Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-31
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Write II September tomorrow.
AID. OF II. lodge from Providence went
out to Walnut grove today.
"Andy" Mullen OF the Benedict House
restaurant is Ill with the pneumonia.
detective Pat" arrived In town yester-
day from the Farm to spend his annual
vacation.
The sail to Marthas Vineyard on the
Mount Hope attracted many Pawtucket
people today.
DO the people want poloH is the question
now asked by the Football Association.
Certainly they do.
Robert Grimes, son OF William ii.
Grimes, will soon resume his studies at a
New York college.
The Stars and Banner Boys will meet on
the Dexter street grounds tomorrow after
noon for $50 purse.
Herbert B. Horton, one OF the efficient
clerks at the New England grocery store,
has started for the Worlds Fair.
Box 10 was rung I'm at 2:10 yesterday af.
ternoon for a slight fire In tenement on
East ayenne caused by an oil store.
I he excursion on the Frances for the
well attended by Pawtucket people yes.
terday.
ID. A. Jillson and Mrs. Reuben X. MIL
Ter observed their Goth birthday by an
outing at Walnut Grove at which about
100 friends participated.
The ell on the Gage house on the High
school site commenced its journey for its
new location yesterday and, II is expected,
will reach its destination this week.
Miss Grace Broome entertained num-
Der OF her young friends at her residence
on Pawtucket avenue yesterday. A nice
collation. and general good time was
had.
The school committee yesterday decided
to open school Tuesday instead OF Mon
day, the day, set, as Monday has been
designated by the Governor as Labor
Day."
A lowgear from Providence backed up
against the six-way hydrant at Deahy
Bros store yesterday afternoon, demol-
ishing the cover and breaking one of the
outlets.
Scores were fishing from Red Bridge
yesterday for small blue fish, and they bit
very readily, some OF those participating
In the sport obtaining large strings, but
the fish were very small.
According to weather sharp Smith, who
prophesied the big storm OF Tuesday
night, there is probability OF another
storm of the same sort striking this part
Of the country within As hours.
The director OF the mint says that there
is money enough In the country to give
each inhabitant s25. Will you have your
s25 now, and how will you take It, silver
dollors, treasury notes, or cssh2
Bicycles, no doubt, have saved many
lives in our city streets. They freqently
prevent people from crossing the street,
thus rendering 1t quite impossible for the
street cars or teams to run them down.
About AIS o'clock yesterday afternoon
a pair OF street car horses that were being
changed from one end of the car to the
other at Lonsdale got away from the
driver and started on mad run towards
Saylesville.
Oarsman Holmes arrived home from
the Worlds Fair today. He says Appley
is within li0 miles OF Chicago and will ar
rive there within two days. Appley is in
good condition and has been having a
grand time en- route.
Yesterday afternoon a man appeared at
the station with a "barked" proboscis
and said two men had assaulted him at
"French Rosa's" place on Pleasant street.
Officers Tabor and Lee went down there
but no one one was around.
Driver Carvell OF the police department
arrived home today after a months vaca-
tion. During his absence Special officer
John w. Mooney filed the position OF
driver to the satisfaction OF all. Mr..
Mooney will now resume his old position
at Lothrop's Grand Opera House.
A petition Is being circulated In this
city and is being signed extensively ask
ing for the pardon OF Patrick Denehy,
" no is serving life sentence at Cranston
for murder. Denehy is about 65 years OF
age and has served twenty years for a
crime, II is said, he never committed.
Editor Judge OF the Catholic Index of
Pa, called at the TRIBUNE
office this morning. He spoke OF the
pleasant manner In which he was being
In the East by the different
societies and he will make n return call
before going to his home. He left for
this forenoon.
In the parade Monday, Labor Day, at
Providence the Pawtucket unions will
compose the second division and that d.
vision will be made up as follows: Paw
tucket City Band, u III. Fairman, leader;
Uniorf, No. 81; Carpenters
Union, No. 3i2; Painters and Decorators
Union, No. 81; Transfers Union, No. /,
and the Mule Spinners Association.