives: Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado
Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Louis
lana, Maryland, Mississippi, Nevsd.
South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, Wss
Virginia and Wyoming.
A horse belonging TO Dexter Matthews
ran away about 3 O'Clock yesterday after
noon, and made things lively in tn
square. II started from near Main stree
bridge, where II was left anchored to
weight. When the horse started II too
the weight along and II swung In a dan
gerous manner. Dan. McNslly stoppe'
the horse In front Of his stables. Tn
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