Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-21
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Leland Mason Of the Boston Globe was
In town yesterday.
Mrs. J. A. Martin OF Valley Falls Is
visiting In Fall River.
IA. Kenyon is spending few days In
Boston and Amesbury, Mass.
Both branches OF the city council win
adjourned sessions tomorrow evening.
Tower Corps, Women's Relief Corps,
will serve clam chowder this evening.
Steamer Catalonia, with Pswtucket peo-
pie on board, docked In Boston yesterday.
Clarence Smith, who represents a Lon
don Tea House, Is visiting Lyons Delany.
Howard Lodge, K. Of p, OF Providence
will visit Eureka Lodge OF this city this
evening.
The work OF equipping the Providence
and Pawtucket route with the trolley
system will be started next week.
Yesterday afternoon members Of both
the Providence and Pawtucket newspaper
polo teams began practice for the game
Friday night.
It is understood that the charges against
Tax Assessor Moroney will come up for
discussion tomorrow evening in the Com.
mon Council.
The annual meeting of the Master
Printers Association will be held at Mar
ragansett Hotel, Providence, at $3.50
O'Clock this evening.
The large square OF plate glass In the
front OF Chantier Bros store that was
broken sometime ago was replaced yes
terday by new one.
Sunday trips down the bay were begun
last Sunday from Providence. Cottaeers
are busy getting their Summer residence
In shape for occupancy.
Someone has been causing considerable
trou BILE to the owners OF boats near the
docks. The pilot house OF the steamer
Planet was broken into few nights ago.
George Smith, the center player OF the
Ksngsroos, has accepted a position as
conductor on the Pawtucket Street Rail-
way. He began work today on the Ions
dale route OF electrics.
Detective Haberlin was In attendance
at the Court Of Common Pleas today as a
witness In the case against George Mol
born, charged with stealing a lead weigh
from the city of Providence. The lead
was captured In this city.
Prot. Wilcox has gone to lot oftrouble
to tell the people of this State that mar
riage is on the decrease and has arranged
q table showing the per cent. However,
none Of the young people OF this city are
very much discouraged.
slocum OF the Telegram aud Aver of the
News have been substituted for RogeIs
and Nichols In the Providence polo ag-
gregation. Slocum will have to build up
a little and Rex of the local team train
down 80 that he'll be so small he can
sneak the ball away without being detec-
ted.
In Music Hall last night there was a
Prohibition rally and the attendance was
quite large. Rev. J. Fl. Newland of the
Thomson M. E. Church presided, and
there was singing by MIR. Huckins and an
address by Hon. A. @. fenberger OF
Nebraska. The address was clean cut
one and he dealt with the liquor question
without gloves.
Box IA was rung in late last night for a
fire In the controller box of an electric car
of the Interstate Railway. The car had
got as far as the switch on Fountain street
when the fire was discovered. As no
water could be obtained in the immediate
vicinity the alarm was rung In. The dam
age was slight, but the fire disabled the
electric apparatus OF the car.
The Fieldings, Don and Fanny, In "Fam-
fly Jsrs" and Don and the Fielding twin
sisters In the "Return of Uncle Jasper"
throp's Grand Opera House this week.
They are family of bright comedians and
the children are exceedingly bright, win
some and charming singers. The quar-
tstte received numerous enoores.
Rev. Father Halligan, after much solic-
itation, has been induced to have q crayon
protrait OF himself taken, which will be
presented to the ladies aid association.
1t will be the Hrst time In twenty years
that picture OF Father Halligan will
I have been taken, and the work win be
done by an eminent New York artist
| Providence Visitor.
The crinoline business has taken q big
boom and the mill OF the Pswtucket Hair
cloth Company is being run day and
night. An agent from New York was on
here yesterday, and said that the goods
we're selling at very high price, In som q
instances as much as 30 cents yard being
charged at retail, and even at that price
the dealers could not supply the demands
Of the customers. One Of the large dealers
Of New York went to Canada last week
and bought up all the stock he could hnd
He had to pay more for It, but was willing