Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-16
UP THE BLACKSTONE.
Father Mathews Birthday
To Be Observed.
GAVE THE POLICE THE SLIP.
Topics of Interest From the Villages of
Valley Falls and Lonsdale.


OF Rev. Father Mathew, which occur
Tuesday evening, October 10th, will b.
more elaborately celebrated by the Sacre,
Heart Temperance Society on that dat
than for a number of years. IL will also be
sort Of re- union for "A number of the olde
members.
The committee for this annual celebra
tion have made several changes from
the programme of previous years
They had given much time to the arrange
ments and will present an interesting
programme to both old and young.
This organization has number of ole
members, for its conception dates bacE
more than p years. Those living will
gather and for their benefit the banque,
which has heretofore been held at mid.
night will occur at oclock promptly.
Then will come speechmaking, and the
local guests will be the local clergy, Sen.
ator Il. l.. Freeman, and press representa-.
tives. There Will also be present Rev
Father Lynch, president OF the dioce sar
union; Patrick ii. Quinn OF Clyde, II.
secretary, Dennis II. Sheehan, Esq, oi
Providence, Frank Il. Fitzsimmons oi
Lpnsdale ana many others.
Caterer Havens will furnish an elabo.
rate menu, and the Alpine orchestrs
music for dancing, which will begin i'm
mediately after the post prandial exer-
cises In the lower hall. These ANIMALS
have always been looked to with much
interest and general good time IN had by
all who attend this o.termed family
gathering.
The BIRD Has Flown.
A short time ago woman OF portly
basement OF tenement house on Ranc
street. She described herself as widow
woman and was to take a few boarders
She had boarders, but according to reports
from various sources they lived on tn,
European plan. So thick and fast die
that neighbors thought it to be anothe
addition to the already well know ham
bone hotels. The police were alive to tn
issue, and although no registry list wa
furnished they were given orders to watcl
the house.
Later, this particular tenement wal
known among certain class as "Ranci
10" This house was destined to max,
trouble; and as one of the policemen sal,
he tried all ways to make a "grab," but 4
was of no use. The authorities knew tn,
disreputable character OF the place Ions
haf Tf ha for
by the neighbors, but no move was mad,
on their part. This week the proprietres
skipped and when departing informed ,
neighbor that she knew the police wer,
going to raid her, and she would Civ,
them the laugh.
Read the List
At the local Postofiice there IL list o
advertised letters, not as yet called for
To who those find their names upon the lis
please call quick, and say advertised,
Asquith James, Clarke Mrs, Fallor John
Fitzpatrick Mrs. Alice, Clancy Rose, Kell
James, Patt Oskine, Sampson Elizabeth
French Pascal Bois, Joseph Guerin
Lenard Leblanc, Helene Lavoie, Deroth
Reneaud.
Good News For All.
In Yesterdays issue OF the TRIBUNl
mention was made of the Greene
Daniels Company. II should have rea
they will start up Monday instead OF shut
ting down, and which factory was close,
last week.
The United States Knitting Compan.
will resume operations Monday with
fun complement of help.
This morning President Wilbur of tn
Town Council was reported much i'm
proved and out OF danger.
Probate Judge Fessenden is improving
Branch sG5, q. X. ora.
The last meeting OF Branch 265, Catho
lie Knights OF America, for the present
month was held last evening. There wal
a good attendance and considerable bust
ness OF Importance was held OF interest e
the members solely.
How Many Friends Here.
News was received here last evening Of
the death OF Mrs. Morris Crane, wife o.
Patrolman Crane OF the Newport police
force. She had several relatives and many
friends here who will mourn her early de-
mise az a wifo ard the sad occurrence oI
her death by child birth. A number from
here viii attend her funeral at Newpor,
Sunday. Mr.. Crane will be remembered as
one OF the most efficient men In the po.
lice service, and who has a legion o
friends all though the State.
Interesting Items.
There will be an important meeting o.
the Kearney Light Infantry Monday
evening.
A number OF people from here visited
the gas explosion at the Central avenue
sewer last evening.