Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-05
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.


Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
! st. Joseph's school opened today.
The SC ms OF toll had an elegant day.
What's the matter with this weather.
DIR. Wheaton and family left today for
Chicago.
Officer NJ. f. Hill is on duty nights at
the station.
Tomorrow the woodbines viii meet the
wine clerks.
Business began with rush today after
days respite.
The Board OF Aldermen Will meet to-
morrow evening.
The Greene & Daniels mill resumed op-
erstions yesterday.
Lawrence Manning will leave tomorrow
for the Worlds Fair.
A. d. Ross entertained his employees at
Potter's Cove Sunday.
"The recent financial touble" is the
way to speak about 1t now.
Arnold Mort is still at the station, bis
friends bringing him food.
"what do you think about the Graves
case?" Is the question now.
Even the chronic croaker begins to re-
alize that he is "back number"
Lots OF people are coming home. to get
rested after a long ordeal of vacation
work.
Harry Eccles was arrested on North
Bend street yesterday afternoon as a
vagrant.
A wagon belonging to Henry Pearce OF
Rehoboth was smas he'd by an Intcrstat e
car Sunday.
The trial Of John Sullivan for keeping
liquor for sale contrary to law Is set down
for tomorrow.
Miss Mary Josephine Moroney, daugh.
ter OF William p. Moroney, entered Wells
ley College today.
the Woodbines defeated the Hopes to 6.
IL was fine contest.
Business is booming again despite the
croakings OF those who never saw the
bright side Of things.
The creditors OF David Harley & Co.
will meet Thursday and decide on the
future course OF the firm.
Next Sunday the Sarsfield Association
to Newport and Fort Adams.
+. G.. Appley has perpetuated his name
and that of the Pawtucket Boat Club by
his daring cruise OF 1000 miles.
This morning St. Mary's school was
opened for the Fall term. A mass for the
children was celebrated at $3.50.
The employees of Bernard McCaughey q
Co. enjoyed an outing at Seaconnet yes
terday at the expense of the firm.
Work was suspended on the Central
avenue sewer yesterday, but men were at
work repairing leak in gas main.
Just now the overworked baggage man
easy lot OF the laborer on the city streets.
A telephone message from the electric
car barn last night brought out the
"hurry- and officers to queli family
row.
A requiem mass will be celebrated to.
morrow morning at st. Mary's Church
for the repose OF the soul OF William
Armour.
A meeting OF the Children OF Mary and
Young Ladies Sodality OF st. Mary's
Church was held last evening, followed by
Benedction of the Blessed Sacrament.
great deal OF interest is being mani
tested In the Woodbine-Star game Sat-
urday. II the Woodbines win 1t will
necessitate the playing OF "rubber"
game.
The entries for the Rhode Island State
Fair closed yesterday. and the indications
are that they will exceed In character and
variety any fair heretofore held by the
society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren s. Horton are cele-
brating the golden anniversary of their
marriage today and their home Is a scene
OF iestiyity due an occasion OF such a
nature.
Charles Frawley OF Providence, Michael
Nedo OF Attleboro and Michael brennap
OF New Bedford were committed TO jail
Yesterday afternoon to work odt fines of
= and costs each.
Seabury Tompkins, the veteran news.
paper man and printer, was In town yes
terday looking better than any time dur
ing his illness. He enjoys his daily drives
and occasionally calls on old friends in
this city.
A special meeting OF Enterprise Lodge,
l. o. o. f., will be held this evening for
the purpose OF having a rehearsal OF the
work In the initia,ory degree, as two or
three candidates are expected to be put
through Thursday evening.
oficers Smith and Mcconnell returned
from their vacations today and Officers
Mclaughlin and Henry hung up the To-
Gusts for ten days. II Is said Mclaughlin
will try to reduce his avoirdupois while
Henry will cut wood for the Winter.
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