Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-20
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where bv UBIQUITOUS REPORTERS.
City Clerk Sibley attended the State Fail
today.
Tomorrow is Governors day at the
State Fair.
John Burns OF South Bend street IS the
happy papa OF girl.
Blackstone Encsmpment, l. o. o. F.,
will meet this evening.
Whoever held key 5,3l5 won the cham
Der set at Chantler Brothers.
William II. Keene and son OF Smith
street are at the Worlds Fair.
Don't forget "Hay Cart" night at Lo-
throp's Opera House Friday night.
The regular meeting OF Delaney Council,
X. OF G, will take place this evening.
Don't forget "The Syhchronism of Ma
tion" at st. Mary's hall this evening.
Hon. Thomas w. Robinson and wife
left for the Worlds Fair this afternoon.
William Lynch will have a trial tomor-
row on charge OF being a common drunk
ard.
Mayor Brown has not vetoed the cleo
trio lighting contract, but he has had IT
since Thursday.
Owen Sullivan will have a trial tomor-
row on a charge OF keeping liquor for sale
contrary TO law.
So far the burglar ho had such mar
row escape at w. w. Dexter's house has
not been captured.
The members OF the Veteran Firemen's s
Association will attend Lothrop's Grand
Opera House Friday evening.
At the meeting of Tower Post, No. IL,
held Monday evening, 1t was voted to pay
a visit to Arnold Post on Oct. 2.
The Providence Veteran Firemen's AS
sociation met last evening and voted to
attend the Attleboro Fair and compete
for prizes.
Robert Kyle, one OF the men poisoned
July 3lst, was at the District Court room
today as a witness at the inquest. He says
he is feeling we'll and that reporters are q
nuisance.
Thos. Miller and John Sullivan charged
with keeping liquor for sale contrary Il
law will have trials in the District Cour
tomorrow. There are a couple OF case
against Miller.
Patrick Martin, "a years old, who's
home is at No. Pine street, Providence
fell distance OF Is feet at the Dexte
Asylum yesterday, and was severely
though not fatally hurt.
Mayor Brown has approved the reso
luton authorizing the joint standing
Committee on Street Lights OF the Cit
Council TO make contract for thre,
years for lighting the city.
Some good hauls OF tautog have re
Gently been made in the lower waters O
the river and upper waters OF the bay
The soup have nearly all left. They hav
been large but not plentiful.
One OF the East Providence electri
cars ran off the track at East Providenc
Ingrham's Four Corners at IL O'Clock las
night and was overturned. The motor
man, George Reed, was thrown of an
slightly injured.
A petition is in circulation requestin
the joint standing committee on railroad
TO hold public hearing on the matter {
granting the Pawtucket Street Railwa
Company franchise OF the streets no
controlled by the Interstate.
The Providence Baptist Association me
at the Pleasant View Baptist Church tc
day. The annual sermon was preache
by Rev. j. l.. Crane this morning. TIL
afternoon at 3:15 Prof. George Bullen, !
d., will read a ml-centennial sketch
the ASSOCIATION.
Tonight at st. Mary's school hall tn
Ladies Aid Association will give Its eptei
tainment entitled "Synchronism."
gorgeous and extensive programme hi
been arranged and crowded house Is a
ready guaranteed. Several eminent a
lists have volunteered to assist, includir
such well known favorites as Miss MAJ
L. Lynn and Nellie Devinish OF Prov
dence, Thomas Bride OF Attleboro and o'
townsman, James O'Neill. The CONVEX
fund will be much enlarged by the pr
ceeds.