Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-19
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Mis- Helen Il. Merrill has returned from
a hree months stay do sn in Maine.
This IL great weather whether you are
going 10 the Worlds Fair or State Fair.
The Providence Baptist Association will
meet at the Pleasant View Baptist Church
tomorrow.
The "Synchronism OF Nations" at st.
Mary's hall tomorrow evening will be a
grand affair.
City Treasurer Bates continued the sale
OF estates on which the taxes had not
been paid today.
Mrs. Gaylord s. Hunter and children
have returned from a visit to friends in
the Granite State.
DIR. Graves body has not yet found it's
last resting place. II is still I'm the tomb
at Thompson, Conn.
the Worlds Fair. Many Rhode Island
members will participate.
The grand jurors OF the common pleas
division OF the Supreme Court met today
meet next Monday.
A lad was arrested for stealing growing
fruit yesterday at the place OF Henry A.
Briggs. lie was released by order OF
Acting Mayor Davis.
This evening the members OF Tower
Post, Tower Relief Corps, and Camp A. X.
Tilton and their friends will go to Walnut
Grove and enjoy few hours OF dancing.
The society that takes up the sites for
the proposed public park for discussion
has a big job on its hands. II 1t settles
the matter it will be more than city faith
ers can do.
1t is not expected that the Union Rail-
road Company will have the Pswtucket
route equipped with electrics this week,
but the repair work Will be completed in
few days.
The dredge which is widening the chan
mel Of the Pawtucket river is now located
opposite the Pawtucket boat house.
About 10000 feet of mud has been re-
moved so far.
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Ballou OF 55 Reservoir avenue will observe
the twenty. ifth anniversary OF their mar
riage. a reception will be rendered their
relatives and friends.
The eleventh annual conclave OF the
Grand Commandery, Knights Templar ot
Rhode Island and Massachusetts,, will be-
opened at Providence tomorrow and con.
tinue during two days.
Overseer OF the Poor Peckham has found
home for Nellie O'Hern and her two
children. One OF these children was tn,
babe found by Chief Perry in the attic
OF the tenement, % Pleasant street.
A runaway occurred on Pawtucket ave.
nue. Sunday afternoon and a couple from
South Providence were seriously hurt
The lady had several cuts on the head
She was cared for in neighborng house
Another meeting OF the creditors o.
David Harley & Co. will be held tomorrow
when they will decide whether or no,
to accept the 35 per cent. OF the inventor,
offered by the assignee, Thomas p. Barne
field, Esq.
As John Carter, with his family, wa
driving in the vicinity OF Main and Dex
ter streets yesterday afternoon the hinc
wheel OF his wagon got caught in the ca
track and away went the wheel. The oc
cupants OF the wagon were somewha
startled, but not injured.
Some one has removed the signs on Ex
change street bridge forbidding drivinI
faster than a walk over 1t, and peopl
have taken advantage Of the fact, much L
the annoyance of the workmen maxim,
the repairs. Chief Perry has stationed
Officer Hudson there, and those who driv
faster than a walk over the bridge are liza
BILE to fine Of q and costs.
The cases OF John w. keenan,, Pete
march, and Antonio Monery, charge,
with keeping liquor for sale contrary t,
law, Thomas Connolly and Joseph Corco
ran, charged with cruelty to animals
Michael Melvin, charged with an assault
on Mary Burke, and James Conway
charged with revelling, come up for tria
in the District Court tomorrow.
Il ne Olu pbge reslueuCt mas DeeH rnOVe'
a short distance on the High School sit,
and Chief Perry has, In accordance witt
Mayor Browns orders, stationed officer
there to prevent the cutting down OF an.
more trees. They were given permission
TO cut down one tree, but they started ol
four when the men were stopped. Thre
OF them are probably ruined, as they ar
cut half way through. II is shame an,
there should be stop put to II.
The inquest to inquire into the cause o
the deaths OF John J. Gilligan and VII
liam Morris, who were poisoned July 3lst
will be opened at the District Court room
tomorrow Imorning by Coroner James L
jerks. II Will be private and will las
two or three days. Upon the result OF tn
inquest will rest the question OF whet he
James Quinn Will be tried on the charg
which has been preferred against him o.
not. There is great deal Of speculation
as to the guilt or innocence OF the partie
implicated.
ARCAlNS