Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-11
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where by UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
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.
"Money talks" these days.
The interest on borrowed trouble is al
ways high.
Somehow the police "do move" when
His Honor says so.
Mayor Brown will return to Chatham
at noon tomorrow.
Dayid Howat has returned from a pro-
longed tour OF England.
There will be a meeting OF the Y. M. C..
A. Football Club tonight.
The mills at Hebronville and Dodge
vile will start up Monday.
All the buildings on East avenue have
been moved back or demolished.
An adjourned meeting OF the Board of
Aldermen will be held this evening.
A man who is In society and wants to
keep in mast be continually going out.
Miss Lillian Williams OF North Attle-
boro is visiting friends on Garden street.
The news of the drop In Goldfish has
direct interest for every one who boards.
A mans "troliey must be off, when he
attempts to sell $500 worth OF wire for $40.
The young author lives to right things;
later he Is contented to write things to
live.
The man who hungers for beauty will
find plenty Of sand witches at Crescent
Park.
The annual excursion of the Crescent
Literary Association will take place to-
morrow.
The annual excursion OF st. Mays
Temperance Society will take place to-
morrow.
There is a new mixed drink In the Fifth
Ward which is called "The Undertaker's
Delight"
Tiepke says President Cleveland's mes
sage is "no good" and could prove 1t II
old Bill Jones was alive.
Mrs. Horace Barnes is Ill at her home on
Cottage street. She has been matron OF
the City Asylum for years.
Miss Alice Burford of Lonsdale avenue
and Misses Florence and Eta Baker of
Log Bridge are at Martha's Vineyard.
The Thayer boys and w. Ii. Barclay left
this morning on steam launch for New
port to witness the Goeiet cup yacht
races.
Miss Gertrude Flemming and Misses
Katie and Maggie Leach of Boston are
visiting Mrs. John O'Brien of Pawtucket
avenue.
A large number OF Pawtucket people are
at Newport today taking in the yacht
races. Among the number are Mayor
Brown and Alderman Miller.
There is one book, a book agent always
can get rid Of, namely, his pocket book.
Even highwaymen will take that, as the
Pawtucket agent learned at the Hub.
The concerts given by the Pawtucket
City Band under the direction OF Leader
II. II. Fairman are of a very high lorder OF
excellence and far above the ordinary.
His Grace Archbishop Feehan OF Chi
cago, who has always manifested great
interest In educational work, visited
Bay View ont the Narragansett on Tues
day.
Thomas Dwyer Will swim from the Paw
tucket Boat house to Bullock's Point
Sunday. II is said he is tireless swim
mer, often remaining In the water foA
hours.
One bright woman says that the reason
most women nowadays don't haye any
pockets, is that their husbands give them
SO little money that they don't really
need any.
One OF our young men went to Cres-
cent Park one day this week and had a
silk umbrella when he started but some
one threw lighted match into It and
In about a second all that was left was the
handle.
There was an exciting game Of base ball
on the Dexter street grounds yesterday
DttWcSH tuc DthTs anu Eurtkds, anu tne
latter won 10 to Q. The Woodbines and
Stars meet tomorrow at $3.50 O'Clock for
800 purse.
II State Assayer Perkins does not have
his analysis completed this week 1t is not
expected the examination OF James f..
Quinn will take place Monday. Coroner
Jenks has not set a day for the inquest as
he is also waiting for assayer's report.
Yesterday morning we'll known Main
street clerk received an anonymous letter
FIVE feet six inches long by actual meas
ure. lie has been playing detective since
and has located the youths who got an Of
fee boy to write the "note" and then
posted II in Providence on their way
down the river.
Wednesday evening young man was
riding bicycle on the sidewalk at the
corner OF Coleman and Carpenter streets,
when he ran ever little girl, hurting her
quite seriously about the head, and, IL
was learned, internally. The man re-
mounted and rode OF without stopping ia
| inquire as to whether or not he had
caused any injury. The father OF the girl
notified the police, but In the excitement
neglected to give his name
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