Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-12
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Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
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lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
The circus orator is now a fixture at
fairs.
The City Council will meet tomorrow
evening.
Manchester Encampment, /. o. o. f.,
met last night.
The foot ball kickers now claim the field
as all their own.
The famous Fitzgibbon family is at
Lothrop's this week.
A peddler's wagon lost wheel on North
Main atreet yesterday.
Mrs. Amelia Smith OF Quincy avenue Is
on her way to the Fair.
Watch for the opening Of J. H. Russell's
Electric" on East avenue.
The Woodbines are not satisfied and
want to meet the Stars Friday.
The Rhode Island delegates to the Catho-
lie Congress are on their way home.
The regular monthly meeting of the
school committee will be held this even.
ing.
James Conway will have trial tomor-
row on a charge of drunkenness and rev.
elling.
Miss Rose Mcvoy, who fell of the Fales
street ledge, is In comfortable condition
at the hospital.
Someone entered the Office of DR.. j. NJ.
Ryan few days ago and stole his Goa
which was hanging up.
Ex-Alderman Edward Smith and w. p.
Maroney and their wives are on their
way to the Worlds Fair
1t is Rhode Island boat that will have
the honor of being the cup defender for
1898 and meeting the Valkyrie.
Tomorrow morning in the District
Court William Foley will have trial on
charge of common drunkenness.
1t has been about as windy around New
England OF late as 1t has been at the
National Capitol at Washington.
Bartholomew Sexton and family, who
have been summering at their cottage at
Prudence Park since June last, have re.
turned home.
Tomorrow Michael Melvin of South
Bend street will be given a trial on a
charge of simple ssault on Mrs. Burke,
one of his tenants.
A large pane of glass, which was placed
In position in A. F. & F. Bray's hardware
store Saturday, was In some manner
cracked that night.
Tomorrow the Woodbines and Eurekas
will meet on the Dexter street grounds
when the former will try to get square
for Saturdays defeat.
Miss Sophia ID. Macrae, who for the
past month has been the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George N. Smith of Hamilton street
has returned to her home In Hartford,
Conn.
The Atlantic base ball team of Provi-
dence will play against the Whitemores
OF North Attleboro on the latter's grounds
next Saturday afternoon. A purse Of $50
is hung up.
Tomorrow the Pascoag Herald gives an
outing to its friends at Wallam Lake,
which is situated In the northwest corner
OF the State among the green hills of
Burrillville.
Don't forget the Wednesday afternoon
matinee OF Sid Z. France and Lothrop's
stock company In the great western drama
"Marked for Life" at Lothrop's Grand
Opera House.
William Cattell, a fsvorite member of the
the Sid q. France Company In Pawtucket,
was presented with beautiful floral piece
last night, representing an Eagle poised
for flight on pedestal.
The musical Holbrooks are great at.
traction at Lothrop's Grand Opera House
this week. Their selections on many diff
ferent instruments are finely rendered and
their ability as musicians wonderful.