Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-03
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A rise In the price OF four,it is reported,
will take place next week.
Miss Hattie Vaughn OF oneco, Conn,
is visiting friends in this city.
Another addition has been made to
Frank Gurry's family. lisa boy.
Misses Sadie and Mamie Boss OF this
city are visiting relatives In Newport.
Appley did not start last night, but
may this evening II the wind Is right.
VIII. Rowe, formerly manager OF the
ozark Secrets" was in town last night.
Enjoy life tomorrow by taking sail
down the river on the Pawtucket steamer.
1t is a sign that the trees have come to
stay another season when they begin to
leave.
8. s. Tonpkins will sell his household
furniture at public auction Monday at
o'clock.
Officer Phillip Minor Of the New York
police force Is visiting Bernard McGrath
OF Pine street.
This morning the four year old daught-
er OF ex-Offi,e ger Edward Dwyer OF East
street died after short illness.
Tomorrow the Pawtucket Steamboat
Company will make two trips down the
river leaving at 10 and o'clock.
The annual excursion OF the Young
Irelanders Association to Newport and
Fort Adams will take place tomorrow.
A very pleasant whist party was held at
the residence OF Miss Agnes M. Curran on
Elm street, Central Falls, last evening.
Malcomb Thompson, Jr., employed at
James Steele's, is suffering from a broken
arm the result OF falling from an electric
car.
The Ladies Aid Society OF st. Msry's
Church will hold a strawb berry festival in
the school hall one week from Wednesday
night.
"When a man is thrown bodily out OF
saloon he seldom returns to look for the
power behind the thrown" remarked
facetious officer last night.
f. Eugene Barker, accompanied by
Capt. l.. b. Courtney OF Brockport, N. Y,
sailed from Boston last Tuesday for an
outside trip to Norfolk, Va.
The Warwick truck is back at the No. 2
station, having had the brake rearranged
and new footboard and seat put on. The
seat is now only large enough for one man.
William b. Magee, for six years bag
gage master OF the Worcester division OF
the Consolidated road at Providence, Is
short.
Edward j. Eagan, for years conductor
on the shore line express which leaves
Boston at 10 a. M, bas been appointed
station master at Park square station,
Boston.
Mrs. Edwin X. Darling, who was
thrown from her carriage by a collision
with an Interstate car, Is In a comfortable
condition. 1t is not expected that her in
juries will prove fatal.
The Toronto University eleven were
much pleased with the performance at
Lothrop's last night and admired the
pretty theatre. There will be warm spot
In their hearts for Pawtucket people al
ways as they have been royalty enter
tained.
The veteran fisherman, Joseph Osfield,
ST., enjoys the honor OF having caught
the largest tautog ever seen in Pawtucket.
1t weighs II pounds and was hooked of
Conanicut. Mr.. Osfeld had cirrus land
Ing the big fellow. And old Joe Is more
! truthful than 'old Bill JONES'"
The Packerville correspondent OF the
Moosup, Conn.,, Journal, In speaking of
the late Mrs. Charles Clough OF this city,
who was native Of that section, says
GAS a telegraph operator she gained the
reputation twenty years ago Of being the
best female operator In New England,
During the great Boston fire, and Mil
River freshet, she received rewards and
public praise for her extra and wonder.
full feats with the wires"