Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-14
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Rraazv Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS 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 venerable Charles Titus is iD town.
The Eurekas want game for Saturday.
The Jewish new year is certainly very
pleasant one 80 far.
Thomas Conlin of Pleasant street Is
happy today. Girl.
The sNewport's were defeated by the
Princetons 10 to yesterday.
Valkyrie vs.. Vigilant-and many v
will be wagered on the result.
The works OF the American File Com
pany on Dexter street started up yesterday
on full time.
One OF the reasons why women live
longer than men may be possibly because
they deserve to.
One of Pawtucket's newspapermen is
celebrating his 23rd birthday today. Many
returns, ,.comrade.
You cannot convince tramp that the
hotel out Of which he has just been
bounced is fireproof.
q. T.. Clark, who was connected with
the firm of n. Bliss q Co., died at Bull
locks Point yesterday.
An electric car colided with a team In
front OF the Record Building this morn
ing, but no damage was done.
1t is nothing unusual to have DIR. Mary
Walker In town. She went to school here,
but she was never taught to wear trousers
no never.
The Saylesville Cricket Club finish the
season on their grounds next Saturday
afternoon, when they meet the Ashtons
In the return game.
Advent Mission Church last evening 1t
was voted to hold the next meeting at st.
Paul's Church, this city.
There were over 1900 present at the
2Sth annual clambake at Simmons Grove,
Dighton, Mass, yesterday. Many Paw
tuCket pcopie WeIc present.
Sergeant Harry Barclay, wife and
daughters OF Paterson, N. j., are the guest
of Mr.. James Connors and family of
Moore street, Central Falls.
The man who set the gas afire on East
avenue yesterday will not need a shave
this week and the wind Is out of a Job.
His whiskers were burned OF.
A number of the members of Tower
Post, q. A. r., Tower Relief Corps and
A. X. Tilton Camp, 8. of ", will go to
Walnut Grove next Tuesday night.
The Commission on Armory site Is now
on still hunt for a suitable location.
The members were surprised at the small
number Of proposals to sell land sent in.
Governor Ladd and party will leave for
Chicago on special at 1 80 Friday, Sept.
30, arriving at the Windy City Saturday
at o'clock and remaining until Oct. 9Th.
There will be meeting OF the Veteran
Firemen's Association tomorrow evening
to consider the matter of going to the
Attleboro fair and giving the machine a
trial.
The eleventh annual conclave of the
Grand Commandery, Knights Templar OF
Rhode Island and Massachusetts will be
held at Providence Wednesday, Sept 20
and 81.
p. f. Kinion of Valley Falls was yester-
day elected supreme recording secretary
of the Ancient Order of Foresters OF
A h,,o-ioa - tna coouaotto,, batcx haId ~
New Haven, Conn.
Recognition services were held at the
Woodlawn Baptist Church last evening in
honor of the pastor Rev. w. l.. Wood,
who has been permanently engaged. The
services began at 7:45.
Mr.. Eugene f. Shea of Weeden street
left yesterday for the College of Physi
clans and Surgeons, Baltimore, to COM
plete his medical course lbegun last year
at Burlington, VT, University.
This evening the opening of "The Elec-
teic" at SO East avenue will be held. The
propri etor, James ii. Russell has sent out
many invitations and the opening OF his
sample rooms will be gala occasion.
Yesterday afternoon the Pascoag Herald
gave an outing at Wallum Lake, Burrili-
Vile, to State and city officials and news
papermen. fine clambake was served
and the afternoon was very enjoyable.
M. J. Higgins OF Higgins Bros. has been
presented with a four-in- hand necktie
made entirely Of glass. 1t was sent from
the Worlds Fair by friend. Mike will
feel rather brittle while he is wearing II.
A certain sporting man OF this city,
who by the way is boss on the sewers,
claims to own a fast horse which he keeps
In Woonsocket. Charlie claims the horse
has made record last Tuesday of 2:1s.
He don't smile any more In telling this
than when he relates his mosquito story.
At the convocation of Pawtucket which
is being held In the Advent Mission
Church on Pawtucket avenue missionary
services were held last evening addresses
being made by Rev. A. b. Shiels, rector Of
All Saints Church, Pontiac, and Rev. r.
Hale, rector OF the church Of Our Saviour,
Middleboro.